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Pepsi

Charlotte Holland Media Studies A-Level English 12 cards

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  1. 1Pepsi - Campaign Launch Date7th May 2012
  2. 2Pepsi - Campaign Budget$500-600 million
  3. 3Pepsi - Campaign ProducerBrad Jakeman
  4. 4Pepsi - Campaign Typeprint based, audio visual and online ads
    also created Pepsi Pulse
    in collaboration with Twitter
  5. 5Pepsi - Campaign Marketing and Promotionaims to create excitement and bring a more youthful edge
    joined w. fans, celebs, innovators + epic events
    sought to promote Pepsi Pulse as an online aggregator of pop culture
    partnered w. MTV, VH1, Billboard (pop culture)
    summer beats concert-celebrate music+summer
    incentives - contests, rewards, tickets - offered to consumers for sharing live for now moments
  6. 6Pepsi - Campaign Background and Contextlaunched campaign to regain brand and cultural relevance
    aims to create excitement and bring a more youthful edge
    joined w. fans, celebs, innovators + epic events and deliver entertainment based on trending and popular choices
    established Pepsi's motivation to succeed their ideology
  7. 7Pepsi - Campaign Audience Targetingkey celebs that are relevant to now
    Nikki Minaj ad - features a variety of pop culture (sport, fashion, music)
    appealing to different people
    incentives - competitions, rewards, tickets, etc.
    Pepsi Pulse and Mi-Pepsi
    YouTube/Facebook/Twitter
  8. 8Pepsi - Campaign Genre Conventions of 'live for now'togetherness
    music
    active lifestyles (unhealthy drink)
    current/pop culture
    global locations
    sun
    happiness
    use product to promote particular values
  9. 9Pepsi - Campaign Representation in Print Based Adsyouth/late teens - 30
    mainstreamers (psychological profiling)
    variety of people - yet all fit age bracket: 'youth'
    fun activities: pillow fights, painting, cycling etc - childish?
    Pepsi brings out your inner child
    uses and gratifications - escapism from constraints of everyday, boring life
    stereotypically attractive, happy people
    targets those who's lives = a bit boring?
    riding on the success of 'Just Do It' (Nike) by selling a lifestyle?
  10. 10Pepsi - Campaign Narrative in Nikki Minaj 'Moment 4 Life' Adman + woman drink Pepsi and everything stops - they go to the beach, fashion show and concert
    "I wish that I could have this moment for life" - doing everything in the moment
    audio - pop song by current artist
    freeze frame - Pepsi allows time to stop so you can live in the moment
    fast editing - takes two people around the world
  11. 11Pepsi - Campaign Audience Responselots of engagement - talk about favourite artists, music, moments, concerts etc.
    Webfluenz shows Pepsi gets many consumer mentions daily
    highlights relevance and freshness of content - consumers are still hooked
  12. 12Pepsi - Campaign Audience Positioningprint based ads - jealousy/envy - want to live like them
    want to leve constraints of everyday and live life to the full - 'live for now'

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