2. Introduction
- Purpose: Examine Coca-Cola's
marketing strategies and identify
areas for enhancement.
- Coca-Cola: A global leader with
iconic campaigns like 'Share a Coke'.
3. Company Overview
- Founded: 1886 by John Stith Pemberton in Atlanta.
- Main Products: Coca-Cola Classic, Diet Coke, Coke Zero,
Sprite, Fanta.
- Reach: Available in over 200 countries, 1.9 billion
servings daily.
- Memorable Campaigns: 'Taste the Feeling', Santa Claus
in red suit branding.
4. Coca Cola Cherry
Coca-Cola with a cherry flavor. Originally
marketed as Cherry Coke (Cherry Coca-
Cola) in North America until 2006.
Coca Cola Raspberry
Coca-Cola with a raspberry flavor.Available
in Australia, the United States, and the UK
in Coca-Cola Freestyle fountain.
Brand Portfolio
Coca Cola Zero Sugar
It was a limited edition produced by
Beijing Coca-Cola company to celebrate
Beijing's successful bid to host the
Olympics.
Coca Cola Vanilla
Coca-Cola with a vanilla flavor. It was
reintroduced in June 2007 by popular
demand.
5. Current Situation Analysis
- Strengths:
* Brand recognition (e.g., Coca-Cola's logo is recognized by 94% of the global
population).
* Diversified product range (e.g., smartwater and Honest Tea).
- Weaknesses:
* Health concerns around sugar (e.g., soda taxes in markets like Mexico).
- Opportunities:
* Growing wellness trend (e.g., plant-based drinks like AdeZ).
- Threats:
* Competition from PepsiCo, rising production costs.
7. Market and Audience Analysis
- Market Size: Soft drink industry projected to grow to $1.5
trillion by 2030.
- Customer Segments:
* Millennials and Gen Z: Prefer sustainable and healthy
options.
* Example: Coca-Cola's limited-edition 'Dreamworld' flavor
targeting younger audiences.
- Purchasing Behavior:
* Increasing online sales during COVID-19.
* Fun fact: Coca-Cola's vending machines in Japan cater to
local tastes (e.g., hot beverages).
8. VS
Evaluation of Current Marketing
Strategies
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- Digital Presence:
* Example: Viral campaigns on TikTok using
#ShareACoke.
- Traditional Advertising:
* Example: Iconic Super Bowl ads like 'Coca-
Cola Polar Bears'.
- Sponsorships:
* Example: FIFA World Cup partnership
drives global visibility.
9. Proposed Improvement Strategies
380
Million
customers
1. Expand Healthy Offerings:
* Launch new flavors of Coca-Cola Zero Sugar.
2. Sustainability Focus:
* Use 100% recycled plastic bottles (already tested in Europe).
3. Gamified Marketing:
* Example: Scavenger hunt campaigns tied to Coca-Cola QR codes.
4. Collaboration:
* Partner with influencers (e.g., fitness bloggers) to promote wellness
lines.
10. - Timeline:
* Q1: Market research, pilot healthy products in select regions.
* Q2: Roll out new ad campaigns, expand sustainability efforts
globally.
- Teams Involved:
* Marketing, R&D, Logistics.
- Metrics for Success:
* Increase in market share by 5%.
* 20% rise in sales of non-carbonated drinks.
Action Plan
11. Recommendations and Next Steps
- Embrace innovation to stay relevant.
- Focus on localizing flavors and
sustainability.
- Keep customers engaged with
interactive campaigns.
Remember: Great brands don't just sell,
they connect.