Thread: You are being targeted

Originally Posted by Col.Coleman

While searching for another pair of Land Rover boots, which have served me well, daily, for the last few years, I came across this little sales targeting campain for Land Rover footwear out of the states.

The funny thing is, the stereotypes employed. With the photos, I just don't know if it is me, or if they are taking the proverbial. I know we convey our image of ourselves to the world through what we buy, but do we really all look this silly?

Ignnore the fact they get it wrong and show a D4 as a RR.

Land Rover Footwear Brand Action Plan

CC

Oi CC the link doesn't work

Mrs hh

Originally Posted by Col.Coleman

While searching for another pair of Land Rover boots, which have served me well, daily, for the last few years, I came across this little sales targeting campain for Land Rover footwear out of the states.

The funny thing is, the stereotypes employed. With the photos, I just don't know if it is me, or if they are taking the proverbial. I know we convey our image of ourselves to the world through what we buy, but do we really all look this silly?

Ignnore the fact they get it wrong and show a D4 as a RR.
CC

You might be a fully loaded man (whatever that means) but that's not a fully loaded link

Seems to be working for me


CC

it worked for me too, but I dont know why I followed it through to the finish

I find it interseting to be summed up as a land Rover owner as having a good appatite, but not good taste, wanting to feel good, but not look good, and owning a golden retreiver(I actually have boxers).

In fact I find it insulting.

It is not meant to be humerous, more a comment on how you are envisidged by marketing teams by your choice if vehicle.

CC

Blast it man - I'd have them flogged.

Originally Posted by Col.Coleman

I find it interseting to be summed up as a land Rover owner as having a good appatite, but not good taste, wanting to feel good, but not look good, and owning a golden retreiver(I actually have boxers).

In fact I find it insulting.

It is not meant to be humerous, more a comment on how you are envisidged by marketing teams by your choice if vehicle.

CC

How do RR owners feel about being depicted as tasteless nouveau riche snobs?

Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm

How do RR owners feel about being depicted as tasteless nouveau riche snobs?

The question is if you asked them would they lower themselves to answer you?