Flick Fusion Unveils Dealer Video Solution
Flick Fusion’s Video Warrior Package was designed to offer dealers a complete, turnkey video marketing solution.
URBANDALE, Iowa — Flick Fusion today unveiled the Video Warrior Package, a complete turnkey solution with all of the video marketing components an auto dealership needs for success, including inventory videos, test-drive videos, video email, and automated value proposition videos.
The Video Warrior Package is customizable and the production process can be entirely automated if a dealership has limited resources, according to Tim James, COO of Flick Fusion.
“Most dealers have tried video, but without the right strategy they tend to have limited success,” James said. “The Video Warrior Package includes a strategy built right into the technology, so dealerships can be as involved as they want to be, or not involved at all, depending on their preference.”
For a limited time, Flick Fusion is offering special pricing on the Video Warrior Package that includes everything an auto dealer needs to implement and accelerate a video marketing strategy, James added.
“Auto dealers that utilize this entire package will see an instant uptick in website traffic, video views, lead conversions and appointments.”
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