tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-68133641760414073352011-11-27T17:11:47.441-08:00Coca Cola Advertising, Coke Ads Are It!Sylvia Gnoreply@blogger.comBlogger221100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6813364176041407335.post-3915375804946026812008-10-14T18:43:00.000-07:002008-10-14T18:50:29.571-07:00

The 2008 Coke Zero Break Up commercial won Gold from Euro Effies 2008 advertising awards.In 2006 the Northern European market for carbonated soft drinks (CSD) was in worrying decline, but the sub-sector of light soft drinks was still growing, especially within the cola category. Perceived as a feminine brand, Coca-Cola light was experiencing fierce competition as men increasingly turned to

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Here it is, James Bond Quantum of Solace and Coke Zero promo commercial. Music by White Stripes front man Jack White. Coca-Cola James Bond Quantum of Solace ad is a homage to the Bond movie franchise's highly stylised pre-credit sequences.

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Since Sony Pictures Entertainment has had all the commercials uploaded on YouTube pulled off, for now I have a few stills from the James Bond 007 Quantum of Solace Coke Zero commercial promo.It is actually kinda sad they wont let us see this commercial yet, because it is really good. Thumbs up to the ad agency who created it. Coca-Cola, get in there and tell Sony Entertainment to let us show this

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Update: Well it seems that Sony Pictures Entertainment does not want this commercial up on YouTube, so they have pulled all the Coke Zero James Bond promos from YouTube.To see the Coke Zero 007 commercial CLICK HERE I finally got it uploaded.The new Coke Zero commercial promo for the James Bond Quantum of Solace commercial.The TV and cinema ad is an homage to the Bond movie franchise's highly

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Coca Cola 2008 Olympic Commercial titled Bird's Nest celebrating the 2008 Beijing Olympic games.The above featured commercial celebrates the opening of the “Birds Nest” Olympic Stadium by showing delightful animated birds pick up soda straws (while stealing a sip or two of Coca Cola drinks) to build their own miniature version of the Olympic Stadium and watch the opening ceremonies.

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Another Coke commercial for the 2008 Beijing Olympics by Coca Cola with Yao Ming and Lebron James. Cheers.

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From Coke, 2008 Beijing Olympics commercial. The Road to the Olympics Coca Cola ad in China has been displayed on TV, Subway BAMC screens, Beijing streets CityTV screens.It is simply another feel good commercial from Coca-Cola.

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Coca-Cola's pitch for peace, love and market share. Had Pan Am Flight 12 not been grounded due to fog in Ireland in the winter of 1971, "hilltop" may never have been. Copywriter Bill Backer jotted down on a paper napkin the theme line for the commercial after witnessing a large and varied group of passengers from the flight drinking Coke while dwelling on the circumstances of the flight. Moved

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Coca-Cola 1955 Almot Everyone Appreciates The Best. Coca-Cola 1953 Busy People Pause For Coke. Coca-Cola 1947 There Is More Coca-Cola Now.This is a Canadian Print Ad, if you look closely at the bottom of the image it featured a "plus 2 cents wartime taxes"

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Coca-Cola print ad from 1945, Artist: B. ClarkeThis is a beautiful piece of art work and not just an ad for Coca-Cola, featuring U.S Army GI's sharing their Coke in a small Italian Villa.The main caption reads: La Moda Americana...Have A Coke...or an American custom as seen in Italy.

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The Mean Joe Greene commercial released on October 1, 1979, became one of the most famous Coke commercials, captivating audiences almost as much as the "Hilltop" commercial eight years earlier. Written by Penny Hawkey, produced by Jean-Claude Kaufman, with art direction by Roger Mosconi and direction by Lee Lacy, the commercial known as "Mean Joe Greene" featured the defensive lineman of the

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In 1948 This Coke ad ran in Time magazine, The slogan for the time was: Work Refreshed...Have a Coke.

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The early history of Coca-Cola provides a look into how the company interacted with the technological systems of its day. In 1886, Coca-Cola began as a competitor in the patent medicine market. After the Civil War, America rapidly shifted from an agrarian society to a more urban and industrialized society. This period was known as “the Gilded Age”, and one of its features was the patent medicine

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During the war times of 1943 Coca Cola used a simple "Tastes Like Home" slogan. Simple yet very effective for the era.

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Zing! What a Refreshing New Feeling was this era's slogan for Coca Cola. The ad print reads: ...what a special zing...you get from Coke. Rousing as a romp in the surf, the cool crisp taste and lively lift of ice-cold Coca Cola. Remember, Coke refreshes you best!I'm not sure when this ad ran,please let me know if you do.

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1936 Vintage Coca Cola print advertisement. Get The Feel of Refreshment.

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The trademarked Coca Cola script was the idea of Coca Cola inventor John Pemberton's bookkeeper Frank Robinson. Frank Robinson also had excellent penmanship. It was Frank who first scripted "Coca Cola" into the flowing letters which has become the famous logo we know and love today.

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An 1890s advertisement showing model Hilda Clark in formal 19th century attire. The ad is entitled Drink Coca-Cola 5¢.

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1922 the coca cola slogan was Thirst Knows No Season and then in 1924 it was Refresh Yourself. 1925 -6,000,000 Drinks A Day and then in 1926 It Had To Be Good To Get Where It Is. Coca Cola started taking pride and boasting about the success of their cola.back in 1927 we started to see the first of coca colas billboards come up and the slogan for the era was Coca Cola - Around The Corner from

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In 1886 one of the first Coca Cola ads with the first ever slogan used - Drink Coca Cola. The image to the left is from 1904 and featured their new Delicious and Refreshing slogan. In 1905 Coca Cola Revives and Sustains, and then in1907 Coca Cola was sold everywhere forjust a nickel and the newest slogan was Good To The Last Drop.

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Coca-Cola's advertising has had a significant impact on American culture, and is frequently credited with the "invention" of the modern image of Santa Claus as an old man in red-and-white garments; however, while the company did in fact start promoting this image in the 1930s in its winter advertising campaigns, it was already common before that. In fact, Coca-Cola was not even the first soft

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