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2. (Not so) green machines: they hoot about their hybrids. They fawn over flex-fuels. But automakers are still cranking out more gunboats than ever. What gives?
3. Start the TiVo-lution without me: digital prophets predicted that TiVo would make the 30-second commercial spot a relic. But has DVR technology proven to be the threat that marketers were led to believe?
4. Then there were two: is Detroit dead?
5. A whole lot of questions: the dealership system is the only way to buy a new car in the U.S. It's also antiquated, inefficient and a sinkhole for ad budgets. What would happen if it all just went away?
6. Drawing lessons: with the crossover segment revving up and quality cars on every lot, automakers now need some serious marketing horsepower. If only so many of them hadn't left marketing on the drafting table
7. Prepare for the afterlife: once the domain of rebel teen grease monkeys, the aftermarket is a $34 billion industry that can make any geekmobile cool. No wonder Detroit just rolled in
8. Red sun rises (again) in America: yes, Toyota is dominating the U.S. auto industry. But the real test is whether Jim Farley succeeds at morphing Toyota into an all-American brand
9. The mad dash: move over, fuzzy dice. Automakers have tricked up their rides with the coolest gizmos to woo young buyers. But in this marketing race, that's only the starting line
10. Man of (stainless) steel: with an edgy campaign, John Weinstock made more consumers sit up and take notice of LG's affordable luxe appliances
11. Taking the road less traveled
12. The middle of nowhere: in a race to position themselves wisely, consumer-electronics brands are finding that being tops with consumers increasingly means staying out of the center
13. Leapin' Lizards: wry humor sums up both Geico and the veteran marketer who steers its brand. Meet the man who helped create those wacky cavemen and the talking lizard. Just don't tell him it was 'easy.'
14. Gas $3/gallon ... SUV? What's an SUV?
15. Another victim of the economy: 'big bang' auto launches: marketing campaigns of $50 million used to be second nature for car companies, but shrinking sales and lower profits have forced automakers to rethink their tactics
16. Lazar explains troubled GM's media strategy
17. Marketers anxiously await chance to add apps to iPhone: BMW, L'Oreal look to leverage Apple's 'it' product
18. The vehicles that drove ROI in 2007: here are six of the best and worst sellers of the year, and whether their ad dollars paid off
19. Can aligning with the flag still boost flagging sales? Analysts: taking a patriotic stance no longer as effective on consumers
20. Marketers struggle with the 'dark' side: new ads tap suicide, rape. What's going on?
21. On with the show
22. A capped and captive audience
23. Why some brands cheer a sour economy: while many companies and brands are suffering, a recession is actually good for Wal-Mart, McCormick spices, as well as some often overlooked categories
24. A little more conversation
25. Used car sales see upswing: while new car sales swoon, major automakers are rallying behind certified used vehicle sales via the Web
26. Lexus starting to look old to luxury car consumers: BMW gaining ground as Lexus, the leading luxury car brand, sees its core consumer grow older; Lexus plans to fight back with revamped F series, edgier ads
27. BMW's O'Donnell talks diesel, digital marketing
28. Kodak hopes to 'Super' viral hit: borrowing a page from OfficeMax, Kodak launches 'Make Me Super.'
29. Memorex push attempts to fast-forward image: Blank media and electronics accessory maker abandons its old positioning and logo in favor of a new pitch that 'Fits Your Life.'
30. Motorhead vs. Mariah: is easy choice for Scion
31. Sweet Leaf tea to make sweet music with UAI's Stevia Brand? After an $18M influx of private equity, beverage maker Sweet Leaf tea received a cease and desist letter from United American Industries. Now the two are trying to work things out
32. End of analog offers opportunity: consumer electronics manufacturers ramp up to convince consumers to upgrade their televisions and add satellite services
33. Kia zigs as auto market zags: bucking the trend, Kia seeks to take advantage of industry woes by reaching consumers by boosting marketing 30% and touting fuel efficiency, quality
34. Wilhite on what's wrong with auto marketing
35. MTV puts new advertising ROI metrics into rotation: plan goes beyond CPMs to measure awareness, relevancy, new purchase intent and other benchmarks of marketing success
36. The snickering nerd gets the bird
37. Market weak for muscle cars: Chrysler, General Motors play down muscle in hot rods Dodge Challenger and Chevrolet Camaro, respectively
38. Digital revolution to be televised
39. Not trading up, just holding on
40. Mayer flying high at Hawker
41. Coldwell Banker COO paints a rosy picture
42. Crossovers shine as SUVs become a four-letter word: auto marketers add 'crossover' to their communications vocabulary following boost in consumer awareness
43. It's Audi duty time at this company
44. Thinking outside the Bun E.: cheap stunt, fresh dough
45. As marketplace changes, Hummer maintains message: GM unit stays the course as other large vehicle marketers change direction
46. Study: college newspapers are the ad rage on campus: eighty-seven percent of college kids read ads in college newspapers
47. Automakers' new pitch: we will pay for your gas: subsidies by Chrysler, Kia, Suzuki getting traction
48. Recycling becomes electric for CE brands: Sony, HP and others rally around recycling for new marketing efforts
49. Automotive
50. BMW drives X6 marketing in upscale neighborhoods: but will automaker get desired ROI by limiting scope of marketing?
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