Coca Cola-Case Study

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Coca Cola - Open Happiness CASE STUDY Prashant Chaudhary Fb.com/chyprashant @Chyprashant

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Coca Cola - Open Happiness

CASE STUDY

Prashant ChaudharyFb.com/chyprashant@Chyprashant

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About

The ‘Coca Cola’ brand has consecutively occupied the number 1 position since Interbrand initiated its Global Brand Report 12 years ago.

The 2011 Interbrand report estimates Coca Cola’s brand value to be at around $71.9 million, a 2 % increase from 2010.

Coca Cola offers 400 brands in around 200 countries with 1.5 Billion of servings per day.

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SEO Objectives

Coca Cola Outcome Expected

Objective 1 Expand Reach

Objective 2 Beating Competition

Objective 3 Customers Interactions

Objective 4 Increase Brand Value

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Beginning

From 1993 to 2003 Coca cola invested $ 1 Billion in India.

Result

•39% volume growth•23 % industrial growth

Coca-Cola to invest $5bn India to increase market share

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Social Media Presence

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Comparisons

July 2012

Facebook users 955 million & Coca cola still the no. 1 brand

Facebook - 46 million fans and growing at a rate of more than 5% monthly

October 2011

Facebook users - 750 million  & Coca cola was ranked number one

Facebook - 34 million fans growing at a rate of 3% monthly

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Coca Cola Vs Pepsi

S no. Category Coca Cola Pepsi

1 Indexed Pages 56,800,000 32,900,000

2Facebook Followings 46 Million + 8.5 Million +

3 Mobile Optimized Website

Yes No

4Twitter 59,804 tweets 15,376 tweets

5 Page Rank 8 7

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Assessment

Facebook

Twitter

Blog

Traditional Marketing

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Resources

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Social Media Presence

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Opportunity

Interestingly, Apple is the only company among the nation’s top 100 advertisers that  does not have an official Facebook page.

The top Apple listing is a user page with 188,000 followers.

Wal-Mart ranked on top for overall engagement. The largest retailer has huge engagement with its Facebook fans.

 Wal-Mart receives an average of 7,390 comments and 726 “likes” on every post, which far exceeds everyone

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Questions?