WomensAutomotiveNetwork.TV has launched two new online video TV shows: Make That Savvy Car Deal and Curb Side Chat. Deanna Cross, creator of both online video shows.

WomensAutomotiveNetwork.TV is an auto industry related video Web site in the style of an online television channel with international exposure. Recently published studies show that 85% of the decision makers for car purchases are women. Our viewers are women of all age and ethnic groups Make That Savvy Car Deal offers tips and advice on buying and selling cars. It dissects the components of the auto transaction to help simplify the process.

Curb Side Chat offers solutions to the reoccurring dilemmas that are experienced in the car buying process and through out ownership of a vehicle.

The programs are edited to fit within a five minute time frame. The content of each program is carefully designed to give the viewer a substantial amount of information presented in a concise format.

"WomensAutomotiveNetwork.TV is an auto industry related video Web site in the style of an online television channel with international exposure. Recently published studies show that 85% of the decision makers for car purchases are women. Our viewers are women of all age and ethnic groups," says Cross. "WomensAutomotiveNetwork.TV not only demonstrates to women how to buy and sell cars in today's world but also shows women where to buy."

An innovative video dealership directory is being provided along with video spots for the auto manufacturers and auto related companies. Video ads will stream pre and mid roll into the online video TV shows, with more shows in the making to arrive soon. "WomensAutomotiveNetwork.TV is now open for you to place your ads," says Cross.

According to an eMarketer summary of an upcoming study release, spending on online video advertising will reach $410 million by this year, 82% more than was spent in 2005. By 2010, Internet video advertising will be a $3 billion business, according to eMarketer's latest projections cited in an article by Center for Media Research on November 16th.

"Through out my 25 year career in the auto retail and finance industry, I constantly strived to simplify and refine the car buying process for both consumers and dealers. WomensAutomotiveNetwork.com and WomensAutomotiveNetwork.TV bring consumers, dealers and auto manufacturers together on the same page to change the way we buy and sell cars in today's world. Utilizing new media and moving more towards converging with television, my intent is to reach the national audience on a very large scale," stated Cross.