Coca-Cola. Simply reading or hearing those words can often bring a smile to someones face. This tasty combination of carbonated water and sugar has enamored populations around the world for generations. Whether it be an addiction to Diet Coke or daily craving for the perfection that is Coca-Cola Classic a large portion of our society is drinking a coke daily with over 1.7 million coke products consumed every day. Besides loving the flavor though many Americans can even relate to coke on a different level. Many enjoy that first cheerful group of polar bears that appear every holiday season or maybe some like collecting the new special edition cans that come out with the Olympics or this past summer 's world cup. Regardless, it is plain
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It can be hard to pin point at which point I realized my love for this famous soda, but I can say without a doubt that the credit goes to my father for being the one who originally got me hooked. He, throughout my lifetime at least, has always kept a coke in his hand and I followed suit. This sugary soda, as unhealthy as it may be, will most likely be my favorite drink until the day I die (hopefully not of diabetes). Even on a hot and steamy Mississippi day I find myself reaching into the fridge for a coke over a bottle of water in almost every situation. I find the soda refreshing while others claim it can even make them thirstier than when they started. In fact, as sad as this may be, I can not remember the last day I went without a coke. This is probably because I find myself with a headache until have my coke. I find it hard to believe that any product could be a substitute for such a marvelous drink, especially it 's major competitor …show more content…
It may have different flavors that fit each specific nation (I quite enjoy South Americas version myself) but the theme remains the same. The company pushes it 's ideals through its slogan, “Open Happiness.” Striving to give you enjoyment in ever sip, and it is ultimately successful. Aside from their slogan the brand pushes for happy thoughts through their ad campaigns such as the polar bears and the series of commercials with actors passing cokes out as if they are literally spreading joy to the masses. You can also see Coca-Cola 's attempt to connect with its clientele with their recent idea to put patrons names on the bottles. This gives customers a feeling of individuality even though the customer is somewhat like a sheep in that they are buying one of the most popular products in the world. Regardless of the true intent to sell their product Coca-Cola does a marvelous job of giving off a positive attitude and a love for their
It can be hard to pin point at which point I realized my love for this famous soda, but I can say without a doubt that the credit goes to my father for being the one who originally got me hooked. He, throughout my lifetime at least, has always kept a coke in his hand and I followed suit. This sugary soda, as unhealthy as it may be, will most likely be my favorite drink until the day I die (hopefully not of diabetes). Even on a hot and steamy Mississippi day I find myself reaching into the fridge for a coke over a bottle of water in almost every situation. I find the soda refreshing while others claim it can even make them thirstier than when they started. In fact, as sad as this may be, I can not remember the last day I went without a coke. This is probably because I find myself with a headache until have my coke. I find it hard to believe that any product could be a substitute for such a marvelous drink, especially it 's major competitor …show more content…
It may have different flavors that fit each specific nation (I quite enjoy South Americas version myself) but the theme remains the same. The company pushes it 's ideals through its slogan, “Open Happiness.” Striving to give you enjoyment in ever sip, and it is ultimately successful. Aside from their slogan the brand pushes for happy thoughts through their ad campaigns such as the polar bears and the series of commercials with actors passing cokes out as if they are literally spreading joy to the masses. You can also see Coca-Cola 's attempt to connect with its clientele with their recent idea to put patrons names on the bottles. This gives customers a feeling of individuality even though the customer is somewhat like a sheep in that they are buying one of the most popular products in the world. Regardless of the true intent to sell their product Coca-Cola does a marvelous job of giving off a positive attitude and a love for their