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Japan:Mazda's top global marketer says 'Zoom-zoom' stays-stays
Mazda's top global marketer says 'Zoom-zoom' stays-stays
JAMES B. TREECE | Automotive News
TOKYO -- Mazda Motor Corp.'s top global marketer has no intention of walking away from the successful "zoom-zoom" advertising tag line.
"Not on my watch," Daniel Morris, Mazda's senior managing executive officer in charge of marketing, sales and customer service, told Automotive News.
Strong sales for Mazda worldwide back up his support. From March through August and into preliminary numbers for September, says Morris, "Every month has been the best in the last 10 years."
In addition, "zoom-zoom" moved up sharply on an Internet survey. The Nikkei group of business publishers ranked Japan-market advertising tag lines on a combination of likability, memorability and other traits.
Mazda jumped from 30th on the list last year to 18th, after the release of a commercial that used Japanese words in place of the English "zoom-zoom."
Among automakers, Mazda ranked second on the list behind Mitsubishi Motors Corp. Mitsubishi was 15th with "Heartbeat Motors," a tag line it dropped on Sept. 28.
Despite their larger advertising budgets, Toyota Motor Corp., Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co. did not make the top 20.
Their respective tag lines in Japan are: Toyota, "Drive your dreams"; Honda, "The power of dreams"; and Nissan, "Shift."
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