Sir_Quality_U_Feel wrote:Business owners- How effective is tuk tuk advertising? I surely haven't read a damn 1 of them since I been in country. Not exactly prime opportunity to read them while I am driving my moto in Phnom Penh.

Come on, you haven't read a single one because you're illiterate.

You raise a good point, and that's the tricky thing about advertising.

You can go get a 4-year degree in advertising, and that might still not be enough to grasp it well.

The point you raise is that one strategy doesn't work for everyone. Period.

I often read them. Just out of curiosity of what's going on around town. I remember when that short-lived Russian restaurant was around I spotted their 10% off and free drink ad. That was while driving.

I notice them all the time. I can also tell you that many of them typically park near where their ad is from.

So what doesn't work for you will be very enticing to someone else, and vice versa.

That's one of the big tricks of advertising and why you can't just rely on one method. I might HATE any ad with a white background, but that doesn't ring true for everyone. I need to think about them as well.

Also, you're forgetting where our TukTuk parks. Right in front of a well established expat bar/restaurant. Again, if you don't go there it gets zero exposure to you, but if do, there's a good chance it will catch your eye!

Now all we need is a few of these guys on Monivong and Norodom, so if anyone's looking for a very prestigious job, PM us.

LaudJohn wrote:

StroppyChops wrote:Huzzah! Congrats, D&D, milestone moment.

A new slogan

CEO, home of the Double D's.




To those who do not know the First names of the Admins, both start with D and in fact there is only one vowel different in their first names.

Fuggin confusing... plus they look so much alike.

Are you kidding?

You need to look closer. Anyone can see that the African-American 'D' is a good inch taller than the white American 'D'.