Will big companies like Toyota create a "Social Network" to talk with their customers and work with Engineers, sales , and testers?
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a. Toyota Facebook group
http://www.facebook.com/toyota
b. Toyota has social network for its auto dealer, mentioned in this article.
c. In this 2007 article, “Toyota Uses Social Networking to Market Hybrids”.
2. Social media for business
Many companies have used social media now, especially Facebook and Twitter.
websites mentioned in texts
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Dunno if this helped any.
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Why don't you contact Toyota and ask them, if they have plans for a social network?
Toyota practices multi-project and gives project manager alot of power and authority. However, Toyota does prize feedback from the customer and the staff. The key would be understanding and filter through chaotic information to find problems and receive ideas. Toyota attempt to focus on brand and position seems to be mistake; it should focus on feedback from the customer. Customer center companies are more likely to survive.
I'm not sure whether Toyota buys ads on Facebook.
I guess Toyota doesn't have to.
Ads can be made and then post on Facebook to be "viral".
There is this disclaimer on the Toyota Facebook page:
"The thoughts and views expressed on this page are only the thoughts and views of the person who posted them. We reserve the right, but not the obligation, to remove any comments that are profane or derogatory. "
Does Toyota buy Ads on Facebook?
People on the site are talking about their Toyota vehicles. Some people are asking about parts resources. Others are talking about acceleration problems. I think Toyota is monitoring facebook and possible providing fast relief for the complaints. The high level of visibility should be a priority. Toyota can not afford to ignore customer complaints and should dedicate millions to ensure contentment is reestablished to avoid customer flight.
The ADs seem to require a budget amount to be included during setup. I think the ADs cost money.