Appointment CampaignIndex.

Campaign management

Plan the audience, offer, creative, timing and response process together. Go2BDC runs a managed 30-day campaign with email outreach, reply handling and live human oversight.

Past customer reactivation

Give eligible previous buyers and service customers a current reason to return. Build the invitation around a useful offer, the customer relationship and the next conversation.

New prospect outreach

Reach beyond your CRM through Verified Conquest. Our data center and specialized partnerships help identify available prospects in your selected market; audience criteria and fit are confirmed before launch.

Appointment campaigns

Make the next step easy to understand and take. A branded Self-Booking Calendar, managed email conversations and Buyer Alerts connect buyer interest with your available appointment times.

Database preparation

Review contact quality, usable fields, permissions and exclusions before outreach. A cleaner list gives the campaign a more reliable starting point and helps avoid contacting irrelevant or ineligible records.

Showroom invitations

Invite people to a specific reason to visit: new inventory, an approved offer, a product demonstration or an event. Confirm appointment capacity and store readiness before the invitation goes out.

Offer launches

Introduce a promotion with a clear message and a simple response path. Email is the foundation; direct mail, paid marketing and event displays can support the same approved offer.

Aged inquiry follow-up

Reopen conversations with eligible prospects who asked about your business but stopped responding. Refer to a current reason to reconnect rather than assuming their earlier plans are unchanged.

Owner and service outreach

Use eligible customer records to invite a service visit, ownership review or vehicle discussion. Your staff confirms condition, trade value, availability and the options that actually apply.

BDC campaign support

Keep campaign replies organized while your dealership team handles store-specific questions and the sale. Buyer Alerts give your main contact useful context when a conversation needs their attention.

Unsold showroom follow-up

Reconnect with eligible visitors who left without purchasing. A different vehicle, updated availability or an agreed follow-up date can provide a practical reason to continue the conversation.

Audience segmentation

Separate the list by a useful, supported distinction, such as prior inquiry, customer relationship, product interest or location. Match the message to that distinction and review the audience before launch.

Payment review

Invite a discussion about available vehicle and payment options. Keep the invitation factual; the dealership and its lenders confirm pricing, credit eligibility, financing terms and any potential payment change.

Changing brands or categories

Help a buyer compare a different type of vehicle, product or ownership option. Explain the relevant differences and offer a conversation instead of assuming which brand the person currently owns.

Trade-in review

Give customers a clear way to discuss a possible trade. Any valuation, equity position, payoff amount or offer must be reviewed and confirmed by the dealership.

Service-to-sales timing

A service conversation can become a vehicle discussion when the customer expresses interest. Coordinate with your service and sales teams so the invitation fits the situation and respects the customer’s choice.

Seasonal campaigns

Plan around the season that matters to your market: camping, boating, riding, travel or weather-related service. Set the launch date early enough for buyers to consider the offer and arrange a visit.

Changing ownership needs

Support a conversation about upgrading, downsizing, replacing equipment or considering a different access option. Start with what the buyer wants to change and make the consultation easy to schedule.

Automotive

Campaigns for franchise and independent dealerships, sales events, customer reactivation, service invitations and subprime opportunities. Adapt the audience and message to your inventory and the offer your store approves.

RV

Longer buying decisions often involve floorplans, travel plans, storage, trade options and family use. Give prospects useful reasons to return to the discussion as the season and available inventory change.

Marine

Boat and yacht decisions can involve intended use, storage, marina access, trade options and demonstrations. Build the invitation around a useful consultation, viewing or seasonal event.

Powersport

Motorcycles, ATVs and side-by-sides need messages that fit the product and riding season. Support product arrivals, upgrade conversations, demonstrations and store events with a clear next step.

Aviation

Campaign planning for brokers, charter providers, access advisers and select aviation sellers. Explain the relevant travel or consultation option without assuming aircraft ownership or access to an operator’s customer list.

Commercial vehicle

Reach people considering pickups, cargo vans, heavy-duty units or fleet replacement. Frame the conversation around capacity, use, availability and timing, with the buyer confirming their actual needs.

