Research and Markets: Successes and Failures Case Study: Coca-Cola "Share a Coke" Campaign

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/876vmt/successes_and) has announced the addition of the "Successes and Failures Case Study: Coca-Cola "Share a Coke" Campaign" company profile to their offering.

The Coca-Cola Share a Coke' Campaign is part of Datamonitor's Successes and Failures series. These case studies examine best-in-class examples of innovation and marketing, supported by Datamonitor's consumer insight research, to act as inspiration.

Effective innovation is difficult to come by, but it is the key to sustained competitive advantage in the consumer packaged goods industry. Lessons can be learned from both successes and failures. This case study looks at how Coca-Cola improved brand engagement with younger consumers by using its product as a vehicle to bring people together.Access comprehensive analysis of global successes and failures in the consumer packaged goods industry to drive ideation and inspiration.Obtain country-specific consumer insight to understand the consumer attitudes and needs that underpinned innovation success/failure.

Avoid costly investments by learning important lessons from companies and brands that have failed or under-delivered.Obtain a broader appreciation of the CPG industry by gaining insights from both within and outside of your category.Around 80% of new product innovation fails - highlighting the challenge that industry players face in innovating in today's competitive market landscape. Failed innovation can severely undermine profits and brand reputations. Conversely, the rewards for successful innovation are substantial.

Datamonitor is constantly monitoring the big winners and losers in the CPG industry. Each case contains background information, describes how developments unfolded, and is contextualized by Datamonitor's own research and analysis.This case looks at the example of Coca-Cola in Australia. Launching a range of personalized Coke cans encouraged consumers to reconnect with each other, via the brand.Why is Coca-Cola's Share a Coke' Campaign considered an interesting case of success?How does Datamonitor judge the success of the Campaign?What consumer insight has underpinned this?What can I learn from the success of the Share a Coke' Campaign?

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