Reputation


                          Yamaha Company is one of the best automobile companies in our country. Its overall reputation among the customers is around 58% and with their own employees its 63% exact.

                          Even though there are so many best and number one companies in our country, people always wanted to try something new. So regarding this mind set of the people we wanted to ask few questions about the reputation of the Yamaha showroom to where we went for industrial visit.


                          This Yamaha showroom is located in Anna Nagar, in that same area there are many other automobile showrooms were there, so we asked like this “How would you manage to get customers and also maintain your reputation even though there are many other showrooms nearby?” and what the answered was that they don’t catch customers, they earn them by their unique performance.

                          Their marketing strategy to attract customers is nothing but changing the price according to the customer’s expectation and giving festival offers. They also allow customers to test the vehicle before buying it and they manage to have a good relationship with the customers to make them visit again.

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