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    When analyzing two videos used for advertising one must take into consideration that the companies that create the videos intend for them to impact as many people as they can, as a result they make videos regarding the general public instead of any given group or entity. Doing this also keeps them out of legal issues regarding the worlds changing views. In order to understand and break apart the advertisements we must take into consideration the motives for making such a visual, whether it be…

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    Advertisments are everywhere. From trains, billboards and busses to mobile devices, television and magazines. Brands are constantly running various campaigns to keep up with society and culture in hopes to stregthen the brand value and image. An advertising campaign involves a continuous series of messages that aim at promoting a particular marketing idea. These campaigns typically require a precise definition of the idea within a…

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    Pepsi And Coke

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    One is because both Pepsi and Coke have been able to take advantage of niche markets where there was a higher per capita. These were areas where people were drinking the most soda and it allowed both companies to produce at high volumes, increasing the profitability. There has also been such a high demand for soft drinks and sales topped those of any alternatives. The substitutes available like coffee, water, and other drinks don’t sell in volumes like soft drinks do. Both Pepsi and Coke also…

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    PepsiCo is an American MNC food and beverage organization which is headquartered New York, United States. It started in 1965 with the fusion of Pepsi-Cola and Frito-Lay. Today, it's an international food and beverage leader. PepsiCo has since expanded from its name sake product named as Pepsi to a broader variety of food and beverage brands, the largest of it includes an acquisition of Tropicana in 1998 and an unification with Quaker Oats in 2001. PepsiCo is the second 2nd largest food and…

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    (1963) (sellerslibraryteens.blogspot.com). “Experiments like Sprite, Tab, Pop-Tarts, Ruffles, Pringles, Lucky Charms, Hunt's Snack Pack pudding (first packaged in an aluminum, pull-tab can), Apple Jacks, Doritos, Funyuns, Starburst, Gatorade, and Diet Pepsi were highly successful. Others, like Celery Jell-O, weren't” (bonappetit.com). Thanks to experiments, we now have name brands/food and drink that everyone knows and loves. To summarize, the sixties were an extremely innovative time in the…

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    music targets. In 1984, the instrumental features of “Billie Jean” were used for commercial purposes by beverage companies such as Pepsi. The song was used by Pepsi for the musical co-branding, targeting the public customers through popular music of the time. The song itself consists of promiscuous lyrics related to paternity uncertainty, which have been adjusted by Pepsi to conform with the public image of the company. Michael Jackson and his music were icons that were used for commercial…

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    affinity towards the Coke brand due to campaign forced PepsiCo to come up with ‘Top Mates’ campaign for their brand Pepsi Max. The campaign was targeted at male consumers between 16 to 30 years. The campaign did generate brand awareness but was not able to associate with consumers the way ‘Share a Coke’ did. The campaign was not able to build liaison with audience, and also the sales of Pepsi were in red post the…

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    PepsiCo Inc. is a consumer product company, whose trademarks is highly valuable across the globe. Its Pepsi-Cola division is said to be the second largest soft drink manufacturing company in the world, and it accounts for about 21 percent market share of the world’s carbonate drink market. In the United States, it occupies 29 percent of the soft drink market. Pepsi-Cola, Mountain Dew, and Diet Pepsi are ranked among the top ten carbonated drinks in the United States. The company was organized…

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    Jones Soda Case Study

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    First of all, as a company that sells soft drinks, Coca-Cola,Pepsi and other famous soft drink brand are competing with Jones Soda in the soft drink market. There are two main factors that make Jones Soda more competitive in the market. Firstly, Jones Soda is wildly like by people for its “unique and innovative flavors”…

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    Soda History

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    History Of Soda: (1) To start, in 1893, the first soda was invented by Dr. John Pemberton, Dr. Pepper. In fact, he and three others,Caleb Bradham, Charles Alderton, and Charles Hires, they also invented Coco-Cola. Unfortunately for them, Joseph Priestly took the credit for inventing carbonated water. The first soda came out by John Pemberton in 1886. The Coca-Cola was released in sales in 1886.Originally, Coca-Cola was used as a medicine with the drug, Coke, or…

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