Automotive — Social Media Vertical
We turn your new arrivals, finance offers, and happy-customer deliveries into a scroll-stopping content run — so the shopper comparing dealerships tonight is looking at your inventory, not the lot down the road.
No contracts. Cancel anytime in one click. First posting cycle live within 5 business days.
A truck lands on the lot and the only people who know are the ones who drive past. The buyer three towns over never sees it. Every day a unit sits unlisted is a day of floorplan interest ticking against it, and by the time someone on the sales floor grabs a quick phone photo between test drives, the “just arrived” window that actually gets shoppers excited has already closed. A dealership whose feed hasn't moved in two weeks reads as a dealership with nothing new — even when the opposite is true.
Finance and lease specials change constantly, but if they never make it to the feed, the shopper comparing payments never counts you in. By the time the new APR sheet makes it from F&I to whoever handles marketing on the side, the promotion is often half over — and most dealerships don't have anyone whose actual job is turning that sheet into a clean, compliant graphic before the deadline passes. The rooftop across the freeway posted their payment specials the same morning corporate approved them.
Every handed-over key is a happy-customer post that builds trust — and almost none of them ever get captured or shared. The moment a new owner is grinning next to their car in the delivery bay is more persuasive than any inventory photo you could shoot, and it happens dozens of times a month without anyone thinking to grab a quick clip and a signed release before the customer drives off the lot for good.
Google and Facebook reviews are one of the first things a shopper checks before they ever pick up the phone, but a dealership juggling sales, service, and finance rarely has anyone assigned to respond to them — let alone turn the good ones into content. A five-star review from last month is sitting there doing nothing for the shopper reading it tonight.
A shopper who messages your page or comments on an inventory post at eight at night expects a reply before they move on to the next dealership's listing. If that message sits until someone opens the account the next morning, the lead has usually already talked to whoever answered first — and in a business this competitive, first is often the whole ballgame.
A steady stream of new-arrival spotlights and featured-unit posts, shot in your brand style and scheduled around when local shoppers browse. Units go up within days of hitting the lot, not weeks — while the “just arrived” urgency is still real.
This month's payments, APR specials, and lease deals turned into clean, compliant graphics that make you the obvious comparison. Send us the new numbers and they're in the feed the same week, not whenever someone finds time.
Happy-customer delivery moments cut into reels — the most persuasive proof a dealership can post. We give your team a simple two-question consent script to use right at the moment of delivery, so capturing it never slows down the handoff.
Feature-focused reels and carousels that answer the questions shoppers actually ask before they visit — trim differences, tech packages, what's really in stock versus what's listed on the manufacturer site. The goal is a shopper who already knows what they want to see by the time they walk the lot.
Posted across Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, and Threads on every plan — six platforms including LinkedIn on Cube Prime for dealer groups managing fleet and B2B relationships. Facebook Marketplace and local buy-sell groups, where a large share of car shoppers still browse first, are covered too.
Which units drove the most inquiries, which offers moved metal, and what we're featuring next month — plain-language numbers tied to specific posts, not a vanity-metrics report that leaves you guessing whether any of it is working.
We start with a short call to learn your current inventory mix, your service department's slow season, and which specials your GM actually wants pushed. From there it's a steady rhythm — new-arrival posts within days of a unit hitting the lot, finance graphics turned around the same week corporate sends new numbers, and delivery reels going up as they happen — with the monthly recap adjusting the mix based on what actually drove calls, not what we assumed would.
Most dealerships don't have a full-time content person on staff, and that's the problem we solve. A handful of phone photos or a quick walkaround clip from a salesperson is enough raw material for us to build a full month of posts — you don't need studio-quality footage, you need someone who knows what to do with what your team already has.
National and regional manufacturer ad programs build brand-level awareness — they don't say anything about what's actually on your lot this week or what your finance office is offering right now. Our content runs underneath that umbrella and covers exactly what only your rooftop can say, so the two work together instead of overlapping.
Car Dealerships — tailored to your industry
Per rooftop, billed monthly. Dealer groups: ask about the multi-location rate.
$95/mo
A steady, on-brand presence to get you visible.
$295/mo
Build real momentum for your industry.
$395/mo
Full-funnel posting for your industry.
$495/mo
Our most popular plan for your industry.
Every plan is a starting point. Mix in exactly what your car dealerships needs.
Setup takes one 20-minute brand call. First post goes live within 5 business days. Different industry? See all Industry Cubes.
