Signal by OneBigBroadcast
Your lead report shows who filled out a form. Signal shows who's about to buy.
Most buyers research for weeks and never raise their hand. Signal watches every truck on your lot and every shopper on your site, then tells your team who is close, what is stuck, and which content is selling.
Book a demoThe Problem
The buyer decided weeks ago. Your reports just found out.
Today's buyer reads, compares and asks AI long before they call. By the time a lead lands in your CRM, the choice is mostly made. Many buyers skip the form entirely and walk in.
So the usual dashboards answer the easy question: how many forms came in. They miss the one that matters: which shoppers are close to buying, and what brought them there.
Signal measures the whole path, from the first article a shopper reads to the truck they drive home.
What Signal Answers
Seven questions every dealer asks. Signal answers them every week.
- Who is close to buying?
- The vehicles shoppers are circling right now, so your team knows who to call first.
- What is stuck on my lot?
- The units shoppers keep viewing but nobody asks about, and the ones nobody views at all. Time to adjust the price, refresh the photos, or move it on.
- Is my content selling trucks?
- Sold units matched back to the shoppers who read your articles and landing pages first.
- What do my lead reports miss?
- Buyers who researched online and bought without ever filling out a form.
- Is AI sending me buyers?
- Shoppers who arrive from AI assistants like ChatGPT, counted on their own line.
- Is this traffic real?
- Bots, scrapers and your own staff filtered out before anything is counted.
- Are shoppers on phones or desktops?
- Device split for every vehicle, so you know where your next buyer is reading.
Not a dashboard you have to dig through. A short list of what to do this week.
Every Week, In Your Inbox
See what shoppers want before it sells.
Every week, Signal tells you what's happening on your lot while there's still time to act on it.
- Know which vehicles shoppers are looking at, before they sell.
- Spot what isn't moving and act: adjust the price, refresh the photos, or move it on.
- Give your sales team names to call, not a pile of leads.
- See what your content is worth in trucks sold, not page views.
"Why didn't you have this last year? I can see what vehicles people are looking at before they sell, and what's not selling, so I can adjust pricing or images. It's a game changer. Pandora's box is open, and it can't be closed."
Dealer principal, WebStager client.
Proof
One in three trucks sold had a content reader behind it.
At one of our dealer clients, Signal matched the store's content readers to the trucks that later sold, over a full quarter.
A third of the trucks that sold had someone reading the store's content and looking at that truck first. A lead report sees none of that.
Signal data from a WebStager dealer client, one quarter of 2026. Bots and staff visits removed. Client identity withheld.
Where Signal Sits
Every article feeds the same source of truth.
OneBigBroadcast is built in five layers. Content engines create. Distribution carries it to search, social and AI. Discovery makes it findable. Every view, click and form lands in one first-party record. Signal sits on top and turns that record into decisions.
The Information Cube
One source of truth, from creation to Signal.
Every engine creates, schedules, distributes, connects and measures original content. The layers work together so the customer lifecycle does not disappear between systems.
Open the Information CubeNumbers You Can Defend
We'd rather show you a smaller number that's true.
Most reporting looks good because it counts everything. Signal is built to hold up when your GM asks where a number came from.
Bots out.
Crawlers and scrapers are removed before anything is counted.
Staff out.
Your team's own visits are excluded, so they never inflate the numbers.
Two definitions, always labelled.
A strict match counts only readers who viewed the truck within 30 days, with unusually heavy visitors removed. A loose match means any view. You see both, and you always know which is which.
Your data stays yours.
Signal records first-party data on your own website. No third-party dashboard owns your history.
FAQ
Questions your team may ask.
Do I need to replace my CRM or lead tools?
No. Signal works alongside them. It shows the shoppers your lead tools never see.
What does my team have to do?
Read one report a week and put a name on each truck that needs a call.
How soon will I see results?
The first week of data shows which vehicles are getting attention. Content-to-sales matching builds as vehicles sell, so it gets stronger every month.
Does Signal work without OneBigBroadcast content?
It measures every shopper on your site. The content-to-sales view is where it shines, because it shows what your articles are worth.
Is my data shared with anyone?
No. It's recorded on your own website and reported only to you.
Signal
See your lot the way Signal sees it.
We'll show you what Signal sees on your own inventory.
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