Coca-Cola Share a Coke with 50 Names Aluminium Bottle Netherlands 2013

Coca-Cola opens pop-up store 'Share a Coke' in Amsterdam


16 Aug 2013Coca-Cola opened a Share a Coke store at the Kalverstraat in Amsterdam. These first Coca-Cola pop-up store ever in the Netherlands was opened by Dutch actor Ruud Feltkamp. 50 new names were added to the Coca-Cola 500ml bottles and 'Ruud' was one of them. Actor Ruud Feltkamp was invited because of the addition of 50 new first names, including 'Ruud'. 

The store will be opened, at the Kalverstraat 101 in Amsterdam, for the public until August 25th to experience and share a coke with friends and family.

Coca-Cola Zero James Bond 007 Skyfall Aluminum Bottle 2012 France

Celebrating the latest film in the long-running James Bond franchise, Coca-Cola is launching a massive campaign in the UK that includes limited-edition PET Coca-Cola Zero bottles and aluminum cans, both featuring the iconic Bond “gun barrel” design. The film, “Skyfall,” starring Daniel Craig and directed by Sam Mendes, is set to hit screens on October 26th, with Coke’s multi-platform campaign encouraging soda consumers to “Unlock the 007 in You” through the enjoyment of Coca-Cola Zero. (They’re advised to order the fizzy drink neither shaken nor stirred.) Check out more looks of the artfully designed bottles and cans in the gallery below.

Coca-Cola Share a Coke with 150 Names Aluminium Bottle France 2013

PARTAGER UN COCA AVEC

May 6, 2013

Coca Cola lovers, here is a news for you that should please you! Did you know that your favorite brand of soft drink will set up a new marketing campaign, tomorrow Tuesday, May 7, 2013 you will find cans and bottles Coca Cola personalized with names 150 most likely in France. 
Will you have the opportunity to find yours and advice to collectors?

Coca Cola bottle with your name from the May 7, 2013

 

For the upcoming sunny days and summer period ahead and is ideal for gatherings with friends and family, Coca Cola decided to innovate and to revive its best selling drink, offering a unprecedented marketing campaign in France and named " Share a Coke "during which it will be possible to find bottles and cans of Coca Cola custom with many top names, as of Tuesday, May 7, 2013.

Coca Cola 150 names displayed on 800 million packs of bottles

Announced tomorrow, the Coca Cola brand will therefore in place from that date, this great marketing campaign that should last throughout the summer of 2013 and behind that, a total of 800 million packs of Coca Cola bottles will be sold and custom with 150 names most likely in France such as Julien Marie, Thomas ...

Coca Cola bottle with name

But is that it will be the 150 names girl / boy together the most popular and then the top 75 boy names and top 75 girl name that will be implemented. This customization father she a further blow to the original price of the bottle. 

For now, we already know that Coca Cola bottles personalized with the 150 names will be distributed among the three iconic brands and among 800 million package.

Share a Coca Cola 75 girl names 

Share a Coca Cola 75's boy names

Coca-Cola Calendar Girl Classic Edition Aluminum Bottle Korea 2013

Coca-Cola Calendar Girl Classic Edition aluminum bottle 

Coca-Cola South Korea has introduced a new collection of aluminum bottle illustrated the beautiful "Coca-Cola girl" for calendars

The design concept works on collaboration between advanced package technology and harmonize the classic icon,  walk through " past and future" coexist with the feeling towards the brand.

Coca-Cola's Calendar Girls were as amply endowed with wholesomeness as they were with natural American pulchritude. This would be a highly persuasive combination in and of itself.

Coca-Cola Cannes Lions 60th Anniversary Aluminum Bottle France 2013

LIMITED EDITION -  3000 bottles, distributed during Cannes Lions Festival 2013

The Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity (formerly the International Advertising Festival) is a global event for those working in advertising and related fields. The seven-day festival, incorporating the awarding of the Lions awards, is held yearly at the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès in Cannes, France. 

Cannes, France – The Coca-Cola Company was presented with the 2013 Creative Marketer of the Year Award at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, widely considered to be the world’s foremost celebration of creative excellence in brand communications.

“We are humbled and honored to receive this honor, which has been in the making for many decades,” said Joe Tripodi, chief marketing and commercial officer, who accepted the award Saturday night on behalf of Coke’s global marketing community and agency partners around the world. “The legacy we want to leave is of a brand and company that does good things for the world  and speaks to optimism, positivity and happiness.”

Since winning its first Cannes Lion in 1967, Coca-Cola has amassed more than 120 coveted awards for work spanning multiple brands, creative disciplines and geographies. That total includes 20 awards won last week at the 2013 festival, led by  “Small World Machines,” which shows that what unites us is stronger than what sets us apart. The inspiring film claimed nearly half of the company’s 2013 Lions.

Other winners included “Share a Coke” from Australia, the “Coca-Cola Sharing Can” from Singapore, the “Million Reasons to Believe in Thailand” campaign and the “Coca-Cola FM Amplifier” print ad from Brazil. Visit http://thecoca-colacompanyatcannes.com to learn more about the company’s awarded work.

Creative With a Conscience

Jonathan Mildenhall, VP of advertising strategy and content excellence, said “Small World Machines” in particular has the “secret formula the Cannes juries are looking for – brutal simplicity, genuine authenticity, seamless technology, an authentic product role and a strong social purpose.”

His comment mirrored the central message of his keynote co-presented on day two of the festival with Ivan Pollard, Coke’s VP of global connections. The session, titled “Work That Matters” (#workthatmatters), explored the company’s rich heritage of producing creative that makes a difference and projects a culturally relevant point of view – highlighting lesser-known work including 1955 print ads featuring an African-American model named Mary Alexander, iconic TV commercials such as “Hilltop” (1971) and “Mean Joe” (1979), to current campaigns including “Security Cameras,” “Reasons to Believe” and “Play Fanta.”

Much of this work straddles borders, challenges racial prejudice and defies gender stereotypes – all guided by a common strand of DNA. “Each of our stories is relentlessly optimistic,” Pollard explains. “We have always believed that Coca-Cola is a brand that will loudly say ‘yes’ in the face of ‘no.’ For the last 60 years, as long as Cannes Lions has been around, we have consistently backed creativity that makes a difference.”

Check out this FastCoCreate infographic illustrating the “9 Principles of Work That Matters.”

And social purpose is not just good for the world; it’s good for business, too. As Mildenhall notes, most of the last 15 advertisers to be named Creative Marketer of the Year enjoyed, at the time, either an all-time-high share price or record-setting sales.

“I have long been a believer that outstanding creativity leads to outstanding commercial results,” he adds. “For us, business success is a result of many drivers, but you cannot deny our share price success and volume growth over the past two years.”

Mildenhall concludes, “We have all worked incredibly hard to push our own creative benchmarks. Great work is pouring out from all over our system, and the drive for creative excellence is system wide. Today is the first day of the next creative mountain we must climb.”

Share a Coke Zero with Dad Aluminum Bottle 2013 UK

To celebrate Father’s Day on 16th June, Coca-Cola launched these limited edition aluminium bottles - perfect for sharing a Coke with Dad. 

If your dad's a fan of Coke Zero, then this limited edition aluminium bottle is the perfect Father's Day gift. The iconic Coke design makes it a great collector's item - if he can resist drinking it!
• Iconic Coke Zero design
• Limited edition
• Father's Day gift


There are two sleek designs to choose from: classic Coca-Cola or zero-calorie option Coke Zero. The bottles are on sale in Tesco and Selfridges from 3rd June, 2013 and available while stocks last.