This document outlines the agenda for an automotive marketing event. It includes times for breakfast, welcome remarks, presentations from various sales and marketing managers, a musical performance, breaks for coffee, and closing remarks. Presentation topics include regional sales, zone management, Honda marketing, and integrated marketing strategies. The lunch break runs from 12:30pm to 1:30pm. The document provides contact information for the vice president of marketing, Ralph Paglia, who will be giving a presentation on integrated marketing and the 2012 Honda Civic launch.

1. Agenda 7:30 am – 8:45 am Breakfast 9:00 am – 9:10 am Welcome & Opening Remarks 9:10 am – 9:40 am Steve Jaros – Assistant VP/Eastern Region 9:40 am – 10:10 am Christan Miller – Zone Sales Manager 10:10 am – 10:35 am Jeff Williams – Sr. Mgr/ Sales & Marketing (AHFC) 10:35 am – 10:40 am “The Honda Guitar Heroes” 10:40 am – 11:00 am BREAK 11:00 am – 11:25 am Ron Lybrook – Assistant VP/Parts & Service 11:25 am – 12:15 pm Gerry Rubin – Co-Chairman (RPA) 12:15 pm – 12:25 pm Peggy Proko – Zone 9 NDAB Chair 12:25 pm – 12:30 pm Christan Miller – Zone Sales Manager 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm Lunch 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Ralph Paglia – VP Tier 10 Marketing Integrated Marketing – Civic Launch 3:00 pm – 3:15 pm BREAK 3:15 pm - 3:30 pm Gerard Harrington – Zone Manager PI 3:30 pm – 3:50 pm Randy Smith – National Manager PI 3:50 pm – 4:00 pm Close

2. Ralph Paglia Vice President Tier 10 Marketing Ralph@Tier10Marketing.com www.Tier10Marketing.com www.ADMPC.com www.2012CivicLaunch.com

3. Ralph Paglia Nationally recognized speaker and author on Automotive Digital Marketing, Advertising, Lead Management and CRM Practices Led team that generated and managed 144,000+ leads at a single-point Phoenix dealer in 2 years Managed dealership sales team that delivered 4,000+ vehicles to Internet Leads and website phone calls in 2006 20+ year background in developing Integrated Marketing strategies and lead management implementations for dealers and car companies Managed first retail automotive pilot program for Google Audio while in beta testing at Courtesy Chevrolet in 2005, 2006 and 2007 Started generating Internet leads in 1986 using CompuServe ISP access and vehicle listings on defense contractor BBS’s in San Diego Reynolds Consulting/Cyber Car Catalyst of the Year in 2001 AAISP/Digital Dealer Magazine Internet Sales Manager of Year 2006 Digital Advertising Program Director at ADP Dealer Services

4. Integrated Marketing Process 1. Market Research Use market research to identify consumers that have the highest statistical probability of doing business with your dealership. Tier 10 uses the manufacturer’s research, Polk Market data and the dealer’s historic sales and service trends to plan which customers to target in the future.

5. 2. Traditional Advertising Traditional advertising on TV, radio and print is expensive in New York, like other major metro markets. As a result, Paragon shifted a lot of their traditional ad budget to more targeted marketing that generates better returns. However, since Latinos make up half of Paragon’s market, they have leveraged some good buys on Spanish radio, as well as, print ads in the New York Times where they include QR technology, a barcode that links consumers’ mobile phones to Paragon’s website where they can learn more about the offer and contact the dealership

6. 3. Online Marketing Over 90% of Honda consumers use the web to shop so Paragon implemented an in-depth strategy for search engine optimization and marketing, email marketing, banner ads on popular websites like Facebook, social media marketing, online reputation management and mobile marketing.

7. 4. Search Engine Marketing Since the majority of consumers use search engines to find their next new vehicle, Paragon uses organic Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Video Search Engine Optimization (VSEO) and targeted pay-per-click search marketing campaigns to attract in-market consumers who are shopping for Acuras and Hondas to their website and dealership.

10. 7. Reputation Management Today’s consumers rely more on other consumers’ reviews than advertising, so Online Reputation Management is a top priority at Paragon. When consumers Google Paragon they will find out about all the things they are doing in the community and they will be able to read positive reviews from satisfied customers.

