It seems Coke has a slight edge since the beginning of 2007:
However, a more exhaustive comparison, shows just how far ahead Coke is:
I’ve separated Coca-Cola from Coke to get a better idea of which term gets used more, but feel free to add them up.
Following Technosailor‘s lead, and using his code, I’ve setup the MiamiTwits Twitter group for people in the Miami, FL area (and anyone else, really) who wish to subscribe. All you need is: a twitter account (of course) follow @MiamiTwits send a direct message to the group (e.g., d MiamiTwits Hello Miami!) and it will be…
As I was walking through downtown Miami the other day, I came upon the following sign: It immediately reminded me of a recent post by Alex King about his business priorities. In a nutshell, he explains that he prioritizes his communications so that emails are replied to in the following order: Current clients Returning clients…
It’s a hamburger world, it seems. Except for every Fourth of July, when Nathan’s Hot-dog Eating Contest rolls around. Check out the Google Trends chart:
Who knew the graffiti scene was so complex? This successfully-viral ad from Adidas, takes us behind the scenes with a graffiti artist: The production quality of the ad is top-notch, the content is interesting (did you know there are several types of paint can nozzles available? I didn’t) and branding was subtle but effective. I…
Media executives thinking about distributing their content online (and they all should) need to make important mindset shifts in order to understand what the digital revolution is all about, how it affects their business and what benefits it can bring to their operation.
I’ve outlined five mindset shifts every media executive needs to make.
It’s interesting that searches for Football peak during the beginning of the season and are way down by the time the Super Bowl rolls around. The same happens for Baseball.
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I received this comment from one of my e-mail subscribers:
I believe that people are either Pepsi persons or Coca-Cola (coke) persons.
I also believe that personality –not the taste itself– is the reason for
such choice. That would be an interesting topic to study.
What do you think? Are you a Pepsi-person or a Coke-person? Can tastes be defined by personality?
I received this comment from one of my e-mail subscribers:
I believe that people are either Pepsi persons or Coca-Cola (coke) persons.
I also believe that personality –not the taste itself– is the reason for
such choice. That would be an interesting topic to study.
What do you think? Are you a Pepsi-person or a Coke-person? Can tastes be defined by personality?
When are people going to realize that Coke just tastes better. Period. 🙂
When are people going to realize that Coke just tastes better. Period. 🙂