ScienceDirect.com - Ecological Economics - When does a carbon tax on fossil fuels stimulate biofuels? Edocs.library.curtin.edu.au/eres_display.cgi?url=DC65085709.pdf. JSTOR: Philosophical Transactions: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences, Vol. 361, No. 1810 (Sep. 15, 2003), pp. 1935-1944. JSTOR: Ambio, Vol. 35, No. 1 (Feb., 2006), pp. 2-8. The Library's online resources such as databases, e-books and e-journals are covered by licences which specify the conditions under which the licensed material can be used .
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Go here to get Flash. Below are key drivers of the Coca-Cola Company that present opportunities for upside or downside to the current Trefis price estimate: Coca-Cola Family Gross Profit Margin The Coca-Cola Company is the world’s largest manufacturer, distributor, and marketer of non-alcoholic beverage concentrates and syrups.
The company sells these syrups and concentrates to bottlers who, in turn sell the finished product. Company Search. EDGAR Search Results. Share a Coke campaign – Hitting the mark this Summer. Coca Cola has to be one of the most recognisable brands on the market, however over the last couple of months they have replaced their well known label with people’s names for the Share a Coke’ summer campaign.
Coke has tried to represent a cross section of the Australia’s multicultural population by choosing 150 of the most popular names. However, someone in the office had asked the question… having your name on a coke can, does that make you special or does that just mean you have an incredibly generic Christian name? Well as someone who never sees her name on anything, I would feel special. Even before the more recent fad of spelling names ‘creatively’ like Kristoefer, Ju-Leigh, Sk8er, Aliczandar & Emmaleig (yes I have actually seen this spelling before), my parents were a little ahead of the game when they decided on the spelling of my name. Besides personalised bottles, cans, billboards and adverts their Facebook page has been highly interactive. Coca Cola: Overview. This site requires a more recent version of Adobe Flash Player to function properly.
Go here to get Flash. Below are key drivers of the Coca-Cola Company that present opportunities for upside or downside to the current Trefis price estimate: Coke explains why 'Share a Coke' has been so successful. Coca-Cola says the reason its ‘Share a Coke’ campaign has been so successful is because it is communicating effectively with its consumers.
Following the unexpected success of the campaign, the beverage giant extended the campaign through Christmas, with some holiday-inspired names printed on cans. Lauren Thompson, Communications Manager Coca-cola South Pacific told Food Magazine the company is reveling in the success of the campaign. Share a Coke Campaign – A Coca-Cola with your name on it « This is not ADVERTISING.
Coca-Cola is putting Aussies front and centre by printing people’s names on millions of bottles (for the first time ever) as a social invitation to find the names of friends and family and encourage them to connect and ‘Share a Coke’ together.
The launch of the new multi-million dollar summer campaign, Share a Coke, will see the country’s 150 most popular names appear on labels this summer, encouraging them to ‘Share a Coke’ with one another. This is the first time Coca-Cola has made such a major change to its packaging and the first time any brand in Australia has launched this type of campaign. Share a Coke with Matt, Josh, Luke, Rebecca, Nicole, Kate messaging was designed to encourage Aussies to connect with each other this summer.
‘Share a Coke' Campaign a Smash Hit in Australia. The Coca Cola Company (NYSE:KO) plans to extend the ‘Share a Coke’ campaign after it proved to be more successful than expected.
‘Share a Coke’ was launched in Australia in September in which the 150 most common names in Australia were printed on the Coke bottles and cans. The move highlights how marketing campaigns which are at a more personal level are being met with astounding success. Mumbrella’s advertiser of the year: Coca-Cola. In a year when NAB hogged the podium at awards shows with Break Up, Coca-Cola may seem an odd choice for Mumbrella’s advertiser of the year.
But those who have read the comment thread beneath our story on ‘Share a Coke’, or have witnessed the squabbles in the soft drinks aisles of supermarkets lately, might not be so surprised. The ‘Share a Coke’ campaign saw the world’s best-known logo replaced with people’s names on bottles, and a tightly integrated campaign was created with the product as the hero. Only 150 names were put on bottles sold in regular retail outlets. But at Coke kiosks in Westfield people could get personalised ones made – 126,000 were printed within five weeks of launch. In that period, 62,208 personalised virtual cans were made on Coke’s Facebook page, which saw a 926% increase in posts. With Christmas fast approaching, Coke announced that, due to popular demand, it would add another 50 names to its bottles.
Agency credits: Coca-Cola plays name game with 'Share A Coke' campaign via Ogilvy & Mather Sydney.
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