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Coca‑Cola's Global Marketing Campaigns and Local Adaptation (1948-1992)

Coca‑Cola's Global Marketing Campaigns and Local Adaptation (1948-1992)

  1. Postwar global expansion shapes Coke marketing

    Labels: Coca Cola, Global bottling, Postwar expansion
  2. “Sign of Good Taste” campaign promotes lifestyle imagery

    Labels: Sign of, Lifestyle advertising, 1950s campaign
  3. “Things Go Better with Coke” expands pop-music tie-ins

    Labels: Things Go, Music tie, 1960s campaign
  4. “Hilltop” TV commercial globalizes Coke’s message

    Labels: Hilltop, McCann Erickson, 1971 commercial
  5. “Coke Adds Life” refreshes everyday-occasion positioning

    Labels: Coke Adds, Everyday occasions, 1976 campaign
  6. “Have a Coke and a Smile” launches with star storytelling

    Labels: Have a, Character storytelling, 1979 campaign
  7. “Mean Joe Greene” ad becomes a cultural touchstone

    Labels: Mean Joe, Hey Kid, TV commercial
  8. “Coke Is It” targets youth amid the Cola Wars

    Labels: Coke Is, Cola Wars, Youth targeting
  9. New Coke crisis forces brand and message reset

    Labels: New Coke, Product crisis, 1985 launch
  10. “Catch the Wave” uses Max Headroom for New Coke

    Labels: Catch the, Max Headroom, New Coke
  11. “Can’t Beat the Feeling” scales across many countries

    Labels: Can t, 1989 campaign, Market segmentation
  12. “Hilltop Reunion” reinforces a “real thing” message

    Labels: Hilltop Reunion, Super Bowl, Nostalgia ad
  13. By 1992, localized execution is a core global strategy

    Labels: Localized execution, Global strategy, 1992 summary