Toyota

www.toyota.com

Cars, SUVs, trucks and electrified models. Campaign ideas include model arrivals, trade-in invitations, eligible owner outreach and service follow-up, using the dealership’s current inventory and approved offer.

Honda

automobiles.honda.com

Passenger vehicles, SUVs and hybrid options. Give buyers a reason to compare available vehicles, revisit an earlier inquiry or schedule a showroom discussion with your dealership.

Ford

www.ford.com

Trucks, SUVs and vans, with consumer and commercial needs to consider separately. Match the campaign to the vehicle, intended use and available next step rather than using one broad message.

Chevrolet

www.chevrolet.com

Cars, trucks, SUVs and electric vehicles. Build around a specific model, dealership offer or trade conversation, and give interested customers a clear route to available inventory.

Nissan

www.nissanusa.com

Cars, crossovers, SUVs and trucks. Reconnect with eligible inquiries around an available vehicle or invite past customers to review the options your dealership can currently offer.

Kia

www.kia.com/us/en

Cars, SUVs and electrified vehicles. Use current product information and approved dealership terms to invite a test drive, ownership discussion or service visit.

Hyundai

www.hyundaiusa.com/us/en

Cars, SUVs and electric or hybrid options. An effective invitation can focus on model comparison, a new arrival or an eligible customer’s next service conversation.

BMW

www.bmwusa.com

Premium vehicles across several body styles and powertrains. Campaigns can support model introductions, lease-end discussions, eligible owner follow-up and scheduled showroom appointments.

Mercedes-Benz

www.mbusa.com/en/home

Luxury vehicles and ownership services. Keep the invitation specific to available models, a dealership event or an ownership discussion, with current terms confirmed by the retailer.

Lexus

www.lexus.com

Luxury vehicles with multiple powertrain choices. Consider model exploration, eligible owner reactivation, trade discussions and service invitations while keeping the offer and booking process straightforward.

Subaru

www.subaru.com

Cars, SUVs and electrified options. A campaign can connect a product comparison or service invitation with the needs the customer actually shares with your store.

Mazda

www.mazdausa.com

Cars, crossovers and electrified options. Invite a closer look at available vehicles, a dealership event or a trade review, with useful information before the visit.

Volkswagen

www.vw.com/en.html

Cars and SUVs with a range of ownership options. Use eligible customer records and prior inquiries to support model interest, lease discussions, service follow-up or a new vehicle introduction.

Audi

www.audiusa.com/en

Premium vehicles, including electric options. Campaign ideas include product demonstrations, model comparisons, owner follow-up and appointments around inventory your retailer can support.

Acura

www.acura.com

Premium passenger vehicles and SUVs. A focused campaign can introduce an available model, reopen an eligible inquiry or invite an ownership review at the dealership.

Genesis

www.genesis.com/us/en/home

Luxury sedans, SUVs and electrified vehicles. Put the experience and specific appointment opportunity into clear language, supported by approved retailer details.

Cadillac

www.cadillac.com

Luxury SUVs, sedans and electric vehicles. Support model discovery, owner outreach or a retail event with a recognizable invitation and an easy way to arrange a visit.

GMC

www.gmc.com

Trucks, SUVs and utility-focused vehicles. Separate personal and business-use discussions, then build the campaign around the relevant capacity, equipment and availability.

Jeep

www.jeep.com

SUVs and trucks with several vehicle-use choices. Promote a specific model, store event or ownership discussion without assuming that every prospect has the same lifestyle or intended use.

Ram

www.ramtrucks.com

Pickup trucks, chassis cabs and vans. Campaigns can invite a vehicle comparison, trade review or work-vehicle consultation, with the dealership confirming specifications and availability.

Dodge

www.dodge.com

Performance-oriented cars and SUVs. Use a current product or dealership event as the reason to respond, and make the appointment or product discussion easy to arrange.

Chrysler

www.chrysler.com

Passenger and family vehicle options. Campaign ideas include eligible customer reactivation, vehicle comparison, trade-in discussions and service invitations around your dealership’s approved offer.

