This new deployment for KORCZYK shows that a modern vehicle display can be aesthetic, engaging, and measurable at the same time. In March, in Bielsko-Biała, we paired the Omoda 9 with an interactive Salespad display, creating an experience that not only presents the car but also supports lead capture and gives a clearer picture of customer interest.
Campaign snapshot
In March we delivered a campaign in Bielsko-Biała for KORCZYK. This time Salespad was placed next to the Omoda 9, an SUV that already attracts attention through its form and presence alone, and with the right digital layer can tell a much richer story than a traditional stand next to the car.
For this deployment, combining two worlds mattered most. On one side, an elegant premium display aligned with the character of the vehicle. On the other, an interactive system that engages the visitor, structures how information is presented, and turns attention into a measurable sales signal.
Key takeaways
- •Salespad added an interactive and lead-generation layer to the Omoda 9 display.
- •The campaign combined presentation aesthetics with real support for the sales process.
- •Every interaction with the device builds knowledge about what actually interests the customer offline.
Omoda 9 deserves a modern presentation
Some cars are hard to sell through specifications alone. The Omoda 9 belongs in that category. It is a model that works through design, proportions, character, and the emotions it creates in person. With a car like this, the key question is not only what we show, but how we show it.
That is why Salespad does not act here as just another screen next to the vehicle. Its job is to guide the customer through the most important parts of the offer in a way that feels natural, aesthetic, and aligned with the class of the car itself. The user can explore the content independently, understand the product better, and stop at what truly matters from their perspective.
This is especially important in places where the customer does not immediately speak with an advisor. In those situations, a digital display can become the first point of contact with the brand and do so in a structured, low-pressure way, while still creating real sales value.
From display to lead
The key difference between a classic display and a system like Salespad is that the interaction does not end with looking at the car.
Our goal is not only to present the vehicle in a more attractive way. We want the display to work. We want it to engage customers, encourage them to leave their contact details, and help the sales team understand which parts of the communication are actually effective.
Salespad captures leads in the natural context of the campaign. That means customer interest does not disappear in offline space without a trace, but turns into a concrete signal that the team can work with. As a result, every campaign becomes not only a brand presence in a physical environment, but also a source of knowledge about audience behavior.
Measurability that matters
For years, offline had one basic problem: lack of data. It was possible to say that a display looked good, attracted attention, or generated interest, but much harder to answer what truly worked, which content engaged users, and when curiosity turned into a real intent to make contact.
That is exactly the gap Salespad fills.
In campaigns like this deployment for KORCZYK, we look not only at the device being present, but at how customers use it, which sections draw attention, and how the digital layer supports the sales process. That is why each new deployment is not only another implementation, but another step toward a better product and a better customer experience.
Thank you for your trust
We would like to thank the entire KORCZYK team for their trust and openness to a modern display format.
Special thanks go to Magdalena Górny. Without her engagement, this campaign would not have happened. Collaborations like this matter to us because they show that the market increasingly understands the potential of well-designed offline experiences.
Building a new standard for offline display
Each deployment reinforces our belief that the future of offline sales is not just about the product being physically present in a space. It is about combining design, user experience, and data.
The Omoda 9 campaign in Bielsko-Biała is another example of how a display can be both aesthetic and effective. It can attract attention, build brand perception, collect leads, and deliver information that helps improve sales.
That is the standard we want to build with Salespad.
Offline sales has become measurable
With us, your sales can start growing today. Book a 30-minute call and let us design an experience that works.