dramonte
02-28-2006, 08:21 AM
Misfortune is the name of the game for Vehix according to the poorly placed commercials the company is currently running in the Atlanta area.
It seems that the pioneer Online Buying Service is the next tie the towel-cape around the neck and jump from the top step story. Their most recent marketing approach just doesn't fly.
The commercial begins with a grungy-looking excuse for a doctor sitting in front of a woman who is diagnosed with searching for her car in the newspaper. The woman covers her face with her hands and then removes them only to reveal inky streaks left on her face. The entire commercial, though most evidently an attempt at satire, is a disgrace to the genius behind the idea of moving retail automotive shopping experiences online. Truly, Vehix is getting as drab in its approach to marketing as they have proven to be as an OBS, altogether.
Please, any of my fellows who have witnessed the poor doctor and patient skit running on stations like CNBC in the Atlanta cable market, do add your comments and perspective. Thank you.
It seems that the pioneer Online Buying Service is the next tie the towel-cape around the neck and jump from the top step story. Their most recent marketing approach just doesn't fly.
The commercial begins with a grungy-looking excuse for a doctor sitting in front of a woman who is diagnosed with searching for her car in the newspaper. The woman covers her face with her hands and then removes them only to reveal inky streaks left on her face. The entire commercial, though most evidently an attempt at satire, is a disgrace to the genius behind the idea of moving retail automotive shopping experiences online. Truly, Vehix is getting as drab in its approach to marketing as they have proven to be as an OBS, altogether.
Please, any of my fellows who have witnessed the poor doctor and patient skit running on stations like CNBC in the Atlanta cable market, do add your comments and perspective. Thank you.