Lincoln

www.lincoln.com

Luxury SUVs and ownership services. Build a clear invitation to explore available vehicles, discuss a lease or trade, or reconnect with the retailer about ownership needs.

INFINITI

www.infinitiusa.com

Luxury SUVs and ownership options. Support a model introduction, an eligible prior inquiry or an owner conversation with an invitation tied to actual retailer availability.

Volvo

www.volvocars.com/us

Premium vehicles with electric and hybrid choices. Invite buyers to explore the relevant models or ownership questions, with the retailer supplying current product and offer details.

Porsche

www.porsche.com/usa

Sports cars, SUVs and electric vehicles. A useful campaign may offer a product consultation, an available-inventory discussion or an eligible owner appointment rather than a generic promotion.

Jaguar

www.jaguar.com/en-us/index.html

Luxury vehicle research, retailer support and owner services. Check the brand’s current product direction and local availability before planning new-model, pre-owned or ownership communications.

Land Rover

www.landroverusa.com/index.html

Range Rover, Defender and Discovery vehicle families. Keep the campaign specific to the relevant product, retailer inventory, ownership question or scheduled showroom experience.

Mitsubishi

www.mitsubishicars.com

SUVs, crossovers and electrified options. Use an available vehicle, an approved retail offer or a service conversation as the reason for eligible prospects to reconnect.

MINI

www.miniusa.com

Compact vehicles and SUVs with distinct product choices. Promote a model introduction, retailer event or ownership discussion with a straightforward invitation and response path.

Tesla and electric vehicles

www.tesla.com

Electric vehicle shopping can raise questions about charging, vehicle fit and ownership. Use accurate product information and a suitable consultation path; a brand reference does not imply an authorized retailer relationship.

Independent dealerships

Build around the vehicles, buying process and local market your store actually serves. Eligible inquiry follow-up, trade discussions and current inventory invitations can each have their own campaign purpose.

Buy here pay here

Keep the invitation clear about the opportunity to discuss vehicles and payment options. The dealership reviews the buyer’s situation and determines any applicable terms; the campaign does not promise approval.

Subprime and special finance

Give shoppers a respectful way to explore vehicle and financing options. Confirm suitable targeting, approved wording and the response process with the dealership; credit eligibility and terms remain with the dealer and lenders.

AutoNation

www.autonation.com

A multi-location automotive retailer. Group campaign planning needs a clear local offer, store-specific inventory, appointment capacity and a named contact for approvals and buyer replies.

Penske Automotive Group

www.penskeautomotive.com

An automotive and commercial truck retail group. Plan by rooftop and product category so the invitation, appointment type and response process fit the store receiving the inquiry.

Lithia Motors

www.lithia.com

An automotive retail group with multiple dealership locations. Keep local creative, audience selection and store responsibilities clear while maintaining the group’s approved campaign standards.

Sonic Automotive

www.sonicautomotive.com

A multi-location automotive retailer. A useful campaign brief specifies the participating store, vehicle opportunity, usable audience and the team responsible for the appointment.

Group 1 Automotive

www.group1auto.com

An automotive dealership group. Campaign reporting and response handling should identify the relevant rooftop so buyer interest reaches the right local team.

Asbury Automotive Group

www.asburyauto.com

An automotive retailer with a dealership network and online shopping services. Plan local audience and offer details alongside the store’s booking and customer response process.

Ken Garff Automotive Group

www.kengarff.com

An automotive dealership network. Local campaigns can focus on a participating store’s inventory, service invitation or eligible customer audience, with approvals coordinated before launch.

Larry H. Miller Dealerships

www.lhmauto.com

A dealership network that operates as part of Asbury Automotive Group. Keep the named store, offer and appointment destination specific when planning campaigns across locations.

THOR Industries

www.thorindustries.com

An RV manufacturer group covering multiple brands and product types. Retail campaigns should identify the actual brand, available unit and dealership, then address the buyer’s travel, floorplan or trade questions.