11. 8. Targeted Marketing Paragon communicates with all in-market Honda and Acura consumers by sending custom offers based on their vehicle, miles and position in their ownership cycle. Paragon sends custom campaigns via mail and email to promote all their profit centers, New, Used, Finance, Service and Parts. We dial into Paragon’s DMS to target in-equity customers and we use variable printers to send a custom message to each consumer that shows them how they can get a newer vehicle for a lower payment.

12. 9. Niche Marketing Paragon created a corporate purchase program to employees of large organizations in their market that gives them special pricing and service when they do business at Paragon. Paragon sends an information package to the HR department of the largest organizations in their area to ask them if they want to give this free benefit to their employees. If a company wants to join the program they receive a communication kit from Paragon that explains the program to their employees. Companies have the option of having brochures customized with their logo and sent to their employees directly so they don’t even need to stuff their payroll envelopes.

13. 10. Merchandising When you walk into Paragon Honda and Acura, it is obvious something is going on. Even if consumers don’t know about their sale the merchandising quickly reminds them that they are lucky they stopped by at the right time. The dealership has extensive POS Merchandising that promotes the Paragon Guarantee and Paragon’s Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles.

14. The Result Paragon Honda and Acura grew from #17 to the #1 New and Certified Pre-Owned Honda & Acura Dealer in the U.S. in a short 6 month period. “Overall, it was our best year in business despite being the worst year in the industry,” said Brian Benstock, GM and partner of Paragon Honda “We had a record year for volume and profitability during a record low year for the car business.”

15. 2012 Honda Civic Launch Dealer Integrated Campaign American Honda Motor Company Zone 9 - Northeast Region

16. Creative: The 2012 Honda Civic Upgrade Program

17. 2012 Honda Civic Launch Dealer Integrated Campaign Creative: Direct Mail

18. 2012 Honda Civic Launch Dealer Integrated Campaign Creative: Direct Mail

19. 2012 Honda Civic Launch Dealer Integrated Campaign Creative: Direct Mail

20. Creative: Print Ad 2012 Honda Civic Launch Dealer Integrated Campaign

21. POS: Poster 2012 Honda Civic Launch Dealer Integrated Campaign

22. 2012 Honda Civic Launch Dealer Integrated Campaign POS: Hang Tags

23. 2012 Honda Civic Launch Dealer Integrated Campaign Web Banner

24. 2012 Honda Civic Launch Dealer Integrated Campaign Video

25. www.2012CivicLaunch.com

26. Action Plan Response to “A message from Steve Jarosand David Hendley”

27. 2012 Civic Launch Dealer Readiness Get your sales staff together and develop plans on how you will get the 2012 Civic message to your customer database. Will it be a preview night, special invitation only event, or a direct mail campaign that offers a special incentive to come by and see the all-new 2012 Civic? Correct Answer: All The Above! Use highly targeted Direct Mail combined with Email campaigns to drive showroom traffic…

29. Sponsor Prom Night Alcohol Free after parties featuring new 2012 Civic at event

31. Promote with Blogs and Tweets using popular college and school hash tags

33. Local Press Ride and Drive day event

34. Radio talk show call in appearances by dealer

37. So what’s the hold up?

38. Integration from a strategy perspective

39. Evolution in a dealer’s planning paradigm Marketing plans must answer the questions: + Where do car buyers want to engage with us? + Where do we want to engage with them? + How can we make it easier to engage with us?

40. Strategy development tips + Acknowledge the need for integration + Think beyond short term campaigns + Elevate your tracking and analytics expectations + Hold everyone on your marketing team accountable for integration

41. Integration from a media perspective

42. Evolution in planning paradigm Civic Launch campaign media plans must answer these questions: + How can we share intelligence between media disciplines? + Do all media channels support a uniform message? + Can consumers find us when/ where they want? + How can we track their behavior to make smarter marketing/ business decisions?

43. Challenges

44. Tunnel vision

45. Solution Lead strategically, not tactically + Bring everyone together during an initial 2012 Civic kick off to plan in a strategic and integrated fashion + Leverage media disciplinary experts (e.g. social media)

46. Fragmented reporting

47. Solution Integrate reporting and assign media channel KPIs + Segmented reports do not illustrate the big picture

48. Accountability

49. Solution Every discipline affects a marketing ecosystem, so everyone is accountable for output. + Attach goals to various departments and make sure everyone is onboard with the integrated marketing plan. + I’m on a horse: Do you think the social media and video teams for the Old Spice campaign planned in isolation?

