Comments on: Coke vs. Pepsi http://www.socialreflections.com/coke-vs-pepsi/ Social to Search And Everything In Between Tue, 07 Feb 2012 02:41:52 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: website outsourcing http://www.socialreflections.com/coke-vs-pepsi/comment-page-1/#comment-791 website outsourcing Mon, 19 Dec 2011 03:39:25 +0000 http://www.socialreflections.com/?p=586#comment-791 It is really a nice post, it is always great reading such posts, this post is good in regards of both knowledge as well as information. Very fascinating read, thanks for sharing this post here. It is really a nice post, it is always great reading such posts, this post is good in regards of both knowledge as well as information. Very fascinating read, thanks for sharing this post here.

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]]> By: VA http://www.socialreflections.com/coke-vs-pepsi/comment-page-1/#comment-134 VA Mon, 05 Oct 2009 21:18:23 +0000 http://www.socialreflections.com/?p=586#comment-134 This is a very interesting comparison. It might also be a comment on the power of being first to market and then holding that position. The imitator dropped the "cola" part of their logo in 1962, maybe trying to make it less obvious that they were emulating Coke's logo as well as their product. They also are repeatedly changing their logo reputedly to appeal to "new" generations of consumers. Interestingly, Coke changed their product unsuccessfully a couple of decades ago and had to change it back when consumers complained. In conclusion, it is difficult to say just from the comparison of logos over time whether the Pepsi and Coke history is reflective of successful marketing or of just a different strategy. Anyway, great post! This is a very interesting comparison. It might also be a comment on the power of being first to market and then holding that position. The imitator dropped the “cola” part of their logo in 1962, maybe trying to make it less obvious that they were emulating Coke’s logo as well as their product. They also are repeatedly changing their logo reputedly to appeal to “new” generations of consumers. Interestingly, Coke changed their product unsuccessfully a couple of decades ago and had to change it back when consumers complained.
In conclusion, it is difficult to say just from the comparison of logos over time whether the Pepsi and Coke history is reflective of successful marketing or of just a different strategy.

Anyway, great post!

]]> By: Don Lincoln http://www.socialreflections.com/coke-vs-pepsi/comment-page-1/#comment-133 Don Lincoln Wed, 12 Aug 2009 14:16:38 +0000 http://www.socialreflections.com/?p=586#comment-133 This is a very interesting comparison. It might also be a comment on the power of being first to market and then holding that position. The imitator dropped the "cola" part of their logo in 1962, maybe trying to make it less obvious that they were emulating Coke's logo as well as their product. They also are repeatedly changing their logo reputedly to appeal to "new" generations of consumers. Interestingly, Coke changed their product unsuccessfully a couple of decades ago and had to change it back when consumers complained. In conclusion, it is difficult to say just from the comparison of logos over time whether the Pepsi and Coke history is reflective of successful marketing or of just a different strategy. Anyway, great post! This is a very interesting comparison. It might also be a comment on the power of being first to market and then holding that position. The imitator dropped the “cola” part of their logo in 1962, maybe trying to make it less obvious that they were emulating Coke’s logo as well as their product. They also are repeatedly changing their logo reputedly to appeal to “new” generations of consumers. Interestingly, Coke changed their product unsuccessfully a couple of decades ago and had to change it back when consumers complained.
In conclusion, it is difficult to say just from the comparison of logos over time whether the Pepsi and Coke history is reflective of successful marketing or of just a different strategy.

Anyway, great post!

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