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Do Automakers Listen to Us?
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Date: July 26, 2002 10:09
Submitted by:
Tuan
Source:
Autoweek
Credibility Rating:
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There is an Autoweek story about how some automakers are monitoring websites to gauge how enthusiasts feel about their cars.
From the article: "Karthik Iyer, who leads business development for Intelliseek, a company that monitors web buzz for a number of automakers, says unsolicited feedback from true enthusiasts is sometimes the best advice."
It explicitly mentions that Nissan, Mazda, and VW are directly or indirectly monitoring websites for feedback. Unfortunately, it does not mention Honda anywhere.
Therefore, I urge all TOV readers to provide good feedback on Honda cars via the News Items we post and via the Message Forums. Tell everyone about the TOV so that we can expand our user base to engulf all types of potential Honda buyers. Maybe next time they'll write an article about us.
cat_code=carnewsloc_code=content_code=09984451" target="_blank">http://autoweek.com/cat_content.mv?port_code=autoweek&cat_code=carnews&loc_code=&content_code=09984451
Last edited by Tuan on
July 26, 2002 10:52
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