Winnebago

www.winnebago.com

Motorhomes and travel trailers create different buying conversations. Campaign ideas include floorplan exploration, product arrivals, eligible owner outreach and visits planned around a buyer’s travel needs.

Forest River RV

forestriverinc.com/rvs

An RV manufacturer with multiple product lines. A dealership campaign should focus on the specific brand and available units, rather than treating all RVs as the same ownership decision.

Coachmen RV

coachmenrv.com

An RV manufacturer offering several vehicle and trailer types. Give prospects a useful reason to compare floorplans, discuss a possible trade or arrange a dealership visit.

Camping World

rv.campingworld.com

An RV retailer with sales, service and outdoor ownership resources. Campaign opportunities can center on local inventory, seasonal travel, eligible customer follow-up and store events.

Lazydays RV

www.lazydays.com/locations/florida/tampa-florida

The Tampa-area Lazydays RV location continues under Campers Inn RV ownership. Use current store information when planning inventory, service or customer-event invitations.

Ownership update from Campers Inn RV

General RV Center

generalrv.com

An RV retailer with sales and ownership services. Longer purchase decisions can benefit from useful follow-up around a selected floorplan, trade option, product arrival or scheduled visit.

FreedomRoads

rv.campingworld.com

Camping World’s official RV website identifies FreedomRoads, LLC in its company information. This reference connects the operating name with the retail site for RV sales and dealership research.

Blue Compass RV

www.bluecompassrv.com

The RV retail network previously known as RV Retailer. Campaign planning should name the participating dealership and tie the invitation to its actual inventory, service resources and local season.

Harley-Davidson

www.harley-davidson.com/us/en/index.html

Motorcycles, rider experiences and retailer services. Campaigns can support available bikes, eligible owner outreach, store events and riding-season conversations without assuming that every prospect is an existing owner.

Polaris

www.polaris.com/en-us

ATVs, side-by-sides, snowmobiles and other powersport products. Separate recreational, utility and seasonal needs so the invitation fits the product and the buyer’s stated use.

Can-Am

can-am.brp.com/us/en

Off-road, three-wheel and motorcycle product categories. A useful invitation identifies the relevant vehicle type, available demonstration or dealership event rather than grouping every product into one message.

Yamaha Motorsports

yamahamotorsports.com

Motorcycles, ATVs and side-by-sides. Plan around the relevant riding season, product availability, eligible inquiry or store event, with a straightforward way to arrange a visit.

Honda Powersports

powersports.honda.com

Motorcycles, ATVs and side-by-sides. Match the campaign to the product, riding experience or practical use the buyer is considering, and make a dealership conversation easy to schedule.

RideNow Powersports

www.ridenow.com

A powersports retail network. Multi-store campaigns need clear location routing, product availability and appointment ownership so interested riders reach the dealership that can help them.

Harley-Davidson dealer networks

www.harley-davidson.com/us/en/index.html

A reference to the manufacturer’s dealer channel, rather than a named independent dealer group. Use the actual retailer’s approved identity, event details and available inventory for any local campaign.

Powersport Nation

www.powersportnation.com

A powersports business for buying, selling and trading vehicles. This link identifies Powersport Nation LLC, distinct from the similarly named used-parts retailer Power Sports Nation.

Sea Ray

www.searay.com

Cruising and sport boats. Campaign ideas include model exploration, available-inventory viewings, eligible owner follow-up and seasonal events, with the actual dealer confirming the vessel and visit details.

Boston Whaler

www.bostonwhaler.com/us/en

Powerboats for a range of uses. Focus the invitation on a particular boat, relevant ownership questions or an arranged viewing rather than assuming every prospect has the same boating needs.

Malibu Boats

www.malibuboats.com

Wake, surf and ski towboats. Campaigns can support product demonstrations, inventory introductions and eligible prior inquiries with practical information about the appointment or event.

Yamaha Marine

yamahaoutboards.com

Marine power and ownership resources. Retailer campaigns may focus on an appropriate product consultation, repower discussion or service invitation, with technical suitability confirmed by the marine professional.

MarineMax

www.marinemax.com

A boat and yacht retail business. A well-planned campaign can invite a product discussion, vessel viewing or local event while making location, availability and the next step clear.

