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Kellogg’s Breakfast Council Gaffe

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It’s as simple as adding a “sponsored content” tag on a blog post, an adequately transparent product plug by a YouTube celebrity or even a rapid-fire reading of the fine print — anything that informs the audience that what they’re consuming isn’t completely impartial. General Mills and Coke gave $646,000 and $565,000, respectively.

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Five Lessons In Retail Reinvention From 2019

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Imagine if Coca-Cola had a profile on every person who has purchased Diet Coke over the last 30 years. They would be able to create a new product to sell to the consumers that they’re now losing — the people that used to drink Diet Coke but aren’t drinking it anymore,” said Zak Normandin, founder of Dirty Lemon.

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Coke Says Things Go Better With … Subscriptions

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CEO Brian Bogosian told Karen Webster that with the relaunch of its Coke Insiders subscription program, the massive brand is sending a signal that has reverberated throughout the year: The time has come for them to really get to know their customers. It’s something that, notably, Coke has never had to do before.

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