Top rankings on Google
Many vehicles reach first place for local “model + city” searches — often within days of going live.
Case study · Automotive dealership website
One coherent digital presence for vehicle sales, trade-in and online purchase requests. Below: how it is designed, how users move through it, and what it delivers.
What the site delivers
Many vehicles reach first place for local “model + city” searches — often within days of going live.
GEO optimisation: ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews surface the dealership by name.
Buyers land on the dealership’s own site instead of a paid marketplace listing.
Rankings depend on model, location and competition and cannot be guaranteed. These are real results from this project, not a promised outcome.
01 / In detail
The dealership and its cars are front and centre. The landing page combines a generous hero motif with an immediate entry point into the vehicle search — no detour, no clutter.

02 / In detail
The inventory view pairs vehicle photos with price, key specs and useful filters. Contact options stay attached to the individual car — right where the interest actually happens.

03 / In detail
A guided flow helps owners describe their vehicle step by step. Visual body-type selection and a progress indicator turn what is really a long form into something people actually finish.

04 / In detail
Every vehicle is generated as its own structured page, so the inventory matches exactly how buyers start searching: model first, then city. The same clean markup makes the cars machine-readable for AI search.

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Frontend
Backend
Integration
I build products like this end to end — from data model and backend to the interface people actually use. Happy to walk you through the details.