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    clearly designed to attract and entertain teens and young adults, the current target demographic for Pepsi. The strategy works, Pepsi.com ranked #4 by visits in the Food and

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    evident in companies such as Camel, Pepsi, and Tesla Motor to convince viewers to engage in their

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    Moving to the Coke Company, they are not any behind in the competition against their rival, Pepsi Company. Perhaps, they are even ahead of Pepsi companies in both statistically and efficiently. Talking about statistics, they are certainly the number one brand leaving Pepsi in number two. And just like their rival Pepsi and every other beverage companies, they also have plans for marketing strategies and their marketing strategies are effective and creative as well. According to Chad and Gabriel (2003)

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    recent sports advertisement I have seen and paid attention were the Pepsi, ‘Hyped for Halftime. The only reason these billboards stuck with me is because there was a billboard everywhere you turned in downtown Phoenix for several weeks leading up to the Super Bowl. Otherwise, I do not watch much in the way of advertisements. The Pepsi ‘Hyped for Halftime’ billboards were fairly simple in design – Pepsi blue background with a can of Pepsi front and center topped with the Super Bowl trophy. The overall

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    1. INTRODUCTION The assignment focuses on analyzing and comparing two companies which belong to same sector or industry with a marketing angle. The purpose states that the study of the module Marketing Management needs to be implemented in virtual front by providing thoughtful process to the company chosen. 2. Two Companies In The Same Sector 2.1 About The Company: Coca Cola Coca-Cola is produced by The Coca-Cola Company of Atlanta, Georgia, and is often referred to simply as Coke (a

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    Case Study Of Pepsico

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    into being after the merger of Pepsi-Cola with Frito-Lay in 1965 and since then it has expanded its business by various acquisitions which includes Tropicana and Quaker Oats. Pepsi-Cola was established in late 1890s by a pharmacist named Caleb Bradham. The company initially used to manufacture and sell only carbohydrate beverages but after certain of its existence it expanded into snack foods. Pepsi- Cola introduces many new products in the market such as Diet- Pepsi, Mountain

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    most closely seized trade secrets ever and only some people are having access to it. Pepsi-Cola was formulated in 1893 by Caleb Bradham, a pharmacist in New Bern, North Carolina, who sold it at a drug store as a drink that would “aid in digestion and boost energy”. Both the products were formulated by a pharmacist and were sought to provide some kind of health benefits to its customers. [3]. Variety: Coca-Cola and Pepsi both have been very innovative in the variety offering for their customers. Some

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    one of the parties (Barnes, 2008). The Pepsi Harrier case (Leonard v. PepsiCo) is an example of a situation where the four elements of a contract are simply not met. Advertisements in general constitute an invitation to treat, rather than an offer. Therefore, Leonard was not able to accept the offer, because the offer never existed. As such, the basic elements of a contract were not present in their entirety, meaning that no contract existed between Pepsi and the Seattle man. The objective theory

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    Roman manner; if you should be elsewhere, live as they do there”) - St Ambrose Pepsi CO started to invest in the Indian subcontinent in the early nineties having since that time built dozens of bottling plants, created hundreds of thousands of jobs and injected some two billion in capital.(Thom Forbes). All of these contributions are not with out controversy, though. In the recent past, 2006, It was found that Pepsi products produced in India contained dangerous levels of pesticides and other chemicals(Sean

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    BURGER KING Stakeholder Relationship to the business How they influence the business Owners Own business and make key decisions about how to take action to resolve a problem or to take action to make profit. Owners invest the money and make sure that the business meets all legal requirements such as not violating any kind of copyright or stealing products from other business. Employees A burger king employee works part-time, full-time or is temporary in a job assignment. An employee barters his

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