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Coca Cola was founded in 1886 in Atlanta, Georgia by Dr. John Pemberton and Frank Robinson. Over the decades, Coca Cola grew to become a global brand, beginning to sponsor the Olympics in 1928. The company established Santa Claus's modern appearance in 1931 advertising and sold Fanta in Germany during World War 2. Coca Cola launched new products like Diet Coke in 1982 and New Coke in 1985, while expanding their product range in the 2000s through brand extensions. Known as a symbol of globalization, Coca Cola has relied on evolving slogans and classic advertisements to increase brand recognition worldwide and maintain high profit margins through efficient production.
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Coca-Cola was founded in 1892 in Atlanta, Georgia. It is now a global beverage company with over 3,300 products and a presence in over 200 countries. Coca-Cola's target markets include youth and young adults aged 15-25 globally. The company uses a variety of advertising promotions with celebrities and focuses on lifestyle and values to associate the Coke brand with positive emotions. Coca-Cola has the largest distribution system of any FMCG company using plants, vehicles, and boats to reach customers around the world.
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Coca-Cola has shifted its strategy from focusing on availability, acceptability, and affordability (the three A's) to preference, pervasive penetration, and price-related value (the three P's). The company tests brand attributes with consumers and compensates senior managers based on brand preference. Coca-Cola is recognized by 94% of the world's population and owns more than half of the world's beverages.
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Coca-Cola was founded in 1892 in Atlanta, Georgia. It is now a global beverage company with over 3,300 products and a presence in over 200 countries. Coca-Cola's target markets include youth and young adults aged 15-25 globally. The company uses a variety of advertising promotions with celebrities and focuses on lifestyle and values to associate the Coke brand with positive emotions. Coca-Cola has the largest distribution system of any FMCG company using plants, vehicles, and boats to reach customers around the world.
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The Coca-Cola Company was founded in 1886 and is the world's largest beverage company. It manufactures concentrates and syrups that are then sold to bottlers who package and distribute over 400 brands of drinks in over 200 countries. While carbonated soft drinks make up most sales, the company has expanded its portfolio to include water, juice, tea, and sports drinks. Coca-Cola has maintained its dominance through effective marketing campaigns, strategic partnerships and acquisitions, and a focus on international growth.
Coca Cola Marketing Plan
The document is a marketing plan by Coca-Cola Company to introduce a new product called "Bubble Buzz". Bubble Buzz will be a bottled bubble tea product positioned as the only ready-to-drink bubble tea on the market. The objectives of the marketing plan are to create strong consumer awareness of the new product, establish wide brand recognition to capture market share in the functional drinks segment, and become the top market leader in that segment. The plan analyzes the industry, trends, demographics and economic conditions to guide marketing strategies to reach the targeted market size and sales growth forecasts over four years.
Coca Cola Marketing Plan
The document is a marketing plan by Coca-Cola Company to introduce a new product called "Bubble Buzz". Bubble Buzz will be a bottled bubble tea product positioned as the only ready-to-drink bubble tea on the market. The objectives of the marketing plan are to create strong consumer awareness of the new product, establish wide brand recognition to capture market share in the functional drinks segment, and become the top market leader in that segment. The plan analyzes the industry, trends, demographics and economic conditions to guide marketing strategies to reach the targeted market size and sales growth forecasts over four years.
Cola war
1. Wahaha Company entered the fruit beverage market in 1991 and the cola market in 1998 by launching Future Cola, competing against Coca-Cola and Pepsi in China.
2. By 2010, Wahaha had proven effective in playing in the Chinese beverage market but faced challenges expanding beyond China against the giant competitors.
3. Wahaha considered increasing advertising budgets and expanding distribution networks to other markets to become known globally and maintain sales growth against Coca-Cola and Pepsi.
Coca cola 2
Coca-Cola originated as a soda fountain beverage in 1886 and grew impressively in its early years. However, it was not until a strong bottling system developed that Coca-Cola became the world famous brand it is today. Currently, Coca-Cola owns 4 of the world's top 5 nonalcoholic sparkling beverage brands, has over 90,500 associates worldwide, and serves over 1.5 billion beverages each day in over 200 countries. The company aims to refresh people in body, mind and spirit through its brands and actions.
COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE OF COCA-COLA
Coca-Cola has achieved a competitive advantage through strong brand recognition around the world and an extensive distribution system. It holds the leading market share for carbonated beverages and offers over 400 brands globally. Coca-Cola faces competition from PepsiCo but maintains competitive differentiation through emotional branding appeals and product variety. Its marketing strategies aim to target young consumers and expand into new markets and product categories.
Coca Cola Branding Strategy and strategic marketing plan
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marketing management of coca-cola
1. Coca-Cola entered India in 1956 but left in 1977 due to regulations requiring foreign companies to invest 40% equity locally, which Coke disagreed with. Coke re-entered India in 1993 after economic liberalization.
2. Coca-Cola segments markets based on geography, demographics like age and income, and psychographics. Products target various age groups, including Oasis for young adults and Coke Zero for teens.
3. Coca-Cola develops and manages products through new product lines, additions to existing lines, and improvements. Examples include Sprite Tea in China and plant bottle packaging for Dasani and Odwalla.
Coke vs pepsi
This document discusses Coke and Pepsi's historical development and current state. It provides an overview of each company's products and brands, describes their strategic strengths and weaknesses, opportunities and threats. It analyzes their historical timelines from the 1800s to present day and reviews where each company stands now, with Coca-Cola maintaining a beverage focus while deriving 70% of revenue from carbonated soft drinks, and PepsiCo having diversified into a food and beverage conglomerate with over half its net revenue from snacks.
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This document discusses the cola wars between Coca-Cola and Pepsi in the late 20th century. It provides financial data showing Coca-Cola had higher market share and profits than Pepsi in 1993 and 2000. Both companies used franchise bottling systems and pursued strategies like advertising, new products, and acquisitions to gain market share. By 2000, Coca-Cola's market share was 44.1% compared to Pepsi's 31.4%. The document performs SWOT and Porter's Five Forces analyses of both companies and the soft drink industry. It recommends strategies for Pepsi to better compete, such as differentiation, cost leadership, and strengthening its core competencies.
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Coca cola
- 2. Company history Atlanta, Georgia, May8, 1886. Dr John Stith Pemberton; Frank M. Robbinson – The Trademark “COCA COLA”. 1919-1940: COCA COLA began to sponor Olympic Games (1928) Creates modern appearance of santa claus in an advertisement (1931) 2nd World War: every man in uniform gets coca-cola for 5 cents. Company has a subsidiary in Germany that sells a new brand– “Fanta”
- 3. 1982: the new Diet Coke 1985: company launches a new taste coke. “The New Coke” 2001-2009: Extension of Products range. New products released
- 4. Facts and Statistics Coca cola: Symbol of globalization Evolving slogans - increases the life of the product -easy to remember the brand by these slogans In 1971 came up with an advertisement classic “Teach the World to Sing” Focus on the best lines -operating income increased from 77% in 1984 to 97% Reinvestment –in 1990 concentrated on profits -in `83 most of its profit were paid out as dividends to shareholders -operating income increased from 77% in 1984 to 97%
- 6. Strategies Marketing strategy- invested a lot in marketing since beginning Advertising: Make the soft drink more popular by advertisements Focus on consumer- differentiated their products Differentiation with customers - the direct customers of Coca- Cola are outlets such as service stations, newsagents, leisure centres, cinemas, clubs, supermarkets and many other retailers selling soft drinks. Differentiation with consumers - Over many years Coca-Cola has expanded its markets horizontally in country after country, until there is virtually no place on earth where people do not drink Coca-Cola. Win the largest market share - Coca-Cola’s production techniques are so well developed that it costs a fraction of the selling price to manufacture their product, resulting in high profit margins.
- 8. Comparative advantage: NO One reason behind Coca Cola`s success in international markets was due to its ability to understand and defend its positions. The threat of substitutes is reduced by the expansion of products portfolio: - Many alternative beverages e.g. juice, tea Different levels of bargaining power exist among the groups of buyers: - Vending Machine – no buyer bargaining power - Fast Food chain – more bargaining power