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well its hard to argue with sales figures
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So if they are the leading car manufacturer with a reputation for quality, reliability - why would there be a need to dump a 'successful' AFL sponsorship to switch to V8SA which has less interest from the public.
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Because which marketing genius will want to tell their client that they don't need to spend all those millions on advertising But it is true, none of the guys/girls I watch AFL with have brought or going to buy a Toyota, but plenty of people are buying them, and I would wager most of those type of buyers are in no way influenced by the sponsorship of the AFL. But when you got the market share that Toyota has your not trying to "win" buyers by advertising just keeping you brand awareness up and getting that in front of 25% of the population at the GF is something Bathurst can't compete with. |
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As the leading car manufacturer why do they need to keep sponsoring AFL?.......most likely someone in management is a keen AFL supporter........a waste of money IMO.
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29 Sep 2010, 05:55 (Ref:2766440) | #31 | |
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Will targetting the people that watch V8 Supercars increase Toyota's already dominant position in the Australian car market? I doubt it...
The fact is V8 Supercars attracts (mostly) motorsport fans and Ford and Holden loyalists. AFL and NRL attract a much broader cross-section of the community... A cross-section that are traditionally far more likely than the V8 Supercar crowd to buy a Toyota. There is nothing that I've read in any of the links in this thread to change my point of view that Toyota is not interested in V8 Supercars - and the only party that is really interested in having Toyota in V8 Supercars is V8 Supercars... |
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Peckstar take out the sales to mining companies and I think you would find that toyota has a lot smaller share of the rest of the market than what they do now. All of the top toyota dealerships in Australia are located in mining areas or have large fleet sales to the mining sector. I would love to see what their sales figures were without mining.
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29 Sep 2010, 09:32 (Ref:2766507) | #33 | |
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It's fleets in general...
Fleet buyers tend to look favourably upon a company thet can offer directors and management Lexus, sales reps Klugers and RAV4s and Aurions, tradesmen Hiluxes and Hiaces, regional operators LandCruisers, lower level employees Corollas and Yaris... No other company is has as many competitive models in as many market segments in this country. |
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The amount of business that is done in the corporate boxes at major football games can be measured in the tens of millions of dollars. Toyota did not just step into AFL from nowhere with title sponsorship of the league. They spent years as a sponsor of the Adelaide Crows. Obviously the saw benefits from sponsoring the Crows that flowed through to the business. They saw the opportunity to ramp up the scale of return by spnsoring the whole league instead of just one team. They have found a fantastic opportunity in the AFL. It would be corporate insanity if they did not exploit it. It's an opportunity that V8 Supercar just does not provide. |
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And Dane will also tell you that 888 Australia have no links with 888 UK He's getting a paltry 1 million a year from Holden why would this money monger stay at holden when he could line his pockets at Toyota |
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However to suggest that it is a waste of money without being able to provide any evidence to support it is ridiculous. Furthermore to suggest that a better option would be to get involved in another sport that doesnt compare or compete the value or interest that the AFL experiences shows a complete lack of understanding as to why corporations get involved in sport. Last edited by D.R.T.; 30 Sep 2010 at 02:00. |
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1. I don't need evidence to support what I said because "IMO" means that it is only my opinion (no evidence required). 2. Can you show me the post where I said they should get involved with another sport? |
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However, I maintain that V8 Supercars (and those involved in it) are far more enthusiastic about Toyota being in V8s than Toyota is... People at Toyota Australia have long memories. |
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You are correct that you did not say they should get involved in another sport. I assumed (dangerous move on my part) that as you disagreed with my post that "sponsoring the AFL premiership provides more value than winning the Bathurst 1000 in a Toyota" that you therefore would support Toyota's move their support to V8SA |
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Jeldwen are getting bang for their buck in the AFL final series, plus the 22 week season.
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I did love this line: "We will be looking at it very soon," said a Toyota spokesman. And for the first time in a long time, we can happily report that the Victorian code out-rated the NRL in off-field atrocities. Atrocities , I'm sorry I didn't realise that TC had taken V8 Supercars or either of the Footy codes to the Congo, or Somalia, or Afghanistan..... Some of these oxygen thieves, purporting to be Journalists, really need to go out & buy a mirror. |
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Bring on the Endurance season, and some big name DNF's... (I'd love to see the V8 Chumpionship decided @ Winton, thus making the El Grande Finale the flop it deserves to be...) |
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And that line's gonna be a lie if the rumour I heard regarding a betting scandal occurs, but I digress.
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Yes, I heard this morning that 2 players have been given lifetime bans.......one very high profile rep player and captain of his club........the other is at the end of his career and always in the news for the wrong thing........only rumour at this stage I suppose, but the NRL wanted the GF over before announcing. This week maybe?
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rumours like how a certain high profile player who was out through "injury" although some believed it was to dodge drug testing... fairly well backed up by his almost as high profile brother's actions... and later it is confirmed there was some drug taking, but the 2 scenarios never met...
who's to say apart from the people involved i guess? won't stop opinions and counter claim being offered. just ask GTRMagic |
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the ones i am talking about, one has a show on one network, and used to be on a show that the other is a panel member of another network. all happened a couple of years ago now... allegedly?
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