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Ideas For Advertising Company Name Change
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Two years ago we purchased the location of a former very successful BMW/Mercedes dealership which had operated for 30+ years and established a well branded name, Auto Engineering.
Given the local prestige of this well branded name, we are adopting the "Auto Engineering" name at this new address, but keeping our orginal location (10 miles away) operating under the original name "Autobahn Automotive".
We are trying to develop some ideas, tag lines and graphics that will go on a customer postcard (typical 38,000 cards within our 10 miles radius). The idea we currently have is along the lines of (and tied into our spring adv campaign) "Change is good" or "Changing is good". One idea submitted to us is a superhero character tearing off his/her shirt with the new name appearing on the superhero costume.
We are not limited to this idea and welcome other ideas, but the underlying message in this superhero imagery is quite strong and we believe it has potential to capture our audience's interests.
We'd also like to improve our post card response rate (perhaps using this concept), which has fallen from a 5% to 1% over the last 5 years.
We are a successful and growing business and would welcome a long term marketing partnership with someone who has fresh ideas that will help distinguish us in a crowded, boring advertising market.