Sales floor reality
The form fill is low friction.
The customer may be interested, but they are not sitting at the desk yet. One call and one text is not a process.
Facebook lead recovery for franchise dealers
Book more appointments from leads you already paid for.
Diablo follows up like a disciplined BDC: value-added touches, source-level reporting, and clean handoff when a buyer raises their hand.
326Facebook lead conversations worked
190conversations with customer reply
37AI-booked appointment opportunities
GM / Dealer Principal80-400 units/monthFacebook + private sale leads
Facebook leads are a follow-up problem before they are an ad problem.
Most stores judge the campaign before the lead process has done enough work. Diablo keeps the lane warm until the customer gives the store a real signal.
Recovery layer
Every touch has a reason.
Offer, trade, inventory, finance, timing, appointment options, and escalation replace weak check-ins.
Manager visibility
The leak becomes visible.
Track leads, replies, bookings, opt-outs, and handoff gaps by source so the desk knows where money is escaping.
Live proof, kept client-safe.
The public story is simple: more replies, more booked opportunities, and low opt-outs from leads the dealer already paid for.
37AI-booked appointment opportunities from Facebook leads already bought.
58.3%reply rate
11.3%booked rate
0.3%DNC rate
A live dealer account produced 37 AI-booked appointments from 326 Facebook lead conversations. The claim is intentionally clean: conversations, replies, bookings, and opt-outs only.
Built for the coverage gaps dealers miss.The system keeps useful follow-up moving after the easy first touch fades.
Client names stay private in advertising.Named proof belongs in sales conversations only when permission and context are appropriate.
Best fit: a dealer who knows the lead process is leaking.
This is not for a store that wants another dashboard. It is for the GM, Dealer Principal, or sales leader who wants more booked opportunities without adding BDC headcount first.
Units per month
Enough volume for the leak to matter, small enough to move quickly.
Follow-up visibility
Know whether useful follow-up continues after the first easy activity.
Observed contact rate
Across recovery-style programs with measurable data.
Opt-out sensitivity
Low when the follow-up is relevant and value-added.
The first audit is deliberately simple.
1
Map sources
Where are Facebook, private sale, website, OEM, and CRM leads leaking?
2
Check depth
How many useful follow-ups happen after the first attempt?
3
Find handoff lag
Where does appointment intent get missed or delayed?
4
Make the call
If the leak is real, recover it. If not, do not add another tool.
Find the Facebook follow-up leak before buying more leads.
Book a 20-minute lead recovery audit. We show the leak before showing the platform.