ASMA Award Winners

Note:  For the 2010 Winners, visit: www.automotivewebsiteawards.com

October 2009 – The PCG Digital Marketing is releasing its 2^nd annual Automotive Search Marketing Architecture (ASMA) report for sale to the automotive community.  The report represents an excellent buying guide for auto dealers considering a new or additional automotive website.

The 2^nd annual 2009 ASMA study included a review of 34 automotive website providers.  The report reviews each company’s ability to enhance a dealer’s online presence and search marketing experience.  The results of this year’s study were first announced at the Digital Dealer Conference in Nashville, where ASMA awards were handed out to a select group of industry leaders identified by the report.

The ASMA report identifies 9 outstanding companies that Pasch says, “Should be on the short list of any car dealer looking for an Internet marketing platform.”  These companies, according to Pasch, are providing car dealers with the best tools for search marketing and search engine optimization.

Members of the automotive community can use the data provided in the 2009 ASMA study as a guide for discussions with automotive platform providers and as a foundation for an educated evaluation of automotive marketing platforms.

Brian Pasch, CEO of the PCG Digital Marketing, is the underwriter of the study.  According to Pasch, “With a growing number of automotive website platforms for dealers to choose from, it was decided that the industry needed an independent and unbiased review of website technology providers.”

Dealers can obtain copies of the report for $75 by calling the PCG Digital Marketing at 732-450-8200 or sending an email to carrie@paschconsulting.com .

2010 Award Winners

The winners of the 2010 AWA Awards can be found at:  www.automotivewebsiteawards.com

2009 ASMA Award Winners

Here are the 2009 ASMA award winner.  We encourage you to request a copy of the 33 page study to understand the details and criteria that arrived at these winners.

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