Binary Auto Solutions Supports Nation’s Dealerships with Another Month of Free Marketing Services and Provides Hand Sanitizer Care Packages to Clients
Binary Automotive Solutions continues its aid programs into May by extending their free marketing program for any dealership nationally and by delivering shipments of hand sanitizer to its California area dealership clients who are reopening.

Binary Automotive Solutions continues its aid programs into May by extending their free marketing program for any dealership nationally and by delivering shipments of hand sanitizer to its California area dealership clients who are reopening.
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BEDFORD, Texas — Binary Automotive Solutions, a leading provider of customized programs designed to help dealerships sell more vehicles, continues its aid programs into May by extending their free marketing program through May 31, 2020, for any dealership nationally and by delivering shipments of hand sanitizer to its California area dealership clients who are reopening.
Dealerships have been here to support us through more than two decades of business and this is our way of returning the favor.
Following up their free dealership marketing support in April, Binary wanted to extend their aid programs during this unprecedented time by extending their free marketing offer until the end of May. Additionally, hand sanitizer bottles were shipped this week to Binary Auto dealership clients in California set to re-open amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Through the marketing support campaign, dealerships can call upon Binary Auto to help with design support for marketing or advertising campaigns at no cost to the dealership. Binary sees the program as a way to give back to the automotive industry during a time when many dealerships are looking for ways to bring expenses in line with customer demand.
“Dealerships have been here to support us through more than two decades of business and this is our way of returning the favor,” said James E Binkley, Founder of Binary Auto Solutions. “We are proud to help dealerships reopen in this way.”
Using Binary’s Lifetime Warranty Program as an additional customer benefit helps dealerships throughout the United States bring value to discerning customers, an important distinction in today’s competitive landscape. Binary provides the dealerships they serve with all the marketing and merchandising needed, items like point-of-sale promotions, window stickers, banners and digital marketing content, to help communicate the benefits of a warranty across the dealership.
To find out more about Binary Automotive Solutions and how their Lifetime Warranty program can differentiate your dealership from the competition, please visit www.binaryauto.com. If you are a dealership interested in complimentary marketing support, please contact Chief Marketing Officer Troy Scheer at tscheer@binarymktg.com.
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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