| With more than 5,600 subscribers, aftermarketNews (AMN) targets the news and informational needs of top-level executives and managers throughout the $255-billion automotive aftermarket. AMN reaches key decision-makers at more than 3,000 of the top aftermarket companies and www.aftermarketnews.com generates approximately 70,000 page views each month.
For more than a decade, AMN has focused on presenting the most current and relevant aftermarket industry business news in an easy-to-digest online format. Daily news coverage centers on the important events taking place across all segments of the automotive aftermarket — from manufacturing and distribution to collision and heavy duty — covering a wide range of topics such as mergers and acquisitions, financial reporting, personnel and new product announcements and legislation that impacts the industry. Special features such as AMN’s exclusive Executive Interview articles published each Monday put industry leaders in the spotlight to capture their views and insights on important industry issues. Key industry market data from research leaders including Babcox, IMR and TLG is highlighted every Friday in “The Pulse.” Other regular features including Opinion and Guest Commentary columns offer up unique insight and analysis from our experienced editorial staff and contributors. The AMN Data Center offers access to popular directories such as the AASA Top 100 Aftermarket Suppliers list, our Manufacturer’s Rep Directory, Aftermarket Association Directory and other helpful lists. New additions such as the AMN Stock Index and Careers page round out AMN’s comprehensive offering of industry-specific tools and information. In addition to a robust, stand-alone website, the AMN electronic newsletter is e-mailed to our subscribers each business day and features 11 of the day’s most critical news stories. The AMN Week in Review – our useful and concise wrap-up of the week’s top news – is e-mailed at the end of each business week. “Breaking News” bulletins are issued for hot news stories as they happen. In addition, every year the editorial staff of aftermarketNews presents “The Year in Review” – an in-depth look at the most popular news stories published on AMN that year. Subscribers have the option to customize their subscriptions online to meet their individual information needs. Social media also plays a significant part in our editorial coverage, and the AMN Twitter and Facebook feeds offer two more convenient ways to access information and get involved in the dialogue. Known as a consistent, reliable and trusted resource, AMN’s mission remains the same while our format constantly evolves to meet the needs of this ever-changing marketplace.
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