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The dealer-inventory creative patterns that actually pull leads.

An index of the top creative patterns we ship into /landing/google-ads — every one is built off your real VIN feed, not generic stock. Read the pattern, then see the audit that maps it to your current account.

What makes a dealer ad convert
Three creative patterns that consistently out-pull generic stock-photo carryover on BC dealer accounts. Each row explains the pattern, why it converts, and where it ships in your funnel.
Pattern 1 · Real VIN Creative

Priced real VIN paired with a dealer lot shot

Pair the actual VIN-level creative — year, make, model, trim, and price — with a same-day lot photo from your store. Shoppers searching "2021 F-150 XLT SuperCrew near me" see the actual unit on your actual lot, not a stock image of a 2018 generic F-150. The ad echo matches the search query, click-through rises, and the lead that arrives already knows what's on your lot.

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Pattern 2 · Vehicle-Specific CTA

Vehicle-specific CTA: "View this 2021 F-150"

Name the exact unit in the CTA button instead of a generic "View our inventory" or "Browse used cars." When the button reads "View this 2021 F-150 Lariat — $42,990," the ad echo matches the headline, the landing page state pre-fills, and the click is a click on a specific vehicle — not a click on a category. Category clicks burn; unit clicks convert.

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Pattern 3 · Stock-Photo Swap

Stock-photo swap for actual inventory photo

Replace the generic stock image layered on every ad group with the VIN-level image pulled directly from your DMS feed. Stock-photo carryover is the single biggest drag on dealer CTR — shoppers skip an ad that shows a 2016 generic Camry when the headline promises a unit on your lot today. Swapping the image for the actual unit typically moves CTR into a different league.

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