DealerOn is the newest NIADA national corporate partner

Screenshot from: DealerOn.
Auto dealership digital marketing agency DealerOn is the latest bronze-level national corporate partner of the National Independent Automobile Dealers Association.
DealerOn chief executive officer Ali Amirrezvani said his company was excited “to leverage the power of our platform to help independent dealers find the same success we’ve been able to bring to franchise dealers across the country.”
DealerOn is a digital marketing technology and service provider that offers products such as websites, SEO and digital advertising to U.S. and Canadian car dealerships.
The company says those products are all powered by “innovative technology and a commitment to concrete data and customer service.”
Brothers and entrepreneurs Ali and Amir Amirrezvani founded Maryland-based DealerOn, and the company says its approach “prizes empirical data and provides its clients total transparency.” The company also has offices in Michigan and Texas, serving more than 4,000 large and small dealerships throughout the United States.
“Our focus has always been on educating dealers and helping them not only increase their website leads but more important, sell more cars,” Ali Amirrezvani said in a news release.
Amirrezvani continued, “We couldn’t be more excited to leverage the power of our platform to help independent dealers find the same success we’ve been able to bring to franchise dealers across the country. And we’re absolutely thrilled to partner with NIADA.”
DealerOn says its customer satisfaction rating is 99%, and it offers various guarantees. One guarantee is that its websites will generate a 50% increase in leads, and the company says it beats that goal routinely.
“DealerOn brings a high-impact and extensive suite of auto dealer digital sales/marketing solutions to our members, including a high conversion rate website platform and a team of Google SEO gurus who enhance SEO leads by an average of 43%,” said NIADA senior vice president of member services Scott Lilja.
Lilja added that DealerOn will refund the management fee if it does not increase leads from the major search engines by 25% in three months.
“That’s an invaluable, cutting-edge digital sales/marketing resource, since that’s where 80% of shoppers reside today,” Lilja said.
NIADA also recently named professional services firm CLA and automotive lead management software company AutoRaptor as bronze-level national corporate sponsors.