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26-09-2008, 09:43 AM | #11 | |||
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Toyota have non specific feel good ads which are catchy and promote brand awareness. The other thing i would say is Toyota have one of the lowest recall/issue rates of any brand sold in Australia, this is one of the reasons for their success, along with building the right cars apparently for our market. Toyota advertise for Brand awareness only.. they spend very limited money on product specific ads, there is a good reason for this, but i will concede you might take a slightly different approach as a market leader as opposed to a struggling manufacturer. Personally i think Ford need to improve their range (specifically SUV's) and Brand image much more than advertise specific models.
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