Scout Sales Strategy: Territory Ambassadors

[AJB65]

I’m excited about Scout Motors resurrecting an iconic American brand.
Has Scout considered hiring “Territory Ambassadors” in key areas, whose job would be to promote the Scout SUV/Truck by driving the vehicle(s) in high traffic areas and parking the vehicle in high visibility locations, as an added marketing and advertising strategy to show consumers how great the vehicles look like up close.
QR codes could be placed on the sides and rear of the vehicles along with Scout Motors’ website and phone number to generate leads and sales.
I’ll submit my application for the San Antonio/Austin, TX area if Scout decides to beta test this strategy.

 

[dreamweaver]

Oh mine will be almost always covered in mud and dirt from camping trips and such! I feel like having a truck like this and keeping it clean would be a bit of a travesty.

Absolutely use it for what it is intended, way to many trucks are not.

 

[J Alynn]

Oh mine will be almost always covered in mud and dirt from camping trips and such! I feel like having a truck like this and keeping it clean would be a bit of a travesty.

The Scouts absolutely deserve to get dirty but they must be washed to be properly respected!

 

[cyure]

Oh mine will be almost always covered in mud and dirt from camping trips and such! I feel like having a truck like this and keeping it clean would be a bit of a travesty.

My vehicle is the one in the house that takes everyone where they need to go when the weather turns. It looks terrible right now. It’s so dirty. As much as I want my Scout to stay pristine I Know it’s going to be the one out in the elements.

 

[cyure]

The Scouts absolutely deserve to get dirty but they must be washed to be properly respected!

I have my foam cannon and leaf blower on standby. Gotta protect that PPF and ceramic coating you know.

 

[dreamweaver]

I have my foam cannon and leaf blower on standby. Gotta protect that PPF and ceramic coating you know.

I use the foam cannon and leaf blower technique for or vehicles as well. Most of my neighbors look at me odd when I use the left blower though. Best way to wash a vehicle.

 

[cyure]

I use the foam cannon and leaf blower technique for or vehicles as well. Most of my neighbors look at me odd when I use the left blower though. Best way to wash a vehicle.

Exactly. My best friend got a brand new X5 recently and I told her our technique. Her husband didn’t believe me until the guy who put their PPF and ceramic coating on told them they needed to dry with the leaf blower. Ha. He then went out and bought everything I had recommended, foam cannon. Etc.

 

[R1TVT]

I just finally turned on the water and did my first spring cleaning & hand wash to remove gravel, dirt, grit grime, and worst of all - SALT... However, most of it was on the INSIDE of the vehicle and brought in buy boots over the winter!

I've been super happy with a spray coat of CS3 from Adam's polishes after washing. The dirt and grime just slides off the exterior after treating with this stuff. The CS3 is great on all exterior materials like glass, paint, PPF, lights, plastic cladding, wheels etc. I have no affiliation, just like it.

 

[cyure]

I just finally turned on the water and did my first spring cleaning & hand wash to remove gravel, dirt, grit grime, and worst of all - SALT... However, most of it was on the INSIDE of the vehicle and brought in buy boots over the winter!

I've been super happy with a spray coat of CS3 from Adam's polishes after washing. The dirt and grime just slides off the exterior after treating with this stuff. The CS3 is great on all exterior materials like glass, paint, PPF, lights, plastic cladding, wheels etc. I have no affiliation, just like it.

I will have to check that out. I get a lot of Chemical Guys stuff. I’m always up to try something new.

 

[dreamweaver]

I just finally turned on the water and did my first spring cleaning & hand wash to remove gravel, dirt, grit grime, and worst of all - SALT... However, most of it was on the INSIDE of the vehicle and brought in buy boots over the winter!

I've been super happy with a spray coat of CS3 from Adam's polishes after washing. The dirt and grime just slides off the exterior after treating with this stuff. The CS3 is great on all exterior materials like glass, paint, PPF, lights, plastic cladding, wheels etc. I have no affiliation, just like it.

I yes AP stuff on our vehicles as well, especially CS3 & the Mega-foam for my foam cannon; great stuff.

 

[oldgeeksguide]

Exactly. My best friend got a brand new X5 recently and I told her our technique. Her husband didn’t believe me until the guy who put their PPF and ceramic coating on told them they needed to dry with the leaf blower. Ha. He then went out and bought everything I had recommended, foam cannon. Etc.

I’ve always been a bit confused by the dichotomy of “add this ceramic coating to make your finish bulletproof” and “the ceramic coating is so delicate you’re not allowed to wash your car”.

 

[cyure]

I’ve always been a bit confused by the dichotomy of “add this ceramic coating to make your finish bulletproof” and “the ceramic coating is so delicate you’re not allowed to wash your car”.

I get what you are saying. For her it was she dried with microfiber towels and it left spots everywhere. Leaf blower remedies that issue.

 

[Scoutsie]

I feel like some dirt and scratches are signs of love and use, but I’m also one of those people who will get into conversations about scars. Scratches and dirt make a car look scrappy. In winter, the salt crust looks like a skin disease.

(Also, now that I think about it, there are a few Prii on the road because of my ex and I being early adopters. My parents got one after they ditched their Saturn SUV because they were really impressed with ours. I’d hope to do the same with a Scout)