Haystak Selected as Preferred Provider for Mitsubishi Dealer Websites
FORT MYERS, Fla. and CYPRESS, Calif. — Mitsubishi Motors North America (MMNA) has selected Haystak Digital Marketing as one of only three preferred website providers for Mitsubishi dealers.
MMNA’s program, launched to help streamline the website experience across Mitsubishi’s 382 U.S. dealerships, will offer dealers access to comprehensive website solutions at special rates, while providing a more consistent customer experience across all tiers, officials said.
“Consumers spend the majority of their car shopping time online, so it is incredibly important for automotive marketers to use the latest technology and solutions available to reach those shoppers,” said Duncan Scarry, general manager and founder of Haystak Digital Marketing. “We are proud to be selected as one of the preferred website providers by Mitsubishi Motors and look forward to working with their dealers to build exceptional websites that help them connect with consumers whenever and wherever they shop.”
The HAYSTAK KORE360 website platform uses responsive technology that automatically detects the type of device used to access the website, making it easy for dealers to reach consumers whether they use a desktop, tablet or smartphone.
Haystak will offer a three-year, fixed-price model for website solutions with additional products available for purchase.
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