Bangkok Post

Coca-Cola in name game

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Coca-Cola (Thailand) yesterday announced the roll-out of its ‘‘Be Fizzy, Be Bold, Share a Coke’’ campaign.

It features, for the first time in Asia, the printing onto 250 million Coca-Cola cans and PET bottles a set of expression­s of positive feelings and compliment­ary words.

Coca-Cola is also printing common nicknames so that everyone can have or give a personalis­ed Coke, inspiring Thai customers to express their feelings and connect with others.

The campaign follows the launch of the ‘‘Share a Coke with Mom’’ can that received a strong consumer response, with more than 5 million cans sold within one month of its August launch.

Kostas Delialis, the marketing director of Coca-Cola (Thailand), said the new campaign has been launched with phenomenal success in more than 50 countries including Australia, Britain, Italy, France, Brazil, Austria, Germany, Greece and Israel.

The special cans and bottles will be produced until the end of the year.

The Thai unit is spending 140 million baht in a comprehens­ive communicat­ions programme that includes digital and social media, field activation­s, promotions and TV commercial­s.

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Mr Delialis shows Coca-Cola bottles bearing girls’ nicknames and catchphras­es.

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