Bass Pro Shops and TRACKER Boats

www.basspro.com/home · www.trackerboats.com

Outdoor retail and boat product references with separate official websites. Match the campaign to the actual retail location or boat opportunity and confirm the relevant appointment, demonstration or event details.

West Marine

www.westmarine.com

Boating supplies, marine equipment and accessories. Product, seasonal and store-event campaigns should fit the retailer’s services; this reference does not describe a boat or yacht dealership.

Yacht brokers

Support a private consultation or vessel viewing with clear information about the listing, location and next step. Brokerage staff confirm availability, specifications, terms and the buyer’s actual requirements.

Cessna

cessna.txtav.com

An aircraft brand within Textron Aviation. Broker or seller campaigns can support a qualified aircraft discussion or viewing, with current product information and the actual seller’s authority confirmed.

Piper Aircraft

www.piper.com

A general aviation aircraft manufacturer. Relevant campaign contexts include aircraft research, an authorized seller consultation or an ownership discussion, subject to the actual operator’s scope and available offer.

Cirrus Aircraft

cirrusaircraft.com

Aircraft and related aviation experiences. A campaign can invite an appropriate product or access conversation without assuming that the prospect already owns, flies or qualifies for a particular aircraft.

Textron Aviation

txtav.com

A manufacturer of business and general aviation aircraft. Keep campaign planning specific to the product, broker, operator or seller involved and the consultation that business can legitimately offer.

Aviation brokers and advisers

Private travel and aircraft decisions need accurate scope and a useful consultation. Clarify whether the business supports charter, access, aircraft sales or advisory services before defining the audience and message.

NetJets

www.netjets.com/en-us

A private aviation company offering fractional ownership and access programs. This is an industry reference for understanding aviation access conversations, not a claim of partnership or access to its customer records.

Wheels Up

www.wheelsup.com

A private aviation access and charter business. Campaign planning for an aviation provider should explain its own travel offering, qualification process and consultation path; operator names do not identify a usable prospect list.

Signature Aviation

www.signatureaviation.com

A private aviation terminal and FBO services network. Relevant business contexts include airport services, operator relationships and location-specific consultations, with the participating business’s actual services made clear.

Jet Aviation

www.jetaviation.com

A business aviation services company. A campaign brief should identify the specific service or operator opportunity and route interested people to an appropriate private consultation.

Commercial vehicle dealerships

Support conversations about pickups, cargo vans, work-ready units and heavy-duty vehicles. Confirm the buyer’s intended use, capacity needs, replacement timing and upfit questions during the conversation.

Ford Pro

www.fordpro.com/en-us

Ford’s commercial vehicle and fleet services offering. Campaign ideas include available work vehicles, replacement planning, service discussions and a consultation about the equipment a customer actually needs.

Chevrolet commercial vehicles

www.chevrolet.com/commercial

Trucks, vans and chassis-cab options for commercial use. Make the campaign specific to available inventory, capacity requirements and any upfit conversation the participating dealership can support.

Ram Professional

www.ramtrucks.com/ram-professional/index.html

Ram’s commercial truck, van and chassis-cab offering. Invite a practical vehicle or fleet discussion, with current configurations, availability and business terms confirmed by the dealership.

Fleet customer reactivation

Reconnect with eligible business customers and prior fleet inquiries about replacement planning or current inventory. Let the customer confirm fleet size, timing and purchasing requirements rather than assuming those details.

Cargo vans

Create a reason to compare available vans, discuss capacity or explore an upfit. The message should fit the buyer’s stated use and make a dealer consultation or inspection easy to arrange.

Municipal buying windows

Plan informational outreach around a public buyer’s stated requirements and purchasing process. Confirm the appropriate contact, timing and procurement rules; a campaign does not replace formal bid or purchasing procedures.

Contractor vehicles

Invite a discussion about work-ready inventory, capacity, equipment and replacement needs. Confirm the actual trade or jobsite requirements with the buyer before recommending a particular vehicle or configuration.