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By Cece Bell, Sarah Austin, Midori Fujimoto, Tanner
Browning, and Spencer Bell
Target Audience
Suggested:
Women
Graduated High school/ attended college
18-39
Other employed/ science fields
$40,000-$60,000
African American/ White
Satellite/ Cable users
Current:
Men
Graduated college
25-54 yrs. old
Professional, Business
Management
$60,000+
Hispanic/ Asian
Cable users
Strategy
● Advertising will convince soda drinkers that not only is zero not a bad thing, it
is actually desirable.
● Big Idea
○ ”Finally a zero we want”
● Slogan
○ ”If only it were Zero”
Public Relations
● Zero Waste
○ Recyclable cans
Sales Promotion
● Zero Chance of Losing
○ Restructure Coke Rewards System
Event Marketing
● Zero Weight Gain
○ Community Run
New Media
● Zero Boredom
○ QR codes hidden in major cities
Direct Mail
● Zero at Your Door
○ A receipt of expensive life items all totalling zero
Advertising
● Total of Zero
○ Depicts life events equaling zero/the reward for a hard day’s work is zero.
RadioRadio Ad:
Coca-Cola Zero Sugar
“If only it were Zero”
30 seconds
April 2018
SFX: SOUND OF PAPERS HITTING A DESK
BOSS: (DEEP MANLY VOICE) John, I need all 300 of these papers done today.
SFX: DING OF CASH REGISTER
CASHIER: (WOMAN’S VOICE) Your total is $298
SFX: SOLDIERS MARCHING
LIEUTENANT: Drop down and give me 50!
NARRATOR: If only it were 0. Coke Zero sugar. Zero sugar, zero calories.
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Sources
Cocacola.com
Amazon.com
Freestockphotos.biz
Readersdigest.com
Pintrest.com
All images used under fair use