Though I've never spoken to this Chad, fella, Chris and I have had some lengthy conversations.
I will say, that as a dealer for CFMoto, I have to agree. I too am very let down by what CFMoto has brought to the table as far as marketing thus far. The showing at the Texas Mud Nationals, and the 6 day youtube series didnt help the brand. At all. Lots of footage of the event. Lots of footage of PARKED CFMoto units. But NO action footage, especially of the dolled up SuperATV unit. It LOOKED nice, but we saw NO action. By the time I was done watching the videos, I was wondering if I had some how managed to find my way onto the Events channel, because the videos seemed more like event coverage, and not videos to sell anyone into a CFMoto product.
I had a few off roading blogs and magazines contact me looking for marketing contact information, and as far as I know, after I forwarded that info, nothing was done since.
While I understand CFMoto USA was given a piss-poor excuse of a marketing budget for this year, the least that could have been done is use what money that was given wisely. SHOWING up to the event does no one any good if you arent out there DEMOING the model. Putting it through the very crap customers are out there doing to theirs, or other OEMs are doing with theirs. I've spent a good deal of money marketing these units on Facebook, Craigslist, local Radio, billboards... but nothing from CFMoto, which in the end, does me no good when customers see a local dealer pushing a brand they've never heard of on a national level.