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Coca-Cola Revives Personalized ‘Share a Coke’ Campaign

Coca-Cola is gearing up to reintroduce its ‘Share a Coke’ initiative. The renowned campaign, famed for its innovative approach to consumer engagement, is on the brink of making a grand comeback, this time with a heightened emphasis on personalization and shareability.

In a world where customizability is as common as ordering a coffee, ‘Share a Coke’ was a front-runner. Launched in 2011, the campaign revolutionized branding by replacing the company logo with personalized names on Coca-Cola cans and bottles.

The idea behind the campaign is simple yet profound – to celebrate friendships and create lasting memories by sharing a Coke. Think of it as the equivalent of sharing a meal with a friend, but with a Coke can as a substitute for a plate of food.

In Ghana, the relaunch of ‘Share A Coke’ was marked with a lively event in Accra, hosted by The Coca-Cola Company and its authorized bottler, Equatorial Coca-Cola Bottling Company (ECCBC). The event was a melting pot of ‘Share A Coke’ experiences and other engaging activities, bringing consumers together in a unique way.

The event was a day-long affair of creating and sharing memories, facilitated by the exchange of personalized Coca-Cola cans and bottles.

Seshnee Naidoo, Senior Director, Franchise Operations, Equatorial Africa Region, Coca-Cola, emphasized the importance of celebrating the unique bonds of friendships in the digital age. According to her, ‘Share a Coke’ is a reminder that special moments are created when people come together, and the magic of real human connection is experienced.

Felix Gomis, Managing Director, ECCBC, West Africa Country Business Unit (WACBU), expressed excitement about the campaign’s revival in Ghana. He added that this initiative symbolizes Coca-Cola’s commitment to providing consumers with unforgettable experiences in a personal and meaningful way.

The campaign’s grand event is a highly anticipated ‘Share a Coke’ live concert scheduled for June 28 at Accra Ghud Park. Attendees can look forward to electrifying performances from some of Ghana’s top musical talents and memorable experiences that celebrate music, connection, and shared moments.

Kweku Boateng

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