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Consumer Behavior 2012 COCA COLA STUDY (Q.4) Group Members: Mohammad Mahdi Mesbahi Masoud Moghadas Mark Liew Han Loong GM04701 GM04443 GM04130

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Page 1: Consumer Behaviour  Case Coca Cola

Consumer Behavior

2012

COCA COLA STUDY (Q.4)

Group Members:Mohammad Mahdi Mesbahi

Masoud Moghadas

Mark Liew Han Loong

GM04701

GM04443

GM04130

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What are the pros and cons of

borrowing versus creating

brand equity.

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What is the

BRAND?

Custo

mer

Page 4: Consumer Behaviour  Case Coca Cola

What is the

BRAND?

Produc

t

Page 5: Consumer Behaviour  Case Coca Cola

What is the

BRAND?

Comp

any

Page 6: Consumer Behaviour  Case Coca Cola

What is the

BRAND?

Company

CustomerPr

oduc

t

Valu

e

Innov

ation

Market

ingBra

nd

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BRAND is a sum of Product’s feelings, thoughts and visual memories of certain Company in the Consumer’s mind.

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•Visual Identity•Personality•History or Story

•Relationship with people

BRAN

D

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Brand Equity

Availability

Preference

Loyalty

AwarenessFamiliarity

Image & Personality

Association

Brand Equity

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- Develop faster (Customers are familiar with brand)

- Increase loyalty- Consolidate the brand- Invest less (efficient branding)- Develop the depth of the brand

- Opportunity to switch the brand

- Develop the width of the brand

- Fail in new product not affect the whole brand

- Chance to treat the brand

- Customer meet a new brand- Develop faster (Consumer do not use Stereotype)

- Fail in previous product not affect the new brand

Cons

Borrowing

CreatingG

ood

Im

ag

eB

ad

Im

ag

e

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Analyze Coke's attempt to

"revive" brand equity by

reintroducing thecontour bottle

around the

world.

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Coca-Cola advertisings in188’s

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In 1915 a prototype of

the first contour bottle

developed by Root Glass

Company, but never

made it to production.

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In 1916 the problem was

solved by decreasing the

middle diameter. The bottle

become very popular among

collectors.

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In 1957, the Coca-Cola

decided to eliminate the

traditional embossing of its

trademark on the bottle,

and replaced it with Coca-

Cola in white applied colour

labelling(ACL), in 1960 the

bottle was registered as

trademark, the second

package in history to be

trademarked.

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In 1957, the Coca-Cola

decided to eliminate the

traditional embossing of its

trademark on the bottle,

and replaced it with Coca-

Cola in white applied colour

labelling(ACL), in 1960 the

bottle was registered as

trademark, the second

package in history to be

trademarked.

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Variations of this bottle & embossed bottle until 1994

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In 1994, Coca-Cola introduced

the 20 oz plastic contour

bottle, the bottle we know

today.

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In 2007, the contour

aluminium can introduced

to the market by Coca-Cola.

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In 2008, Coca-Cola

introduced a 2L

contour bottle to

selected market

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The full coke line up in 2008

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Today plastic coke

bottle

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1960

1980

20001990

Coca-Cola advertising through the year

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Thank You

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Thank You

Present like Professionals

Created by:

Mahdi [email protected]