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Autoline This Week #1630: Delusion vs. Deluding

Autoline This Week #1630: Delusion vs. Deluding

FromAutoline This Week - Video


Autoline This Week #1630: Delusion vs. Deluding

FromAutoline This Week - Video

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Length:
27 minutes
Released:
Jul 20, 2012
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

We buy brands. Sure, there are those consumers who diligently search out the best product or deal, but for the most part, Americans love their brands. Especially when it comes to cars. But as the competition continues to get tougher, how are car companies caring for those brands? On Autoline This Week John McElroy is joined by a panel of marketing experts who explore the provocative questions: are some automakers deluding their brands by removing the essence that made it special, or are their marketing departments delusional believing everything is just fine and they don’t need any TLC. Joining John with insight on those topics and more are Christie Nordhielm, Marketing Professor from the University of Michigan, Peter De Lorenzo, Editor-in-Chief of Autoextremist.com and Michael Robinet an analyst with IHS Automotive.
Released:
Jul 20, 2012
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

Autoline This Week is the first stop for auto executives, insiders and consumers looking for the latest automotive news. Each week John McElroy, one of the deans of the Detroit automotive press corp, brings his expertise and analysis to the issues and interviews driving the automotive world. He moderates a panel of automotive journalists as they discuss the week’s news and interview top industry newsmakers