Thread: Before you Take on a Competitor in Public...

Isn't it funny how it only takes one word to convey a strong message. Good post

Great story, Jon.

When in a competitive business, you always need to ask the question, "How will my competitors respond to this?"

As the article points out-- if you forget to ask this question, you're dead.

-Russ H.

I think it was well thought out. For a casual car lover, I follow these two pretty closely. Spec to spec, Audi might have an edge but it is debatable over the lines that they offer in each class. I know Audi wins "Best in Whatever" the majority, if not all the time.

BMW is just that though, a BMW. They don't even refer to their product as a car. It is the "ultimate driving machine." I mean, that alone is just crazy.

Audi, in my opinion, thought it all the way through. However, your competitor can come with a move that you could have planned all year for but there was just nothing in the playbook to defend that play.

Great post by the way. In a better personal world, I would own one of each.

Makes me think of Gordon Gecko ...

"The key to the game is your capital reserves -- you don't have enough, you can't piss in the tall weeds with the big dogs."


No Cut

This is like the cola wars.

coke or pepsi?

german car or german car?

Just don't think about royal crown or chevrolet.

Massive success to you