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Ford invites consumers to ‘Start it. Share it. Win it” with its all-new Focus


MANILA, Philippines – Ford Philippines has announced an exciting, interactive and unprecedented launch campaign – “All-New Ford Focus…Start it. Share it. Win it” — designed to engage Filipino consumers with real-life ‘smart-demos’ of two of the all-new Ford Focus’ first-in-segment, smart technologies. The smart demo road show will officially start on Friday, August 3 at SM Marikina.

“Start it. Share it. Win it” provides a unique opportunity for customers to become part of the local market launch of the all-new Focus by participating both online and on-the-ground over a twelve-week period that will include seven event locations across Metro Manila.

The campaign will give more than 1,000 consumers in the Philippines the opportunity to personally experience the smart features of the all-new Focus through weekend events spanning August 3 to September 16.

Participants will be asked to “Start it. Share it. Win it” – to start the all-new Focus and experience the smart technologies, share it with their friends via Twitter and Facebook, and become eligible to win it.

To join, consumers must register on www.facebook.com/fordfocus – to reserve their spot for a “smart demo” at one of the scheduled events. Additionally, walk-in registrations will be available at the event locations.


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Tags: Advertising , Business , Consumer Issues , Ford Focus , Ford Philippines , Motoring

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_PGQOEJGU6QKCCKXDVO7WPPFFYI mo.net

    as i said before, this company has its own mgt to blame, they manufactured the slow moving brands in PH, then they import the fast moving brands from Thailand - everest, expedition and explorer … a recipe for their demise.

    mga kabayan, thailand will really thrive producing sedans, suv’s and pick ups because they enjoy better market size , since they are “bordered” with vietnam, cambodia, laos, burma so it makes sense for this companies to produce there, this was what J&J, Colgate Palmolive has done and they just export it to PH.

    In closing, for us to make them feel that they made the wrong decision, let us help ( BUY ) those companies who manufacture their products in PH. 

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_AIPSCQM2TZQUMQ5GEIMWMWDFL4 Edward Solilap

    Ford you are no longer exist in the Philippines go to china wherever we don’t care anymore!

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_QSBNZB3TEKHJE5A74STZTTUHC4 ed0408

    For”d”get it, you dump us we dump you!!!!!



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