Chrysler Invites People to "Ask Dr. Z"

Pamela Parker | June 30, 2006 | 0 comments

Not content to let competitor Ford steal all the online limelight, Chrysler will tomorrow launch a Web site, askDrZ.com, aimed at improving the company's image by giving it a human face. On the site, users will be able to pose questions to DaimlerChrysler Chairman Dieter Zetsche.

Ads across all media -- interactive advertising includes AOL, MSN and Yahoo -- will include the AskDrZ.com URL. It's unlikely you'll miss this campaign, as it'll appear on network and cable TV; in mass-market magazines like People; in national and local newspapers; and on radio in the top 50 markets.

The effort launches in conjunction with an employee pricing summer sales program.

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Pamela Parker is a former managing editor of ClickZ News, Features, and Experts. She's been covering interactive advertising and marketing since the boom days of 1999, chronicling the dot-com crash and the subsequent rise of the medium. Before working at ClickZ, Parker was associate editor at @NY, a pioneering Web site and e-mail newsletter covering New York new media start-ups. Parker received a master's degree in journalism, with a concentration in new media, from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism.