What is the most overused marketing terms?

[Bunky]

What is the most overused marketing terms to describe detailing products?

 

[Big Leegr]

"New and Improved" followed by "Advanced."

 

[Accumulator]

I voted "other", thinking about durability and appearance claims.

 

[a.k.a. Patrick]

I voted CC safe....I mean, whats going to "harm" clear coats? Anything with abrasives is "harmful"......

 

[Scottwax]

On Autopia, it is "crown jewel".

 

[JohnKleven]

Nano. There are some really high quality nano particle sealants available, but when Eagle One puts nano on nanowax. Not quite the same.

 

[imported_tim]

Pop.



Which isn't what your paint does after applying the latest, greatest

flavor of the month.



Pop is what us northern folk call soda.

 

[Strokin04]

"Nano" for me!!!

 

[michaels86svo]

100% Carnauba ...... we all know better. It would be a brick!

 

[todd@bsaw]

I already voted, but I just wanted to say this...



Any business that uses the term "Priced to Sell" should be shot.

 

[tssdetailing]

I said other: "body shop safe"

 

[fcuktion]

In my location , its def nano.

 

[OllieJay]

100% Carnauba ...... we all know better. It would be a brick!

- One of many realities people just don't have a clue about when it comes to detailing.



:xyxthumbs

Agreed. LOL

 

[lolipop77]

I vote UV protection

 

[wannafbody]

nanotech, latest technological breakthrough, teflon

 

[elex smith]

No. And some workplaces are indeed dysfunctional but I can think of many which are not.