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How Hyundai can benefit from the Toyota recalls

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Toyota is facing a massive recall which will negatively affect consumers’ perception of the Toyota brand. The cornerstone of Toyota’s equity is the trust that consumers put into the brand; a trait that could see significant damage. ( Download full .PDF )

This paper discusses how an expected decrease in market share for Toyota will influence the other competitive brands and specifically what Hyundai could do to leverage the opportunity in terms of their marketing message. This analysis only focuses on the larger side of the medium / large car segment.

For our analysis, we have used Pointlogic’s M3 Automotive study. This study, which was fielded in the fall of 2009, aims to help automotive advertisers with deciding on an appropriate messaging strategy and to build corresponding marketing communication plans. The study uses a survey among 15,000 consumers to understand their purchase behaviour across 8 car segments.
Key to the M3 study is the concept of ‘stimulators’ or factors that are decisive for consumers when they make purchase decisions.

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Data Fusion: Combining Multiple Analysis

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Executive Summary

Nowadays, a lot of money is spent on advertisement on a yearly basis. For advertisers it is important to know what the pay-off of their advertisement will be. Therefore, it is important to know how many people will see the advertisement (or: how many people will be reached). Several respondent researches are available to fulfil this need for information. For example, the reach of magazines and newspapers is measured by print researches. In a print research, a so-called ‘reading probability’ is available for every respondent. This ‘reading probability’ serves as an indicator in computing the reach.

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