50. Scenario planning

51. Solution + Plan for every iteration of your 2012 Civic launch campaign and don’t sell yourself short. + Before you initiate your 2012 Civic launch campaign, take pause to see any gaps that are easily overlooked when you’re knee deep in execution

52. Key 2012 Civic launch integration points + Paid search and SEO + Display and paid search + Online and offline + Social and paid search + Email and social + Website + EVERYTHING…

53. % of car buyers that found the car they bought on-line 70+%

54. Why doesn’t dealer advertising have the same impact on sales that it had a few years ago? 1. IDC Study, U.S. Consumer Online Behavior Survey Results 2007 2. 2006 National Automobile Dealers Association Data

55. “Which information source was most important when making decisions about buying your vehicle?” R.L. Polk 2010

56. Are You Ready for Battle? Toyota’s Mission is to take Civic Buyers…

57. 2012 Honda Civic VideoPre-Roll Lexus CT Advertisement

58. Integrated Advertising Phase 1 Approach Do-It-Yourself Digital Advertising Although it may seem complex, many forms of digital advertising can be done without extensive training. We share with you some of the latest ways you can get started, many of them at no cost!

59. Integrated AdvertisingPhase 2 Approach Digital Advertising Setup & Training An introduction to the tools, processes and know-how needed by dealers to get up and running with online advertising – 2 days of in-dealership hands on process definition, building and launching actual campaigns! Day 1 Campaigns Setup Day 2 Campaigns Launch

60. Full Service Digital Advertising Solution Partner with a qualified service provider to provide your dealership with some of the most advanced advertising solutions that are available today. Integrated AdvertisingPhase 3 Approach

61. Search Engines are the primary tool used by car buyers for filtering dealerships Dealer Websites are now an extension of the dealer’s showroom and local brand What you need to knowPre-Selection Filters - Car Buying Starts on Web Are you planning your advertising for maximum effectiveness?

62. What should dealers measure?

63. Geographic Target car buyers in specific locations Behavioral Target prospects whose recent online behaviors indicate high interest in purchasing a car Contextual Target prospects while they are viewing automotive-related content on the Internet Demographic Target prospects based on your ideal market demographics Retargeting Target prospects who have already visited your website – leverage all media Types of On-line Targeting

64. What does it look like when we evaluate an Integrated Advertising Campaign (4 months) 33,257,657 Impressions Generated – How many times the ads were seen 29,528 Visits to the dealers web sites, landing pages and micro sites 2,248 Electronic Leads and Phone Calls Generated 174 Vehicles Sold – You know what this means! $71,801 Integrated Campaign Cost – Multiple media channels $2.16 Cost per Thousand (CPM)- How much to get 1,000 Impressions $2.43 Average Cost per Visitor to dealer’s site $31.94 Average Cost per Lead Generated $412.65 Average Cost Per Vehicle Retailed (PVR), (compares to $620.55 YTD)

65. Which Advertising Networks Recommended for 2012 Honda Civic Launch? Facebook Advertising http://www.facebook.com/advertising/ Reach Your Target Customers; Choose your audience by location, age and interests Google Advertising Network http://adwords.google.com Site examples: CNN, MySpace, New York Post, Macworld, HowStuffWorks, Univision, AutomotiveForums, Swapalease, Kudzu and thousands more. Kelley Blue Book In-Market Vehicle Shopper Network http://www.kbb.com/company/advertising/dealer Site examples: Consumer Guide Automotive, J. D. Power & Associates, NADA Guides, Vehix.com, Shopping.com, Motortrend, Car and Driver and many more. Yahoo! Advertising Network http://advertising.yahoo.com/central/solutions/auto/ Site examples: Ebay Motors, Yahoo! Autos, Yahoo! News, Yahoo! Email, Comcast, AT&T, Cars.com, WebMD, Forbes and thousands more.

66. Key Dealership Action Items Search the web, learn the landscape City Name and Honda Civic Open Google Ad Words Account Create a PPC search campaign based on “Honda Civic” terms geo-targeted to your PMA Set up a Facebook Profile for Dealer Principal Create “Honda Civic” Fan Page Build a Facebook Ad campaign about the all new 2012 Honda Civic that points to your Fan Page Invite Fans to test drive the 2012 Honda Civic

67. Ralph Paglia Ralph@Tier10Marketing.com Cell: 505-301-6369 www.RalphPaglia.com www.Tier10Marketing.com www.2012CivicLaunch.com Thank You!