Coca-Cola is a fantastic illustration of how powerful marketing can establish a brand and foster consumer devotion. The success of the business is largely a result of its ability to forge an emotional bond with its clients through its marketing initiatives. The research analyzes the marketing strategies of Coca-Cola using literature analysis. It concludes that brand recognition and brand loyalty have been greatly increased by Coca-Cola marketing activities. In its history, the corporation has produced some of the most recognizable and famous advertising campaigns, including the "Share a Coke" and the "Mountain Top" ads. Through these initiatives, Coca-Cola was able to engage with its consumers on a more personal level, which aided in solidifying the company's brand image. The company's market share was also increased in part by Coca-Cola's marketing initiatives. Due in great part to the company's marketing initiatives, Coca-Cola's products hold the largest market share for carbonated beverages. The business has been successful in efficiently promoting its goods and building a strong brand identity that appeals to customers. Additionally, Coca-Cola's marketing strategy has placed an emphasis on enhancing the company's reputation as well as promoting its products. With bottlers and partners, as Santa Claus, and in performances during World War II, Coca-Cola has participated in a variety of social and cultural endeavors. These initiatives have helped to create a positive image for the company and increase the loyalty of Coca-Cola fans.
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