Drink and beverage: Non-alcoholic, soft drinks

 

The link between Robinsons and Wimbledon is one of the most enduring associations in sports sponsorship, extending to over 70 years. Wimbledon plays a key role for the brand: every year, the Champions ...

This paper discusses the 2006 campaign for Pomegreat pomegranate juice. PR had proved successful in getting the brand talked about, especially in terms of its health benefits. Now an above the line me ...

This paper discusses the 2006 launch campaign for IRN-BRU 32, a caffeinated energy drink aimed at the 18-30 audience, and competing mainly against Red Bull. TV was the main medium used, supported by r ...

This Bronze Award-winning paper details the launch campaign for Coca-Cola Zero, a zero-sugar version of the brand targeting a male audience. The mainly media used were TV, posters, online and free new ...

Frucor Beverages wanted to create a carbonated soft drink brand - Frank - into a competitive market, in spite of the presence of big brands with large advertising budgets, blanket distribution and lon ...

Powerade - the leading sports water in New Zealand - was delivering strong year-on-year growth, but it was aiming to reach its full market potential. In-depth consumer research uncovered an issue that ...

Turning a 45-year-old juice brand - Fresh Up - into one that is accepted by highly fickle 18-24 year olds is a difficult challenge, and one that can backfire very quickly if communications appear to b ...

In 2002, Diet Pepsi won the Cassies Grand Prix for its 1998-2001 'Forever Young' campaign. In an effort to continue its share gains, it sought to evolve the campaign, which remained popular with consu ...

Energy drinks posted sales of about $2 million a year in Quebec, with figures growing steadily, but while there was a dominant market leader, there was no clear number two. At the same time, the Énerg ...

Cappy, an Austrian soft drink owned by Coca-Cola, is mostly aimed at women. The summer months are very important for the brand, but during 2006 this coincided with the World Cup, meaning that communic ...

On June 5, 1997, Wendy Kaufman, known to millions of consumers as "the Snapple Lady," was welcomed back as a brand spokesperson after an almost two-year hiatus. The move completed a circ ...

In 2001 PepsiCo's Mountain Dew was the fourth-best-selling soft drink on the U.S. market. Even so, since the 1990s soft-drink sales overall had been seriously declining. While Mountain Dew� ...

Since the first diet soft drink was introduced in the 1960s, the diet category has been a vital part of the beverage industry worldwide. Diet Pepsi is PepsiCo's second-biggest trademark, a $3 ...

From humble beginnings in a North Carolina pharmacy a century ago, Pepsi-Cola grew to become one of the best-known products throughout the world. The company behind it grew as well, to become one of ...

In the early 2000s the cola wars were as hot as ever with number two brand Pepsi-Cola battling to catch up with the top brand, Coca-Cola. But things were not going well for any of the cola brands, i ...

In 2001 PepsiCo merged with the Quaker Oats Company, giving the soda king rights to the $1.5 billion-a-year brand Gatorade. Pepsi already had its own sports drink, All Sport, but it had become clear ...

For beverage manufacturer PepsiCo, Inc., the second half of 2003 was a time of transition for the brand identity of its signature soft drink, Pepsi. Not only did it unveil a new slogan for its co ...

By 2001 PepsiCo, Inc., had long been suffering the effects of consumers' quest for healthier beverages. Though the company's offerings of Gatorade, Aquafina, Propel, and Tropicana Oran ...

In 2004, when PepsiCo and advertising agency BBDO New York released the Aquafina "Drink More Water" campaign, Aquafina was the best-selling bottled water in the United States. With &#x ...

Mountain Dew, a lemon-lime flavored, highly caffeinated soft drink, became a prominent national brand for PepsiCo, Inc., in the 1980s, posting double-digit annual sales increases. Many observers exp ...

Mike's Hard Lemonade Company, a Lakewood, Colorado-based subsidiary of Vancouver's the Mark Anthony Group Inc., in 1999 introduced Mike's Hard Lemonade, a sweet, malt-based alcoho ...

After an upturn in its fortunes in the highly competitive soft-drink industry, in 1997 Dr Pepper/Seven Up Inc., a subsidiary of Cadbury Schweppes, reigned as the leading noncola soft-drink business in ...

Although the Coca-Cola Company was well known for its carbonated-soft-drink brands, by the late 1980s a different type of beverage was attracting consumers and capturing a rapidly increasing market sh ...

The marketing of diet products has been fraught with unique challenges because of their focus on physical appearance. Issues such as cultural ideals of beauty, physical health, gender roles, sexuali ...

Despite being the top soft-drink company in the world, the Coca-Cola Company showed signs of struggle in the 1990s, when consumers worldwide started demonstrating a strong preference for healthier b ...

In late 2003 the Coca-Cola Company's lemon-lime soft-drink brand, Sprite, reigned as America's fifth-best-selling soft drink and the highest-grossing lemon-lime soda in America. Even t ...

First marketed in 1961 by the Coca-Cola Company, the lemon-lime soft drink Sprite was in the late 1990s one of the fastest growing carbonated soft drinks in the United States and around the world. A ...

In the 1990s Cadbury Schweppes Americas Beverages' subsidiary Snapple Beverage Corporation, long known for its quirky advertising, underwent a series of ownership changes that led to the brand ...

Royal Crown Company, which introduced Diet Rite in 1958, prided itself on being a pioneer of the soft-drink industry. Not only was Diet Rite the world's first diet carbonated soft drink (CSD), ...

This 2005 global campaign by Coca Cola for Sprite aimed to develop a basic TV campaign idea that could be attractive to young people anywhere around the world. The core idea was that Sprite can 'free' ...