Firm Launches Dealer Marketing Program
Automotive Internet Media combines service offerings to provide dealers with a complete online marketing service.
CHICAGO — Automotive Internet Media has combined all of its marketing services to create a turnkey online marketing package to help dealers capture more leads.
The company has been providing Internet Marketing Services for the past several years, but now has developed a full service package that combines all its offerings into on program. Officials said the firm, which offers services in more than 10 marketing communication disciplines across numerous platforms, will continue to offer its services a la carte.
“If a dealership wants to dominate their online market, we can make that happen,” said Tony French, president of Automotive Internet Media. “We have significant experience and expertise dramatically increasing traffic to dealership websites, but now we can leverage all our abilities to help dealers be the dominate dealership in their market.”
Automotive Internet Media sets up an in-depth monitoring strategy to help the dealership make data-driven decisions. Programs include search engine optimization (SEO); social media; search engine marketing and pay per click services; mobile PPC services; retargeting; reputation management; e-mail marketing; lead generation services; traffic and conversion analysis; video services; monthly reporting; business development center consulting; and proprietary programs used to generate online traffic.
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