TFI Envision Wins Gold For BBB Industries Video

TFI Envision Wins Gold For BBB Industries Video

BBB Industries selected TFI Envision to develop a unique campaign to address misconceptions within the industry regarding remanufactured parts.

TFI Envision has won a Gold Award in the Video for the Web/Marketing (Product) category for BBB Industries OE Overhaul 30 second TV Spot ­– “Slider” in the dotCOMM Awards.

dotCOMM Awards is an international competition honoring excellence in web creativity and digital communication. The competition is unique in that it reflects the role of creatives in the dynamic web that is transforming how products and services are marketed and communicated.

dotCOMM Awards’ categories are the elements of the web’s evolving tools. Interactivity, content, design, social media, video, apps, blogs and influencers are all important components of digital public relations, marketing and advertising campaigns. Together, they generate branding, customer engagement and ultimately sales.

BBB Industries selected TFI Envision to develop a unique campaign to address misconceptions within the industry regarding remanufactured parts. A sliding red bar shows the process of transformation in remanufacturing from before to after.

To build awareness for the new campaign, TFI Envision developed a series of three TV spots. The “Slider” spot focuses on the transformation of a worn OE part into a best-in-class new BBB Industries remanufactured part.

dotCOMM Awards are administered by the Association of Marketing and Communication Professionals. There were more than 2,000 entries from throughout the United States and many other countries in the dotCOMM Awards 2018 competition.

To view the BBB Industries OE Overhaul 30 second TV Spot – “Slider”, go to the company’s YouTube page here.

You May Also Like

NexaMotion Group Expands Product Offering in Fort Worth, Texas

General repair product lines are now available at Transtar’s branch in Fort Worth, Texas, in addition to transmission and driveline-related products.

Transtar Industries, a NexaMotion Group (NMG) company, announced a new location that will carry an extended product offering.

General repair product lines are now available at Transtar’s branch in Fort Worth, Texas, in addition to transmission and driveline-related products. This development follows a similar expansion at four other Transtar locations in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Texas, the company said..

Snap-on Approved for Direct Access to Nissan Secured Gateway Vehicles 

The ability to work with Nissan secure systems is available on Snap-on Wi-Fi enabled products operating the latest software. 

Nissan Secured Gateway Vehicles 
Solero Technologies to Acquire Kendrion’s Automotive Business

The acquisition would expand Solero’s presence with the addition of five European plants located in the Czech Republic, Germany and Romania, as well as one plant in the U.S.

Solero Technologies to Acquire Kendrion's Automotive Business
FCS Introduces 16 New Numbers in April

The new numbers cover many popular applications, including the Jeep Compass, Lexus GX470, Mazda 3, Nissan Armada, Ram 1500 and more.

FCS Introduces 16 New Numbers in April
US Motor Works, LLC Releases New Fuel Pumps

The latest release includes coverage for Toyota and Mazda applications.

Other Posts

MAHLE Awarded Thermal Management Module Contracts

The total order volume across both projects is just under €1.5 billion.

MAHLE Thermal Management Modules
Dill Air Controls Acquires Exactra, Inc.

“The expertise and equipment from Exactra’s many years of experience in the industry are critical to our continued growth,” said Brian Rigney, Dill president.

Dill Air Controls Acquires Exactra Inc.
Philips Announces Xperion 6000 LED Under Hood Work Light

It features a motion detection switch that allows mechanics to turn the light on and off with a wave of their hand.

Stoneridge Releases Inaugural Sustainability Report

The report highlights the company’s progress on Environmental, Social and Governance initiatives.

Stoneridge Releases Inaugural Sustainability Report