F&I’s e-News Moves to Twice a Week
Starting this week, F&I and Showroom magazine’s e-newsletter will return to twice a week and will be distributed on Tuesday and Thursdays.
Starting this week, F&I and Showroom magazine’s e-newsletter will return to twice a week and will be distributed on Tuesday and Thursdays.
The move coincides with the magazine’s decision in late 2009 to expand its coverage beyond F&I under the F&I and Showroom name. With its expanded coverage, the magazine now covers other front-end-related topics, such as sales, inventory management, and Internet and social media marketing.
“As a former newspaper reporter, I’m very excited to be able to deliver industry news twice a week instead of one,” said Gregory Arroyo, the magazine’s executive editor. “The main reason for this move is our expanded coverage and an increase in subscribers. We just felt once a week wasn’t enough.”
Current F&I e-Weekly subscribers will automatically begin receiving Thursday’s edition of the magazine’s e-newsletter, which will cover dealer and industry news, as well as product releases and company announcements.
For dealerships that would like to sign up additional staff to receive the magazine’s e-newsletter, click here. To submit a press release, please e-mail Gregory Arroyo at gregory.arroyo@bobit.com.
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