SAT #38 - 🗓 What A Week!

TOGETHER WITH

Instead of the usual content recap and community highlight, today, we are highlighting the auto community with an ASOTU CON content recap.

In the spirit of the Recharge email vibes, please accept this invitation to enjoy a sip of water, take five deep breaths, and know everything you do matters. 🌋

Keep Pushing Back
-Paul, Kyle, Chris & Kristi

ASOTU CON HIGHLIGHTS

What a Week!

While we have many, many more highlights from ASOTU CON to share, here are just a few snippets of the amazing people we got to connect with and learn from:

🤩 The always-captivating Dr. Nicole Lipkin kicked off our first night on the main stage with a fantastic keynote on building and retaining quality teams.

♻️ We heard from John Sacco and Darren Doane as they showcased a television series they produced to change the perception of the recycling industry.

🎙️ Paul and Kyle hosted “The Automotive Troublemaker” live from the mainstage.

⚔️ Brooklyn Daly absolutely slayed at the Swag Shop making fresh shirts and merch (check out our online swag shop in case you missed out).

🛞 We started Wednesday morning with a live episode of "The ASOTU Wheelhouse” hosted by our pal, Daniel Govaer.

🌟 Titans of the auto industry Mike Stanton, Liza Borches, Steve Greenfield, and Damon Lester join us to discuss “The Future State of the Union.”

TOGETHER WITH STREAM COMPANIES

 A Partnership to Head into Q4 Exceeding Goals

📈 Concerned about sales metrics? Our friends at StreamCompanies get it. It's not just about digital traction; it's about real sales.

🚗 Dealers Just Like You: Harr Toyota is one of the many dealers who boosted used car sales with a game-changing strategy called Total Market Influence (TMI).

🔎 The Secret Weapon: ShopperSuite! This platform identifies anonymous online shoppers, turning them into tangible leads within hours.

With Stream Companies, you're not just marketing smarter – you're leading in sales.

SOMETHING FUN

Smart and Safe Or Snitch-Bot?

• What's Up? 🕵️: A recent report by 404Media suggests that Serve Robotics, those guys behind the food delivery robots, may be sharing their robot camera footage with the LAPD.

• Why It Matters? 🚔: This collaboration surfaced when footage from one such robot led to the arrest of two suspects who tried swiping it! While both parties claim this was a one-off, other emails suggest they might've teamed up before.

• Serve's Take 🤖: They've emphasized that they generally delete footage but keep it if there are significant safety or security reasons.

Rumor has it that if you ask the robot, "Are you an undercover cop?" it has to tell you the truth.