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    In this essay I will compare and contrast the idea of Coca-Cola coming together and how the corporation is taking the initiative for a healthier society and Gap’s campaingn to raise awareness to the Aids epidemic in Africa. Your essay may be structured by either a point-by-point or block pattern. To review these structural strategies, revisit pages 226-228 in your textbook, Steps to Writing Well. The essay should be 3 double-spaced pages in length and written in a professional style (3rd…

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    Coca-Cola is a company that has successfully put their name at the forefront of their market. When one thinks of a beverage, “Coke” is usually one of the first beverages that pops into our heads. In some parts of the country, the word coke has become synonymous with words like pop and soda. While one might assume that this would be beneficial, it actually causes a problem for the Coca-Cola company. When this phenomenon occurs, the unique, house-hold name of a product ceases to be unique.…

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    prepare an analysis of the current marketing strategy. The chosen brand for this assignment is Coca-Cola. The topics that will be discussed in this assignment are: • The market segments. • The, level and nature of competition in the market. • Competitive Positioning and Competitive advantage of the brand. • The marketing mix. Coca-Cola is the world’s most leading brand; it is sold all over the world. Coca-Cola was established in May of 1886 in Georgia, United States, by Atlanta pharmacist, Dr.…

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    Coca-Cola’s Unethical Practices Coca-Cola from its early beginning until the time it entered the world market, has faced several cases on it unethical practices. The two major unethical practices done by Coca-Cola are the Kaladera case and the Racial Discrimination case. Coca-Cola was entangled with the Kaladera case when it started its bottling operation in Kaladera, India. Within a year of operation, the community of the village faced the rapid depletion of groundwater level. Kaladera is a…

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    Soft drinks hold fifty-one percent of the total beverage market, and for years, Coca-Cola and Pepsi companies have been the two leading and competing companies in that market. Each of the companies has been competing to outshine the other by gaining the largest market share in the beverage market with an annual value of over thirty billion dollars. While both companies were invented in the late eighteen hundreds by pharmacists, and strove to promote the idea of sociability and happiness, the two…

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    that it once subscribed to. In the case of the Coca-Cola Company, each of the three dimensions have been significantly altered since its conception in the late nineteenth century-- thus prompting an incredibly transformation to occur. I would consider this organization to be successful because of its high profitability and its deep penetration in the global market. Within 130 years, the organization grew from being sold in one Atlanta…

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    2.1 Micro and macro environmental of COCA-COLA Micro business environment is the internal environment of the organization and the main environment in which management functions. The micro environment affects the organization straight. Its most closely connected to the business .micro environment mainly reflects by strengths, weakness opportunities, threats (SWOT). The SWOT analysis of Coca-Cola Our coca cola company’s strength  Our company is the one of the most famous and largest company…

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    the symbol of democracy, cola proved an influential beverage during the Cold War. In Western Europe, the intake of Coca-Cola became synonymous with free-market capitalism, democracy, and freedom. Although some communist-supporters resided in Western Europe and tried to hinder the sale of cola, these accounts remain few, and often failed miserably. These failures helped boost Coca-Cola sales in these regions, as enjoying this drink was a delicious foreign custom that was becoming a key part of…

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    1. Personally speaking, coming from a consumer’s point of view, I think that selling Coca Cola through interactive vending machines is a bad idea. Nonetheless, it is a good idea coming from the company’s standpoint. Even though conventional economic theory would say that it is wise for Coca Cola to execute price discrimination to increase market efficiency, dual entitlement theory says otherwise. Since consumers already have a reference price and firms have a reference profit they should stick…

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    The two brands that I have chosen are coca-cola and Pepsi. These both are the most famous brands of the world and when comparing the blind taste test, none can differentiate between both and love one or the other. But the major difference between coca-cola and Pepsi arises in their brand elements. Some of them are discussed below: brand memorability refers to the memory that we get as soon as we hear the brand name. It is a very important criterion of brand elements. Creating brand memorability…

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