At the end of Ethan's blog he poses a question: as a consumer, how often do you base your decision off of the image of the company rather than the quality of the product itself? My answer would be no, I don't base my decision off of the image rather than the quality. I go by what has worked for me in the past and personal preferences. For example, Peterborough Pizza Barn in Peterborough, NH is by far my favorite pizza place (much better than dominos and pizza hut). Sometimes though good advertising definately makes me consider a product.
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Week 7 Type B entry
(In response to Ethan Gage's blog post Pizza Hut vs. Dominos) I read Ethan Gage's blog post titled "Pizza Hut vs. Dominos" recently and thought that it contained a good amount of food for thought (no pun intended). To me Pizza Hut is better. I base my decision solely on the fact that Pizza Hut offers a lunch buffet that is affordable and delicious. Dominos has made leaps and bounds when it comes to their advertising stratergies. Dominos recent commercials feature Dominos employees addressing customer questions, comments, and concerns. I think that that marketing stratergy helps the customer to feel as their opinions matter.
At the end of Ethan's blog he poses a question: as a consumer, how often do you base your decision off of the image of the company rather than the quality of the product itself? My answer would be no, I don't base my decision off of the image rather than the quality. I go by what has worked for me in the past and personal preferences. For example, Peterborough Pizza Barn in Peterborough, NH is by far my favorite pizza place (much better than dominos and pizza hut). Sometimes though good advertising definately makes me consider a product.
At the end of Ethan's blog he poses a question: as a consumer, how often do you base your decision off of the image of the company rather than the quality of the product itself? My answer would be no, I don't base my decision off of the image rather than the quality. I go by what has worked for me in the past and personal preferences. For example, Peterborough Pizza Barn in Peterborough, NH is by far my favorite pizza place (much better than dominos and pizza hut). Sometimes though good advertising definately makes me consider a product.
Week 7 Type A entry
I recently read an article (http://www.opposingviews.com/i/sports/shoe-shining-broner-alexander-are-good-only-one-will-be-star-pacquiao-jordan-and-more) about Boxer Manny Pacquiao possibly switching his shoe and clothing sponsor. Pacquiao has been sponsored by Nike for years and is now thinking about a move to Air Jordan. Jordan is a branch of the Nike corporation and Basketball legend Michael Jordan's personal brand. The move is a big one for nike, who hopes to gain its Jordan brand some additional global exposure. I think that it is great that Pacquiao is considering a move to team Jordan, I have been a heavy supporter of the brand for years (it's quality speaks for itself). Team Jordan already has sponsored athletes in a wide variety of sports, boxing included. It is a good marketing move for the Jordan brand, in this age of a global economy, the more you can do to market on a world wide scale, the better.
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