Vboost Expands Midwest, East Coast Footprint
Vboost will produce viral marketing campaigns for Feldman Auto Group, Lindsay Auto Group, and several other dealerships and dealer groups in the Midwest and on the East Coast.
Mark Wahlberg Chevrolet of Columbus, Ohio, recently signed with dealer viral marketing provider Vboost.
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. — West Coast-based viral marketing provider Vboost has expanded its footprint in the Midwest and the East Coast by signing the Feldman Auto Group of Michigan and Ohio, Virginia’s Lindsay Auto Group, and several dealerships in New York, the company announced.
“We are especially excited to work with Feldman, since they partnered with Mark Wahlberg in Columbus, Ohio, forming Mark Wahlberg Chevrolet, which has been getting much buzz recently,” said Vboost President and CEO Paul Moran. “After a pilot program with two of the Feldman dealerships, they added Vboost throughout the entire group.”
Vboost specializes in shareable, “branded” photos of delivered dealership customers.
“You can’t buy exposure like this. Our customers love us, and now they can share their buying experience with their family and friends,” said Al Gillespie, CMO of the Feldman Auto Group. “Dealers all know we should be sharing more photos, Vboost gives us a turnkey way to make that happen with a real ‘Wow’ factor.”
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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