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Tracy Myers to Speak at Automotive Marketing Boot Camp

Updated: Jun 8

The automotive industry continues to evolve at a rapid pace. New technology, changing consumer behaviors, social media, online reputation management, and digital marketing strategies have forever changed the way dealerships attract and retain customers. For automotive professionals looking to stay ahead of the curve, there is no better place to learn than the Automotive Marketing Boot Camp.


Scheduled for April 16-18 in Orlando, Florida, immediately preceding the 10th Digital Dealer Conference, the Automotive Marketing Boot Camp has become one of the industry's premier educational events. The intensive training program is designed to provide dealers and managers with hands-on instruction covering everything from Internet marketing and social media to lead management, phone skills, video SEO, blogging, reputation management, Google Places optimization, and automotive SEO.


Among the featured speakers for the 2011 event is Tracy Myers, owner of Frank Myers Auto Maxx in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.


Known throughout the industry as "The Nation's Premier Automotive Solutions Provider," Myers has built a national reputation for innovative marketing strategies, customer-focused dealership operations, and personal branding. His accomplishments include becoming the youngest recipient of the National Quality Dealer of the Year Award from the National Independent Automobile Dealers Association (NIADA), the highest honor awarded within the used vehicle industry. He is also a Certified Master Dealer and NIADA Eagle Award winner.


Under Myers' leadership, Frank Myers Auto Maxx has earned numerous accolades, including being recognized as the Number One Small Business in North Carolina by Business Leader Magazine, one of the Top 3 Dealerships to Work For in America by Dealer Business Journal, and one of the Top 22 Independent Automotive Retailers in the United States by Auto Dealer Monthly.


Beyond the dealership, Myers has become a sought-after speaker and industry expert. He has appeared as a guest commentator on FOX Business Network and has been featured by NBC, ABC, CBS, and FOX affiliates across the country.


At the Automotive Marketing Boot Camp, Myers will present a session titled:


"YOU Are The Brand, Stupid! How To Get Noticed, Gain Instant Credibility, Make Millions and Dominate Your Competition By Building Your Celebrity Expert Status."


The presentation is based on the concepts from his forthcoming book and focuses on one of the most overlooked assets in business today: personal branding. Attendees will learn how to differentiate themselves from competitors, establish instant credibility, attract media attention, and position themselves as the recognized authority within their marketplace.


The event will also feature an impressive lineup of dealership operators, marketing professionals, and digital experts, including Scott Falcone, Jeffrey Kershner, Andrew DiFeo, Hagen Durant, Timothy Martell, Jerry Thibeau, Brian Pasch, and Alex Snyder.


What makes the Automotive Marketing Boot Camp unique is its practical, hands-on approach. Participants receive preparation materials before arriving and work directly within their own accounts during training sessions. This allows attendees to immediately implement what they learn and continue refining their strategies long after the event concludes.


For dealership owners, general managers, Internet sales managers, and marketing professionals, the Automotive Marketing Boot Camp offers an unparalleled opportunity to sharpen their skills, discover proven strategies, and gain insights from some of the industry's leading innovators.


As the automotive marketplace becomes increasingly competitive, education remains one of the most valuable investments a dealer can make. Tracy Myers is honored to join this year's distinguished lineup of speakers and looks forward to helping attendees learn how to leverage the power of personal branding to stand out, build trust, and drive long-term success.

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