Buick Works with Female Athletes

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Buick has the highest female buyer representation in the industry

Five distinguished college basketball players team up with Buick to tell their stories and help drive tournament viewership

Aftee dedicating last year to raising awareness around inequity in women’s sports coverage, Buick is now extending its See Her Greatness campaign with new initiatives designed to increase the visibility of women’s sports, drive equity and inclusion, and create platforms for women to have meaningful conversations.

Women’s college basketball star Caitlin Clark is working with Buick in a digital campaign that gives prominent women’s basketball players a platform to tell their own stories.

“At Buick we feel an inherent responsibility to advocate for inclusivity and the equity of women, it’s in our DNA,” said Molly Peck, chief marketing officer, Global Buick and GMC. “As a brand, we have the highest percentage of female buyers in the industry, and a long history of supporting companies and causes that empower women. This year, we’re being even more expansive in our efforts to drive recognition for these amazing athletes.”

Watch Me : In the second year of the brand’s See Her Greatness campaign, Buick is using digital channels to invite everyone to see the excellence of women’s sports for themselves. On March 12, Buick launched a series of online ads that give five prominent female athletes a platform to tell their own stories, as they share several reasons to “watch me.” The athletes included in the campaign are Aliyah Boston, Cameron Brink, Caitlin Clark, Azzi Fudd and Kiki Rice. In addition to a hero video that highlights several athletes, the campaign includes minute-long documentaries about each athlete and their personal story.

Buick will make it even easier to watch this year’s Women’s NCAA Tournament® by implementing technology that takes the friction out of finding a live women’s game. In collaboration with ESPN via Disney Advertising, Buick will launch an innovative ad campaign across the ESPN digital ecosystem throughout the Women’s March Madness tournament®. Users who click on Buick ads will be directed to an ESPN Women’s College Basketball Watch Hub where viewers can watch the women’s tournament games and highlights2, in the hopes of driving incremental viewership.

“ESPN has been the exclusive home of the NCAA DI Women’s Basketball Championship® since 1996 and we are proud to collaborate with brands, like Buick, to further our commitment to inclusive sports storytelling,” said Theresa Palmieri, vice president, Disney Advertising Sports Brand Solutions. “Women’s sports coverage has been a critical piece of our business blueprint for decades and will continue to be a priority as we move into the future.”

For the second year in a row, Buick will run an equal number of paid ads in the women’s and men’s NCAA tournaments.

Women’s college basketball star Caitlin Clark is working with Buick in a digital campaign that gives prominent women’s basketball players a platform to tell their own stories.

The brand is also sponsoring a #SeeHerGreatness challenge on TikTok encouraging users to share their own moments of greatness through trick-shots, speed and strength drills, in-game clips and other impressive feats. The challenge will be amplified by a host of talented women, across different sports and fitness ventures, participating in the challenge.

TOGETHXR Collaboration: To further amplify the conversation, Buick is continuing its collaboration with TOGETHXR, a women athlete-founded and female-led media company built to showcase women and girls as game changers. Over the past year, Buick and TOGETHXR — founded by renowned Olympians Alex Morgan, Sue Bird, Simone Manuel, and Chloe Kim — worked in partnership to create inclusive content aimed at increasing representation and to host live “mentor huddles” for viewers to witness authentic discussions between well-known female athletes at major NCAA athletic events. The next huddles will take place outside American Airlines Center in Dallas prior to the Women’s Basketball Final Four games on March 31 and the Championship game on April 2.

Women’s college basketball star Kiki Rice is working with Buick in a digital campaign that gives prominent women’s basketball players a platform to tell their own stories.

Experience Buick: For those attending the men’s and women’s Final Four and Championship games in Houston and Dallas, Buick will offer free shuttles to take fans to and from the stadiums in the cities and local surrounding sites. Interested spectators should look for one of the brand’s wrapped Buick Encore GXs, Envisions and Enclaves during Final Four weekend — from March 31 through April 3 — to catch a free ride.

Buick vehicles offer sculptural designs, refined performance, modern interiors and thoughtful personal technologies. Buick’s award-winning customer service and sales experience, along with the Avenir trim, the highest expression of Buick luxury, are attracting new buyers to experience Buick’s unique approach to attainable luxury.

Photo Caption Front Page: Women’s college basketball star Azzi Fudd is working with Buick in a digital campaign that gives prominent women’s basketball players a platform to tell their own stories.

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BUICK lanza campaña See Her Greatness

Buick, un conocido socio de la NCAA, ahora está ampliando la campaña See Her Greatness” que se lanzara en 2022 con nuevas iniciativas diseñadas para aumentar la visibilidad de los deportes femeninos, impulsar la equidad y la inclusión, y crear plataformas para una conversación significativa.

Women’s college basketball star Aliyah Boston is working with Buick in a digital campaign that gives prominent women’s basketball players a platform to tell their own stories.

La campaña plantea un desafío simple: Watch Me

Buick, al ser una empresa con la mayor representación de compradoras femeninas en la industria, amplifica las historias personales y los logros de cinco de las mejores atletas de la liga – Aliyah Boston, Cameron Brink, Caitlin. Clark, Azzi Fudd y Kiki Rice. Por suerte para los fanáticos, Buick y ESPN lo están haciendo más fácil que nunca. El día del juego, el sitio de ESPN publicará anuncios que dirigirán directamente a los espectadores al centro de transmisión de WatchESPN con sólo hacer clic en un botón. 

Women’s college basketball star Cameron Brink is working with Buick in a digital campaign that gives prominent women’s basketball players a platform to tell their own stories.

Además, la campaña trascenderá a múltiples plataformas: 

  • Fiesta presencial de dos días (24 y 25 de marzo) en The Sports Bra en Portland, Oregón, el único establecimiento del país que transmite exclusivamente deportes femeninos. Los eventos transmisión especial Sweet 16 incluirán apariciones especiales de reconocidas atletas femeninas. 
  • Pláticas en vivo como “reunión de mentores” en el American Airlines Center en Dallas antes de los juegos de la Final Four de baloncesto femenil (31 de marzo) y el juego de campeonato (2 de abril) en colaboración con TOGETHXR, una compañía de medios dirigida por mujeres y fundada por las renombradas atletas olímpicas Alex Morgan, Sue Bird, Simone Manuel y Chloe Kim. 
  • Por segundo año consecutivo, Buick publicará la misma cantidad de anuncios pagados en los torneos NCAA femeninos y masculinos. 
  • Desafío #SeeHerGreatness en TikTok