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Campaign · 2011 · Niche
Coca-Cola put names on packs; its agencies reported an 11% US package volume lift.
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How it worksNumbers
- US paid support of Facebook posts; agency total
- 105M
- As of Aug 31, 2014 · Facebook · Self-reported · Luis Mendoza / Starcom Mediavest Group, via Market Research Society
- Milestone date
- Jul 29 ’14
- Sep 2011 to Jul 29 ’14
- Platforms
- 5
- Started on Retail
- Origin
- Mixed
- Food & beverage
How it spread
Trace the originCoca-Cola put names on Australian packs, then took the campaign abroad. Bottle photos, label jokes and a pregnancy video spread alongside paid ads and creator deals. Its agencies reported US package sales gains; personalized bottles later became an online business.
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September 2011
October 2011
Adweek press · Oct 6 ’11
Adweek covered the Australian named bottles and options for shoppers whose names were missing.[5]
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