Coca-Cola Turned Christmas Red: Marketing

Dec. 6, 2021 - PRLog -- The Coca-Cola Company is one of, if not the world's most successful FMCG (fast-moving consumer goods) brands in the world. But it's much more than just soda.

Brands are ubiquitous (https://wyominginvestor.com/2021/10/18/does-the-brand-have-the-advantage/) - specifically product brands such as the Coca-Cola Company which have a portfolio of the world's most valuable beverage brands: Coke, Powerade, Innocent, and Schweppes.

The Key To Branding: Consistency

Brands have been defined as names, terms, designs, symbols or any other features that identify one seller's good or service as distinct from those of others. Brands primarily consist of the sum of all mental associations that people have around a brand. The former president, Robert Woodruff of coca-cola has a famous quote: "99.6% of Coca-Cola is a congregation of carbonated, syrup and water. If you do not advertise, then who else will go to drink it?" As illustrated, brand promotion is an important way of shaping the corporate image of a company.

Founded 129 years ago in 1886 by Dr. John Styth Pemberton, the Coca-Cola Company grew in to a multinational corporation and producer, retailer, and distributor of non-alcoholic beverages. Fundamental to their branding; the goliath has capitalized market dominance and is recognized by 94% of people all over the world. According to Business Insider: The red and white Coca-Cola logo is recognized by 94% of the world's population present in almost every beverage category, and approximately 200 master brands which is a phenomenal statistic!

The Coca-Cola company have consistent brand identity. Does your company have consistency? (https://wyominginvestor.com/2021/11/07/do-we-need-seo/) Are you failing to convert your sales? If so your business website lacks credibility. Attracting relevant leads is to demonstrate your authority. Customers want to know that they're working with a viable company that delivers on their promises.

Coca-Cola Christmas Trucks: A Story Built On Branding

Have you noticed that Coca-Cola have put the brand before the product. Crazy right?

Not so.

In 1931, the company commissioned an illustrator named Haddon Sundblom to create an oil painting of Santa drinking a coke during Christmas which was another arsenal of branding from Coca-Cola which would become surge their consumer appeal and for them to tell a story (https://wyominginvestor.com/story/).

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