TBG Operations, The Anti-Agency

Marketing agency for automotive companies

Marketing for an automotive company depends on which buyer you serve. OEM and tier buyers qualify suppliers on capability, quality systems and references, while aftermarket and dealer buyers search by part, fitment and availability.

[ What we do ]

How we help in automotive.

[ What matters here ]

What buyers in this industry care about.

  • Supplier qualification is slow and document-heavy

    Quality assessments, audits and sampling come before a first order.

  • Quality systems are part of the pitch

    Buyers look for evidence of how you control quality.

  • Aftermarket buyers want data fast

    Workshops need part number, fitment and stock in seconds.

  • The industry is changing

    Electrification and software are shifting what buyers ask suppliers.

[ Questions ]

Good to know.

How do automotive buyers search for suppliers and parts online?

Supplier buyers search by process, material, component type and standard; aftermarket buyers search by part number, vehicle and fitment. Pages that carry that data in plain text match those searches.

Should one website serve OEM buyers and aftermarket customers?

It can, if the routes are clearly separate. The two audiences need different proof and different forms. We plan the structure around who you want to reach first.

Does LinkedIn work for automotive suppliers?

Yes, for reaching engineers, purchasing teams and partners, mostly through named engineers sharing practical knowledge. It supports a long qualification cycle rather than producing quick leads. We do not promise enquiries from it.

[ Get in touch ]

Brief us something.

Tell us what is stuck. You get a written plan before you commit to anything.