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Still or sparkling: How to convey carbonation in a brand name
Carbonated drink manufacturers can use sound symbolism to stand out from the competition by manipulating specific speech sounds in a brand name to enhance the perceived carbonation level of their beverages.
Why it matters
Amid an increasingly saturated market, companies in the beverage industry can use more voiceless consonants in a brand name to convey a higher level of carbonation and attract consumer attention during the very limited time when a shopper is scanning the shelves.
Takeaways
- Sound symbolism is the idea that certain sounds carry meaning and is increasingly important in marketing.
- There are strong links between speech sounds...
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