Why Should Automobile Dealers Utilize Newspaper Inserts to Increase Car Sales?

Click Here For Unbelievable Prices On InsertsNewspaper Inserts, or Free Standing Newspaper Inserts, also referred to as FSIs, Preprints, and Print and Deliver; provide automobile advertisers with an affordable advertising vehicle that allows for prompt execution and precise targeting capabilities. They leave a lasting impression on the reader, create a positive image and encourage your potential customers to take immediate action.

  1. Impact
    Preprints tend to slide out of the paper demanding to be read
  2. Control
    Automobile advertisers control, size, color, pages, items, reproduction with a preprint
  3. Targeting
    with automobile newspaper inserts advertisers can cost effectively distribute, by zip code or by market and everything in between.
  4. Flexibility
    Newspapers can deliver single sheets, cards, and catalogs, they can distribute large format and small, heavy stock or light, and on the day needed
  5. Efficiency
    Newspaper inserts are cost efficient in terms of distribution costs often able to deliver for less than 5 cents a household.
  6. Date Specific Delivery
    Newspapers deliver inserts on the day chosen as opposed to within a window of time. Sunday delivery or daily.
  7. Environment
    Because newspapers are a welcomed guest in a subscriber’s home, inserts coming in newspapers are more likely to be seen and read.
  8. Response/Results
    Newspaper preprinted inserts can achieve redemption rates of up to 10% depending upon the offer. Inserts have a proven results track record.
  9. Deadlines/Timing
    Newspapers can accept preprints on a shorter lead time than other distribution vehicles allowing the ultimate in advertiser responsiveness to market conditions, product and pricing.
  10. Saturation
    Newspapers are able to distribute to the masses. Both subscribers and non-subscribers can be reached through the typical newspaper program.

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First Published: December 20, 2007