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NCM Event Conversations feat. Owen Moon

NCM Event Conversations feat. Owen Moon

Car Guy Coffee May 27, 2026 16 min
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About this episode

Owen Moon joins Car Guy Coffee to talk about his work in fixed-ops and dealership digital marketing, including how teams use search, video, and blockchain-based ad verification to reduce fraud and improve lead quality. They discuss scrubbing non-human traffic, targeting real households, and driving people from awareness into dealership websites where inventory and hiring info live. The conversation also touches on NCM event experiences—speaking, take-homes for dealers, and the conference’s growth in Kansas City.

Cars: Honda Accord
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organic traffic

"Obviously that was getting picked up on google and driving that organic traffic"

Organic traffic means people find the website through regular search results, not by clicking an ad. If you write helpful pages about car service, search engines can show them to people looking for that service.

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paid search

"So we were doing some facebook [124.4s] We were doing some paid search that was very specific to service"

Paid search is when you pay to show up in search results as an ad. For example, if someone searches for “oil change near me,” a business can pay to appear there.

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demand side platform

"they actually have built their demand side platform or they're how we build and operate and manage our campaigns"

A demand side platform is a tool that helps advertisers place ads across different websites and apps. Instead of negotiating one-by-one, it helps manage ad buying in a more automated way.

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blockchain

"they're using not crypto for just blockchain. Yeah, absolutely [200.9s] What they do is they they they write a smart contract"

Blockchain is a shared digital record that many computers keep in sync. In this context, it’s used to help verify ad activity so the system can reject suspicious or invalid ad traffic.

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smart contract

"What they do is they they they write a smart contract on every ad call that comes in and if it doesn't meet their criteria [207.3s] They kick it back to the publisher"

A smart contract is like an automated agreement written in code. It can check rules and then automatically approve or reject something—without a person manually reviewing every case.

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Honda Accord

"...e like, hey I want to buy a I've seen a new Honda Accord. I really want to kind of go look at it You know ..."

The Honda Accord is a regular passenger car (a sedan) meant for everyday driving. People talk about it a lot because it’s designed to be comfortable and practical for commuting and errands. If you’re thinking about buying one, it’s a good example of a mainstream car you can live with day to day.

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