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Advantages of Intrusive Media – Radio
— Superior retention and recall of sounds, jingles, and words when repeated often enough — Highly targeted and segmented, meaning greater, quicker impact with less waste — Listener pattern predictability exceeds all other media. — Easier to win the frequency battle — Absence of visual images allows radio ads to be about the listener, personally […]
JKR Advertising Signs 3 New Clients in November
Wild West Kia in Abilene, Texas, Sterling Automotive Group of Bryan, Texas and Big Red Kia of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Kia Enhances Certified Pre-Owned Program
Kia Motors America, Inc. (KMA) announced a major improvement to its Kia Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) program. KMA, which distributes vehicles through its network of authorized independent Kia-brand dealers in the United States, has selected CARFAX as its vehicle history provider of choice for Kia’s CPO program. Consumers shopping for a Certified Pre-Owned Kia now can buy […]
300,000th KIA Rolls Off Georgia Line
Atlanta Business Chronicle – by Carla Caldwell, Morning Call Editor Production at Kia Motors America’s assembly line in West Point, Ga., is “ramping up at a rapid pace,” and on Thursday the 300,000th vehicle, a silver Sorento crossover utility, rolled off the assembly line, reports the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer. Click For Article