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Compete to Release New Study on Pickup Trucks: Pain at the Pump Becoming Pain at the Plant
Compete's Automotive Marketing Effectiveness Intelligence Provides In-Depth View into Online Truck Shoppers' Behavior
Boston, MA - July 22, 2008 -- Compete, Inc., a leading web analytics company and unit of TNS media, today announced it will host a webinar on August 19th to share an in-depth analysis on how truck manufacturers are responding to the decline in pickup sales through incentives, production cutbacks and delayed product launches. The webinar, "Pickups: Pain at the Pump Becoming Pain at the Plant," will use data on cross-shopping patterns and consumer segmentation to evaluate the successes and shortcomings of the approaches taken by truck manufacturers, including Ford, who recently delayed thier new Ford F-150 launch.
Detailed research for this presentation was collected from
Compete's next generation Marketing Effectiveness
Intelligence™ (MEI) product, a comprehensive online
measurement solution specifically designed for automotive marketers,
OEMs and agencies. During the webinar, automotive online marketers can
expect to gain valuable insight into:
- How can segmentation help increase sales and brand loyalty?
- How can OEMs optimize production to meet demand?
- Where will ad spending target the best prospects?
- What are consumers saying about brands?
- How can OEMs forecast demand, incentive effectiveness and sales?
Combining years of automotive market experience with Compete's industry leading data, the full-service MEI solution enables marketers to segment shoppers based on observed online behavior, benchmark against competitors and forecast vehicle sales based on level of incentives. Compete gives marketers the power to segment automotive shoppers across 300 consumer categories (ie, green consumers, do-it-yourselfers or custom segments), benchmark against competitors' web sites and measure buzz across the leading third-party consumer review sites, weighting user comments based on site reach.
To view recent Compete data about truck demand vs. incentives and truck demand vs. gas prices, visit: http://blog.compete.com/2008/06/06/free-ford-f150-trucks-fuel-prices/.
"Pickups: Pain at the Pump Becoming Pain at the Plant" will be held on August 19th at 1:00 p.m. EST. To register, please visit: http://compete.na3.acrobat.com/pickups/event/event_info.html
About Compete,
Inc.
Compete helps the world’s top brands improve their marketing
based on the online behavior of millions of consumers. Leading
marketers such as Carlson Hotels Worldwide, Hyundai Motor America,
Upromise, Chrysler, and Verizon Wireless rely on Compete’s
services to create effective online experiences and highly profitable
advertising campaigns. Compete’s online behavior
database – the largest in the industry – makes the
web as engrained in marketing as it is in people’s lives.
Compete was founded in 2000 and is located in Boston, MA, with offices
throughout the U.S. For more information about us, please
visit http://www.competeinc.com/,
or to join the conversation visit http://www.compete.com/.
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