Sage Marie will become assistant vice president of Acura advertising. Moving into Marie's role at American Honda will be Matt Sloustcher.
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Sage Marie will become assistant vice president of Acura advertising. Moving into Marie's role at American Honda will be Matt Sloustcher.
In short videos posted on social media and their websites, the German brands urge people to follow the prevailing advice from medical experts to avoid spreading the virus.
With factories furloughed and showrooms shuttered, automakers are having to rethink go-to-market strategies for several key models.
Without the important marketing avenues that major sporting events provide, auto brands will have to regroup at a moment when buying a vehicle will take a back seat for consumers dealing with layoffs and economic uncertainty.
As retailers try to grab consumer attention in the digital age by tailoring campaigns for their markets, they are increasingly experimenting with vendors that don't have preferred status with the automaker.
The Japanese automaker has committed nearly $1 billion over the past five years to make a technology splash at the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics. Now many are suggesting the games might have to be canceled.
Toyota pulled down its normal March sales marketing campaign in favor of a new national commercial aimed at reinforcing Toyota's commitment to its employees, dealers and customers during the coronavirus crisis.
The spots were rapidly produced starting late last week as Ford execs realized their normal marketing plans would no longer cut it as the coronavirus pandemic overtakes nearly every facet of American life.
Volkswagen, the presenting sponsor of the team, blasted the organization for arguing that female players should be paid less than men.
The automaker, whose stable of vehicles includes the Mustang and soon the Bronco, has signed a five-year sponsorship deal with Churchill Downs.
Brad Audet, the leader of the brand's ad agency Garage Team Mazda, will temporarily head the marketing team.
The Japanese brand is making its easier to access modern ad tools in local markets and bring a more-for-less approach to chasing after customers online.
Lyriq and Celestiq are the brand's first two actual names for production vehicles since the Escalade SUV debuted in 1998.
For about $8,400, Porsche's personalization division will print a giant copy of the owner's fingerprint on the hood of a 911.
The state plans to step up its recruitment of automotive mobility firms for investment. But instead of pursuing it through its economic development organization, the effort will come from Michigan's labor and work force department.
The automaker follows other brands, such as Volkswagen, that have gone to a flatter look for digital media reasons.
Munich beat out competition from Berlin and Hamburg by convincing the German automakers association that its city center and nearby locations could be used to host mobility-focused events.
Yonkers Honda wants someone to watch the first nine films during the week before the 10th one comes out in May, while chronicling the, um, action on social media.
Customers can earn points on every purchase with the new card that can then be redeemed in Ford showrooms or service centers.
Mattel has created two radio-controlled toy versions of the Tesla Cybertruck. One version, which costs $400 and comes with a cracked-window sticker, is already sold out.
NBC has ordered up a TV comedy pilot ripped from the headlines of Automotive News.