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Competitor’s comparison chart on a website

capefear · 2013-01-31 21:31:04

Hi all What’s your opinion of putting a competitor’s comparisonchart on a website. All my competitors supply the same service as myself withthe same types of packages at different prices. Is it frowned upon or will it make any difference. Thanks in advance.

31-01-2013 9:31pm

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capefear

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Hi all

What’s your opinion of putting a competitor’s comparisonchart on a website.

All my competitors supply the same service as myself withthe same types of packages at different prices.

Is it frowned upon or will it make any difference.
Thanks in advance.

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#2 31-01-2013 9:33pm

ted1

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In commercials I frown upon attacking customers however if its a like for like comparasion on a website it's ok.

Remember Tesco got the knuckles wrapped recently for make comparasions. That weren't like for like

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#3 31-01-2013 10:14pm

Peterdalkey

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Comparative advertising has become much more common, even in Ireland. If it is to your advantage, then go for it!!
It is consumer advantageous and most like it.

Cheers

Peter

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