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EP=26 (Coca-Cola)
"Happiness Machine"
Coke wanted to market their brand, but instead of going traditional, they took an alternative approach.
They set up vending machines around college campuses. However, it
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Anonymous 3
Stealth • 1m
I love how Coca-Cola made the campaign about surprise and delight.
Coca-Cola Company promotional poster from the World War II era. Coca-Cola traveled the world with American soldiers, becoming a worldwide product and a symbol of American affluence.
Coca-Cola, one of the first bottles from the 1890s. This syrup not only helped with aches and pains, but also gave strength and boosted mood. The drink originally contained two main ingredients: coca leaves, from which cocaine is made, and caffeine f
The first employees team of the Coca-Cola Company in Atlanta (1892)
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Mr Z
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Medial • 2m
Coca-Cola sells 2.1 billion drinks every day.
Yet they:
Don't make the drinks
Don't own the factories
Don't handle distribution
Don't even bottle them
Still worth >$280B.
Here's their real business model👇:
First, forget everything y
That's fantastic!!
Fanta was created during World War 2 by the German Coca-Cola Company.
While Germany didn't obtain Coca-Cola syrup during wartime, the manager of the plant came up with the idea of a fruit-flavored drink.
The name Fanta comes f
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Aryan Raj
Stealth • 8m
In the 1920s, Coca-Cola faced a challenge: how to promote its beverage during the winter months when sales typically dipped. To address this, the company turned to advertising and hired artist Haddon Sundblom in 1931 to create a series of illustratio
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So guy's we all know that coco cola is the biggest cold drink brand in the world with the valuation of 250 Billon dollars.
In early days coco cola is not so popular in India and Pakistan both countries. All the local
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LIKHITH
Stealth • 6m
Welcome to INGENIOUS MARKETING!
EP- 11 (Coca cola)
Lighter than air😉 (open image)
One Like and a follow would mean a lot.
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How heavy was this marketing?