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The New Buying Influences (WHITEPAPER) The Cobalt Group, together with Yahoo! and R. L. Polk & Co. present the 2007 Dealer eBusiness Performance Study, the most comprehensive research initiative in the automotive industry. A sequel to Cobalt’s 2005 Industry and Dealership eBusiness Performance Study, this study takes a closer look at car shopping from the consumers’ perspective to understand the new buying influences. The study covers the following:
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Dealix Retail Strategy Brief: July 2008 "Consumer Expectations or Internet Lead Marketing" In a challenging market, dealers need every advantage to maximize each opportunity. There is increasing evidence that all leads should not be handled the same way. More importantly, information is emerging that enables dealers to identify indicators of shopper purchasing expectations. Dealers who best meet those expectations are more likely to convert shoppers into customers. This Dealix Retail Strategy Brief summarizes key findings from a report produced in May 2008 by R. L. Polk & Co. titled "Consumer Expectations for Internet Lead Marketing." This summary was designed to illuminate key concepts that dealers may find highly beneficial in acquiring more Internet-based shoppers as well as converting those shoppers into customers. The Polk study segmented car shoppers into three distinct segments: Loyalist, Defector, and First Time Buyer. Each segment represents opportunities for dealers seeking increased sales and conversions. Discover key concepts and recommendations for the various segments.
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The New Buying Influences (PRESENTATION) Internet Roundtable (Oct 2007) This presentation, jointly sponsored by The Cobalt Group, Yahoo and R. L. Polk & Co., reviews research findings from multiple 2007 studies encompassing over 1500 consumers, 1 million 3rd party leads, and 2100 dealerships that identify changes in automotive consumer online shopping practices and the impact of dealership lead handling on Internet sales conversion rates. Highlights include:
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Cobalt and Google offer you practical marketing and media mix recommendations to sell more cars with a lower total marketing budget. With the worst new car sales year expected in a decade, you can't afford to spill your advertising dollars on the floor. The presentation includes how to:
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Interactive Media in the Local Car Shopping Process First released in July 2007, this study set out to answer the following:
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Maximizing your Media Spend: 5 Strategies that Top-Performing Dealers Use Digital Dealer Conference (April 2008) Check out the presentation given by Ken Pfau, CPLP, Director of Conversion Services at Cobalt at April's 4th Digital Dealer Conference. Ken, a twenty year veteran of the automotive industry, presented on how the top performing dealers are blending their marketing dollars to insure they are reaching the right customers, positioned for high conversion rates and feeding the leads funnel with enough prospects to hit sales targets. Is your store utilizing the 5 strategies needed for success? Download the presentation today to see some of Ken's insights and learn how dealers are creating a comprehensive marketing plan that blends all elements into a powerful message which delivers the metrics for ROI, tools for optimization and leverages the millions of advertising dollars already spent in driving customers to their store. Download Presentation(Print-ready PDF) |
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Tuesday, January 15, 2008 Registered Attendees Click Here for webinar playback Register and to view the webinar playback Download PDF Presentation Tuesday, December 11, 2007 Registered Attendees Click Here for webinar playback Register and to view the webinar playback |
eBusiness Performance Study The 2007 Dealer eBusiness Study is a sequel to Cobalt’s 2005 Industry and Dealership eBusiness Performance Study. The 2005 study took a closer look at car shopping from the consumers’ perspective to understand the new buying influences. The study covered:
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