Chevrolet has inked a deal with Fox to become the officialsponsor of X Factor, the latest talent show from
within the machinations of Simon Cowell's war machine.
By Blake Z. Rong, autoguide.com - Chevrolet vehicles will appear throughout the season as produce placement, as well as the usual barrage of ads. X Factor differs from American Idol in that there will be a lot of traveling involved, and "a lot of telephoning of judges and discussions of the groups they represent," says Keith Hindle, CEO of producing company FremantleMedia Enterprises. "That gives us the ability to amp that up a bit and feature in-car technology. That was one of the key hooks."
Nobody has divulged how much Chevrolet spent on marketing, but if it's anything like Pepsi's X Factor sponsorship, it would be around $60 million.
Nobody has divulged how much Chevrolet spent on marketing, but if it's anything like Pepsi's X Factor sponsorship, it would be around $60 million.
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