We will begin extremely high with advertising purchasing up to 60 minutes of time space. ... We want our name to be the first to come to mind and to be thought of by the consumers as the original producer of our products. ... We will remain heavy on television advertising by increasing it by 5% and increasing magazine ads by 8% and newspaper advertising by 2% in this quarter. ... Since advertising is our communication vehicle we will rely relationship advertising, to not only make sales, but we would like to create a relationship with our customers by heavy advertising and media efforts. ...

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Coca Cola was created by Pharmacist Dr. ... Robinson didn't want the business to fail and decided advertising was at fault- "people did not know what they were missing."" ... The company wanted Coke to be a boost for morale and to promote patriotism. ... Coca-Cola wanted to show that they were part of the American war effort. ... In World War II Coca-Cola wanted to convince the government that Coke was essential to the war efforts. ...

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Just when decide to turn the channel during commercials, one will catch your attention and you"ll think "I want that product". ... The tenth best commercial was advertising Bartles and Jaymes wine coolers. ... The eighth commercial is advertising for McDonald's. ... Everyone knows that Life cereal tastes like nothing and no kids want to eat it. ... They were advertising their new Macintosh computer in 1984. ...

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It's corrupt with false advertising, brainwashing music, and false examples of the human being. ... Probably the worst offender of false advertising. ... It's our minds that are creating these ads. ... This is another problem that we've created for ourselves. ... And a lot of that will go back to the rapper, making him rich, thus making him want to create more rap music, and induce more violence, exploiting more women, and creating more crime. ...

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Coca Cola: The Past Coca Cola was created in the city of Atlanta in 1865 by a medicine man known as John Styth Pemberton. ... It became so pleasing to the consumers that women had wanted it to stop being patented as a medicine. ... Pepsi was created in North Carolina by Caila Bradhound, a pharmacist at the time. ... They spent 00's of millions in advertising to have their logo seen everywhere. It was said to be the greatest advertising regime of all time. ...

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The Coca-Cola China system now employs more than 50,000 people directly and creates 500,000 job opportunities in the supporting industries. ... Except some large country and urban city , Coca-Cola also will focus on some small area where the other country don't want to deliver, for example, in the Africa , it is easily to find a coke even in the small shop. ... Coca-Cola has created an extensive and well-organized global distribution network guaranteeing their products have the ability to appear to be present everywhere at once. 4.Brand name and customer loyalty After manufacturing and di...

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It does not want to be known merely as a drink company; conversely, it owns the number one maker of snacks, Frito-Lay. ... This created a $25 billion dollar food and beverage company focused on the rapid growing demand for convenience. ... Through horizontal integration, they are able to eliminate potential competitors, while creating a much more diverse product line. ... This allowed them to cut their costs, and they grew more by creating a bottling distribution company. In the long run, Pepsi-Cola eliminated production costs, reduced their overhead, and coordinated their distribution to ...

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