India’s aftermarket runs on relationships, not software.
A manufacturer in Pune doesn’t adopt a new tool because of an ad. He adopts it because a respected peer in his market is already using it and he can’t afford to be left behind.
TecAlliance India · 6-month campaign
A 6-month campaign strategy for TecAlliance India — built around one insight: in India’s automotive aftermarket, trust spreads person to person, not platform to platform.
A manufacturer in Pune doesn’t adopt a new tool because of an ad. He adopts it because a respected peer in his market is already using it and he can’t afford to be left behind.
Ravish Deshpande, MD TecAlliance India: “We will not have more than 500 people who are actually interested. That is what we need to increase.”
The most credible content TecAlliance can create is a customer explaining what changed after they started using verified vehicle data.
“If you cannot see, you cannot sell.”— Ravish Deshpande, Managing Director, TecAlliance India
Aftermarket Spare Parts Manufacturers — Production Planning Heads, BD Directors, Founders
India aftermarket market size FY2024
Source: ACMA via StatistaRegistered vehicles in TecAlliance VIO database
Source: TecAlliance VIO DataAftermarket parts in India are counterfeit
Source: ACMA study, Autocar ProfessionalA monthly interview series hosted by Ravish Deshpande. Ravish interviews real customers — manufacturers, Amazon, major distributors. Customer does 70% of the talking. Each episode is 10–15 minutes, shot at their location or TecAlliance office. October, November, December 2026 — one per month.
15–20 production planning heads. Invitation only. No pitch, no presentation. A facilitated conversation about where India’s aftermarket is going. TecAlliance brings the data. Guests bring the ground reality. Ravish hosts.
Annual original research report built from TecAlliance’s own VIO data. Which vehicle segments are growing. Which parts will be in demand in FY2028. Published once a year. Every competitor, manufacturer, and media outlet will cite it.
Ravish on the ACMA Automechanika stage as an expert speaker — not an exhibitor. Topic: what India’s vehicle parc data tells us about production planning for the next 3 years. 3,000+ brands in the room.
Source: ACMA Automechanika New Delhi, confirmed annual event7 posts per two weeks — sourced statistics, verified data, manufacturer-focused hooks. Every TecAlliance India team member shares each post with one personal comment. Posts from individuals get 5–8x more reach than company pages.
Workshops, Garages, Distributors, Parts Retailers — India’s ground-level aftermarket
“The workshop owner in Karol Bagh doesn’t read LinkedIn. He trusts what he sees the most respected shop in the market already doing.”
Three documentary-style videos shot in real markets. Not actors. Not studios. Real workshop owners, filmed in their actual workspace. The Envy Video, The Reveal Video, The Trade Secret Video. Each one built around how trust actually spreads in Indian trade communities.
Kesava Ramalingam walks into Bhavani Peth Pune or Karol Bagh Delhi with one camera person. Asks one question to every shop: ‘Pichhle mahine kitne wrong parts return aaye?’ 60-second reel. No pitch. The problem speaks for itself.
One team member, one phone, one projected screen. Types a registration number live in front of 40 workshop owners at an ACMA/SAE India chapter meeting. The room watches the part appear in 3 seconds. This is how Bosch sells diagnostic tools in India — not advertising, field demos.
7 approved creatives already designed. Campaign funnel: Cold (problem awareness — variant mismatch) → Warm retargeting (price justification — ₹55/day) → Hot (3-day free demo). Lead form with qualifying questions. Regional telecaller routing by geography.
A monthly interview series. Real customers. Real problems. Real answers.
October 2026
November 2026
December 2026
Announce the guest and topic. LinkedIn post + Meta awareness post.
30–60 second teaser clip. LinkedIn + Reels + Stories.
Final reminder post. “Episode drops [day]. Don’t miss it.”
The activities that create real noise — not digital impressions.
TecAlliance sets up an interview corner on the exhibition floor. Ravish walks the floor, meets known manufacturers, pulls 3–4 into an on-camera conversation. Content shoots itself.
Source: autocomponentsshow.comPitch co-authored data brief to Autocar Professional. TecAlliance provides exclusive VIO data insights on India’s vehicle parc. They provide the platform. Result: editorial coverage in the publication every target manufacturer already reads.
TecAlliance already shot 4–5 customer videos at the Delhi show. Don’t let them sit unused. Compile as “Episode Zero” — a 90-second montage launching the series before Episode 1 is shot. Creates immediate social proof.