Every New Arrival Posts Itself to Social

A dealership takes in a clean one-owner SUV on trade and enters it into inventory before lunch.

The store's social pages only get posts when someone remembers, so most arrivals never reach the followers who asked to hear from the dealership.

Social Media Listing detects the new inventory record and publishes the post to the Facebook Page and Instagram automatically, photo, price, and a link to the vehicle's page on the site.

A slow-moving sedan has been sitting for weeks, and the manager wants extra eyes on it before Saturday.

Reposting a vehicle by hand means digging up photos, retyping the price, and hoping the link is right, so it rarely happens.

The manager opens the vehicle in Sky Scale and posts it manually in one click. The post goes out to both channels with the current photo, the current price, and the direct link.

A shopper who follows the dealership on Instagram sees a new arrival post while scrolling in the evening.

Most dealership social posts end at the caption. Interested followers have to hunt for the vehicle on the website themselves, and most never do.

The post carries a direct link to the vehicle's page on the dealership site. The shopper taps through, sees the full gallery and pricing, and starts a chat from the page.