In Australia, Toyota offers its fans the chance to buy the new FJ Cruiser cheaper if a sufficient number of people ‘Like’ the brand on a new mini site. Each time a consumer clicks on the ‘Like’ button, the car price drops 5 Australian dollars. This car’s catalogue price is $50,334. Toyota is prepared to sell the car for a minimum price of $30,000. But to get there, at least 4,000 people have to click on ‘Like’ before March 28. If there are more ‘Likes’, Toyota will add a few free extras as well.
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Toyota sets the price of the car via Facebook
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Websites are OUT, newsrooms are IN!
on April 1, 2010in the categories Conversations Read more »
We all have websites, don't we? But let's face it: most websites are created and managed like brochures, because we want to tell consumers everything abour our company on the site. Website structure and user friendliness sucks in most cases.



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Marketeers need to change their behaviour today in order to remain competitive in the next few years. All marketeers I meet today at conferences and events agree that the consumer is changing, but my frustration is that marketeers are not changing. We have 48 hours to take action!
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