“Facebook Marketplace software for car dealerships. AutoLander syncs dealer inventory feeds, posts vehicles to Facebook Marketplace, keeps prices current, removes sold units and runs AI photo editing on listing images.”
“AutoLander is Facebook Marketplace software for car dealerships and sales reps in the United States, Canada and Spanish-speaking Latin America, available in English, Spanish and French. It connects to a dealer inventory feed, posts vehicles to Facebook Marketplace, keeps prices current, removes sold units, enhances listing photos with AI and tracks which posts led to buyer conversations.”
“Plans start at $39/month (Starter, 5 posts a day), $59/month (Growth, 10 a day) and $79/month (Pro, 15 a day), with Dealer and multi-rooftop plans from $117/month. Every demo includes 5 free posts and does not require a credit card. Pricing is published — no quote needed.”
“CarGurus and Cars.com are supported directly. vAuto, DealerCenter, Dealer.com, HomeNet, Frazer, CDK and Tekion are ingested via a custom feed or export, most dealer websites can be read directly, and SFTP and CSV drops are supported.”
“Only if it is literally true for every applicant, and even then have your attorney approve the wording. If your store checks credit in any form, say what you look at instead, such as income and residence, in plain words. This is general guidance and not legal advice; rules for credit advertising vary, so check your copy with counsel.”
“Publish a figure only if it is a real, current policy your staff will honor for the buyers it describes. If down payments vary by vehicle or application, say that and explain what they depend on. A number no real deal matches misleads buyers, and it can keep circulating in AI answers long after you change the page.”
“For a car dealer, AEO means making your website easy for AI tools to quote. Each common buyer question gets a clear answer in its first sentence, every vehicle page shows price, mileage and VIN as text, and your hours and address match everywhere. That is how a short, direct answer can come from your site.”
“For a dealership, GEO is the work that helps AI assistants trust your store enough to name it and cite your pages. It covers your Google Business Profile, your listings on sites like Cars.com, CarGurus and DealerRater, your reviews and replies, and crawler access, so every source an assistant reads tells the same story about your store.”
“The scan and the walkthrough are free. Plans are $997, $2,497 or $5,997 a month, plus a one-time setup fee of $997, $997 or $2,997. Every plan is month to month.”
“As many as your buyers really ask, grouped by department. Forty is a practical starting set for a full-line store, and a small used-car lot may need twenty. When a question needs more than a few sentences, give it its own answer page and link to it from the FAQ.”
“On larger sites it helps. Keep one main FAQ page with the most common questions from every department, and put the longer service or finance FAQs on those department pages. When a question appears in both places, use the same answer word for word so nothing conflicts.”
“No. In August 2023, Google limited FAQ rich results to well-known, authoritative government and health websites, which leaves car dealers out.”
“They are illustrative. We wrote them to show the patterns the surveys describe: comparing models, checking prices, finding listings and summarizing dealership reviews. None comes from an assistant’s query data, so treat any list sold as “the most asked questions” with care.”
“Longer than search keywords. Google says the average AI Mode search is about three times the length of a traditional Search query. That figure covers all AI Mode searches, so read it as a direction for car questions rather than a measurement of them.”
“Often they do not need to. OpenAI says ChatGPT can estimate a user’s general location from their IP address and use it to localize results, turning a “near me” question into a search with the city in it. Sharing a device’s precise location is optional and off by default.”
“AutoLander is built and operated by AutoLander LLC. Its co-founder, Michael Garber, writes the company’s published research and can be reached at sales@autolander.ai or (919) 280-0967.”
“Anonymized, aggregate production data from the AutoLander platform — 196 U.S. dealerships posting real inventory to Facebook Marketplace. Figures are computed by direct read-only aggregation, never from surveys or estimates, and sample sizes are published alongside them.”
“Yes, under CC BY 4.0 with attribution and a link to the source report. CSV and JSON copies are published on the report page. For questions or a figure we have not published, contact sales@autolander.ai.”
“No. AutoLander is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Meta Platforms, Inc. Facebook and Facebook Marketplace are trademarks of Meta Platforms, Inc.”
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