slickemhoundd
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It is a LMS product so yes it has our slogan. I am paying for them to sell so it is an advertisement/product.
you mean just the Cobrastar with LincolnMotorSports on the side of it???
Understood, but Steeda, Saleen, Roush don't make their stuff like that. They don their products with a logo and let the logo be their trademark. I wasn't trying to step on your toes but was being honest with you. I'm a true believer in telling people how it is, not how they want to hear it. Being that I'm a consumer, and you are trying to sell to consumers, you should take what I or others say as constructive criticism.
I wasn't saying what you did was cheezy or lame. I'm just saying it felt a bit like an advertisement. If I'm going to build a car I wouldn't want an ad on my car unless I was being paid for it. On the other hand I would be proud to adorn my car with your logo on any products you sell as I would have pride in the products I bought from you.
It's all about being clean.
Put yourself in the consumers shoes.....if you were to buy a Walboro fuel pump would you want a logo or a whole advertisement on your car? Furthermore is it not true we muscle car guys usually tear into the ricers with the slogans all over their cars? I guarantee you wouldn't want slogans on your car.
Just trying to be honest with you man. Don't take it to heart man, just trying to be honest. If it said Lincoln with a Cobrastar logo I think it would sell like hotcakes.
No, I mean "Lincoln" with the Cobrastar logo next to it.
Look at Mcdonalds, Adidas, Nike etc. They push their logo on products and that company becomes known by the logo. You need to gain customer loyalty and making them feel like their a walking advertisement will not make a company successful, it would actually have negative repurcussions. However if a company tricks a consumer into advertising for them without the consumer knowing, then everyone wins.
Look at the "Joe Cool" camel back in the late 80's early 90's. That marketing scheme worked AMAZING! If it wasn't for the government stopping them from using a cartoon for cigarettes, that would still be a very well known form of advertisement that people would be proud to wear.
Sure hardcore fans and friends will don your products with an advertisement type air about them, but your average consumer would not. Those are the ones you need to win over. In all essence your goal should be to make everyone not want but NEED to have your product. I'm telling you just "Lincoln" with a cobrastar logo would be a surefire win!
Edit: and if putting "Lincoln" with a cobrastar logo would be considered copyright infringement with Lincoln, then yes just put Lincoln Motorsports with the cobrastar logo on it. Keep it simple. Let your logo do the talking, that is why you designed it right? to make an impact?