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    April Pepsi created an Ad with Kendall Jenner ending racism and police brutality with a Pepsi. In the Pepsi commercial, it shows that Kendall offers the police officer with a cool drink opening his eyes to the all the racism and oppression to the black community. With this commercial Pepsi trying to symbolize a global message of unity, peace, and understanding. Which quickly backlash because lot of people got offended because Kendall Jenner can’t relate with police brutality. Police brutality is…

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    the gross margin. In 2015 and 2016, Coca-Cola and Dr. Pepper Snapple had a very similar margin until Coca-Cola increased the margin in 2017. PepsiCo has fallen behind both of its competitors in the last 3 years and has been consistently around 55%. Coca-Cola has had a very stable gross profit margin which shows that the company has been successful in creating its products and services in comparison to PepsiCo and Dr. Pepper Snapple. I will be important for Coca-Cola to maintain this high gross…

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    The ad I selected is a Lay’s Kettle Cooked Jalapeno chip advertisement printed in People Magazine. The ad depicts a garage band with three members while the bottom shows the actual chip product. The overall message of the ad (explained further below) works with the design principles to create a bold unique message for the customer. For starters, I believe this ad is targeted towards the average young/middle-aged person. The message of the ad is to avoid a “plain” life and add some excitement…

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    A Critical Review of The Coca-Cola Case and Mardi Gras: Made in China By Sebastian Vladimir Introduction For my critical review I chose to do the movies The Coca-Cola Case and Mardi Gras: Made in China. The Coca-Cola Case is a documentary film about Coke and labor rights in the bottling plants. Similarly, in Mardi Gras: Made in China it is also a sort of documentary about bead factories in China. In both of these films we view some of the most brutal working conditions a human can possibly go…

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    When looking up examples of smart public relations campaigns by companies, one of the more interesting examples that I found was with a company called Innocent Drinks. Looking at the about section of Innocent’s website entitled “our story”, the company sums up both their tone in how they communicate with their audience and what they do by writing “hello we’re innocent …and we're here to make it easy for people to do themselves some good (whilst making it taste nice too),” (our story). The…

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    Pepsi’s commercial including Kendall Jenner appeals to viewers via logos through logical fallacies. Specifically, they are using emotion, authority, and popularity to sell their soda. The point of my paper is to explain how Pepsi tries to attract viewers attention in this commercial. After reading my paper, I want my readers to have a better understanding of the tactics that Pepsi uses in this commercial. Before choosing my final topic, I pondered using a commercial about domestic violence, a…

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    1) What is the definition of Subliminal Advertising? Subliminal advertising is when companies use specific images or sounds to entice consumers to buy and remember their products without the consumers knowing these images or sounds are being used. How does Subliminal Advertising connect to Mass Media? Subliminal advertising connects to mass media because when you 're watching your favorite television show, advertisers use these messages to have consumers remember their products. Many times,…

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    campaigns with these holidays has been Coca-Cola’s strategy of increasing the overall number of customers. For instance, during the 1931 Christmas holidays, the company developed an image of the modern Santa Claus and made use of the opportunity to advertise their products (Horowitz, 2011). The campaign was generally meant to remind and promote the holiday spirit among the Americans. Coca-Cola promoted joy, generosity, and…

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    For example, Coca Cola and Heinz advertise their old products in different seasons. However, due to private label brands have taken advantage they would either by the company of them or they would advertise. E.g. Christmas advert to help boost sales during the festive period. The purpose of this is to meet their customers requirements. Product Development Moreover, one of the similarities in product development in both of the organisations Heinz and Coca Cola have both advertised to…

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    and rely on Coca-Cola. In 1985, Pepsi's market share has reached 17.8% and Coca-Cola’s is 22% (Schindler, 1992). The leading position of Coca-Cola Company in the beverage market suffered the most serious challenge. After conducting a series of market research, Coca-Cola was confident that it had sufficient information displaying the new cola would be more popular than the old Coke and Pepsi cola (Greising, 1998). On April 23, 1985, New Coke officially came onto the market. Coca-Cola held a most…

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