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AutoLink has your back when it comes to memmbrs financing their next car







You’ve got your member’s back when it comes to financing their next car and we’ve got YOUR back when it comes to spreading the good word about your auto loan program.
We know your marketing team is busy. We know you have multiple products and services that need promotion, which is why besides being the solution to your auto lending dilemma, we’ll also be your Marketing Department’s best friend.
Our program doesn’t stop at your website – we’ve developed a complete and ongoing training and marketing program that is available for FREE to all of our clients.
Smart Calendar 
- Complete customized marketing calendar for launching your Auto Link program and promotions. Each action item clicks straight to the collateral!
Marketing Resources:
  • Web banners and collateral
  • Lobby banner stands and/or video monitor content
  • Flyers for lobby, off premise and SEG locations
  • Buttons and name tag ribbons for lobby staff
  • T-shirts and other apparel promoting your auto lending program
  • Email content
  • Newsletter content
  • Social media portal and content
  • myEZ Car Care app with PUSH notifications
Custom, Plug and Play Marketing Promotions
- Custom Collateral for every marketing portal
- Data, data, data, Auto-Lytics reports.  Know exactly what works and doesn’t
- We’ll assign you a “promo concierge” to answer any questions and make sure your promotion goes smoothly!
Training Resources:

  • Staff Training
  • Email content to educate/train CU staff
  • CU Staff scavenger hunt, each staff member receives a free myEZ Car Care membership
  • Bi-monthly newsletter to keep your team up to date with important auto lending news

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