See what works.
Do more of it.
Email, content, campaigns, and reporting share one workspace, so what you publish, what people do with it, and what your search and social placements return all land in the same place.
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How it connects
Send it. See it land. Know what worked. Aim the next one.
Deploy
One brief. Every channel. Sent from here.
Emails, blog posts, pages, and ad placements go out from DriveLocal with every link tracked. Ads are in preview.
Engage
Every click, visit, and return comes home.
Engagement lands beside the work that earned it, not across four dashboards.
Attribute
Know which piece did the work.
Tracked links tie the click, the visit, and the return to the send or page behind them, and say plainly what stays unknown.
Pinpoint
Intelligence tells you who to reach next, and why.
Every answer points back to the report. You approve the move. Nothing sends on its own.
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One workspace.
Email, content, campaigns, attribution, and intelligence — each part of the platform picks up where the last one left off.
Write it, send it, see it land.
Build the email, choose who receives it, and send. The draft opens beside the inventory it is selling, and approvals, delivery, and engagement stay attached to the campaign instead of scattered across four tools.
- Build it in your brand
- Choose the audience
- Follow delivery and engagement
- Write with the vehicle in viewThe draft opens beside the inventory and the audience it is for.
- Choose who receives itBuild the audience from the contacts already in the workspace.
- Approve, send, then follow alongApproval, sending, and engagement stay on the same screen.
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Content
Publish pages people can find.
Take an idea from research to a published page. Drafting, creative, review, and publishing happen in the same workspace, so nothing sits waiting in a document somewhere else.
- Research the topic
- Draft and refine
- Review and publish
Room for everything
you have planned.
A guide to finding the right SUV for school runs, weekends away, and every road in between.
- Research
- Draft
- Review
- Publish
- Start from what people askA local question about three-row SUVs becomes the brief.
- Draft it in one placeWords, layout, and images stay together while the piece takes shape.
- Publish where it can be foundThe dealer reviews, then the piece goes live on a supported site.
Campaigns
Give every channel the same brief.
Group your email and content under one campaign so the message stays consistent and the results roll up together. Advertising capabilities are in preview.
- One brief across channels
- Coordinate the schedule
- Results roll up together
- Search and social placements report into the same briefPreview
- Pick the work that belongs togetherThe email and the buying guide point at one campaign.
- Give it a shared directionOne plan, one set of dates, one place to check the work.
- Read the results togetherWhen the campaign ends, the email and the guide report as one.
Bring the channels that fit your plan.
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Attribution
See what happens after the click.
Tracked links and site visits show how people move from your campaign to the pages you care about. How much of that resolves to a person depends on the signals each visit carries.
- Tracked links and site visits
- One story when the signals allow it
- Clear about what stays unknown
- A tracked link is openedCampaign context travels with the link.
- The visit continues on the siteSupported website activity adds the pages and vehicles viewed.
- The visit reads as one storyUseful context even when nobody fills in a form.
A tracked visit does not always identify a person.
Intelligence
Ask your reporting a better question.
Reporting and AI assistance sit beside the email, content, and campaigns they measure. Ask a follow-up in plain language, then check the answer against the report it came from.
- Reporting beside the work
- Every answer points back to the report
- Plan the next move
Which topics keep pulling people back to the site?
Your three-row SUV guide is the page they keep returning to, and the same readers click through from the weekend-ready email. Those two are moving together.
So what should we try next?
Point the next email at that guide, and keep the audience to owners who already read it. Then come back to this report after it sends.
- Reporting arrives connectedEmail, content, and website activity land in one view.
- Ask, then ask againThe assistant answers from the same signals on the screen, and follow-ups keep the thread.
- Leave with a next stepA change worth making in the next campaign, checked against the report it came from.
An authored example. The signals, the segment, and the assistant's replies are illustrative.
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Walk through it with us.
Book a walkthrough and we will use your dealership or agency as the example, not a generic demo account.