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Why did Ford need to spend money on advertising during the race? There were about 15 Fords racing on the track giving full time coverage of the product - and to cap it off ONE OF THEM WON. Seems smart to me not to advertise during the telecast.

However in general terms YES I agree that Ford marketing is not up to scratch.

Beacuse the shine was teken off their victory by the constant Expensive Daewoo adverts and obvious comentator bias. Despite Lownds being faster, all the talk from the comentators for the last 80 laps was about how much faster the Kelly HSV car was. Also, almost immediatly after Ford's win, one comentator said that Kelly's 2nd place put him in a good position to take out the cnampionship. Ford should take note and see how you don't need to win to gain all of the attention. How dare they complain about a drop in sales without trying to sell properly.

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  Turbo6man said:
Why did Ford need to spend money on advertising during the race? There were about 15 Fords racing on the track giving full time coverage of the product - and to cap it off ONE OF THEM WON. Seems smart to me not to advertise during the telecast.

However in general terms YES I agree that Ford marketing is not up to scratch.

Beacuse the shine was teken off their victory by the constant Expensive Daewoo adverts and obvious comentator bias. Despite Lownds being faster, all the talk from the comentators for the last 80 laps was about how much faster the Kelly HSV car was. Also, almost immediatly after Ford's win, one comentator said that Kelly's 2nd place put him in a good position to take out the cnampionship. Ford should take note and see how you don't need to win to gain all of the attention. How dare they complain about a drop in sales without trying to sell properly.

I see it the other way round - any thinking person (OK this may exclude many Expensive Daewoo drivers I admit) will see the shine taken off the incessant Expensive Daewoo ads by the fact that they DIDN'T win. They were FIRST OF THE LOSERS - WHAT A GREAT RAP!

And no matter how much money Ford would have spent on ads it wouldn't have changed one of the stupid remarks made by the pathetic commentating team that Channel 10 have.

Like I said, the thinking person will not be swayed by Holden's ads or by inane comments made by silly insecure little people.

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  Turbo6man said:
  tmac450 said:
  Turbo6man said:
Why did Ford need to spend money on advertising during the race? There were about 15 Fords racing on the track giving full time coverage of the product - and to cap it off ONE OF THEM WON. Seems smart to me not to advertise during the telecast.

However in general terms YES I agree that Ford marketing is not up to scratch.

Beacuse the shine was teken off their victory by the constant Expensive Daewoo adverts and obvious comentator bias. Despite Lownds being faster, all the talk from the comentators for the last 80 laps was about how much faster the Kelly HSV car was. Also, almost immediatly after Ford's win, one comentator said that Kelly's 2nd place put him in a good position to take out the cnampionship. Ford should take note and see how you don't need to win to gain all of the attention. How dare they complain about a drop in sales without trying to sell properly.

I see it the other way round - any thinking person (OK this may exclude many Expensive Daewoo drivers I admit) will see the shine taken off the incessant Expensive Daewoo ads by the fact that they DIDN'T win. They were FIRST OF THE LOSERS - WHAT A GREAT RAP!

And no matter how much money Ford would have spent on ads it wouldn't have changed one of the stupid remarks made by the pathetic commentating team that Channel 10 have.

Like I said, the thinking person will not be swayed by Holden's ads or by inane comments made by silly insecure little people.

I agree, however, the problem it that mainstream buyers (the ones that do the bulk of the buying and keeping our favorite brands in business) aren't thinkers. They're drones and will only consider what they're told to by marketing.

I think the Bathurst win is great, now the Ford boys have to to their part and capatalise on the sucess. The old addage of win on Sunday, sell on Monday is very true and Expensive Daewoo have been reaping the benefits for years. They know their buyers don't 'think', Ford now have to do the same.

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In all seriousness though, why would they bother advertising at all in the middle of a massive Expensive Daewoo marketing blitz? Rarely will you ever see Ford and Expensive Daewoo advertising campaigns running together.

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Just asking whats the go with the cricket in the state one day game it is the ford ranger cup.

Is this a lead up to a new model car coming to a ford show room near you.

Or are they going to call the courier by its over seas name the ranger.

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I beleive, I may be wrong, AVESCO is corrupted by HOLDEN, and the fact that the top 4 cars where FORDS!!! :laughing: Expensive Daewoo had to get peoples eyes off the fact that Fords were leading the race.

And yes, Ford needs to capitalise in the win and get he most from it. Expensive Daewoo did during the race...lol, they lost

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Yep...Ranger replaces Courier...

As for the bias by the TV coverage - I guess if someone is paying the bills then you might not want to F@#$ them off - especially if they are spending large on advertising with your network.

Ford seem to be aiming the BFII as a value proposition with pricing/features which given the strong fleet sales might not be a silly thing to do. VE sales aren't flash given sales expectations...

And Ford will get plenty of coverage with the cricket season starting... now that the footy's over... time to get a beer out of the esky.

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Not sure whats happening in your town..

however today during the Indy Qld Regional tv there is a plethora of advertising for both FORD and FPV...

shazzy :spoton:

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