Coca-Cola Brand Reputation
Brand reputation measures how consumers perceive the brand. A favorable brand reputation means customers trust the brand and feel good about purchasing good and services.
Question intro for coke’s brand rep
Poll Results
On a scale of 1-5, how would you rate Coke’s brand? Why?
Responses
Showing 50/50 responses
1 | I really don't like it. I only drink it if I have too. $0-30k earners, Men, Black people, Associate degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
2 | Pretty great overall. It's an American institution and is just something you expect to see everywhere and anywhere. A great product overall. Men, $61-100k earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 45-54 years old |
3 | It is a classic and unforgettable, elegant, timeless brand that never goes away. People 35-44 years old, $31-60k earners, Men, White people, Bachelor's degree holders |
4 | Its always good and its always consistent. I prefer the diet version though. I think they are a great brand just its nothing amazing. Women, $61-100k earners, $35-75k income households, Hispanic people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
5 | A classic brand that maintains very popular products Men, $101k+ earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 45-54 years old |
6 | Coke has an incredible brand in my opinion. They have been one of the major constant's (with regard to brands) in my life. I know whenever I have a coke product there is consistency. I also highly associate the super bowl with their polar bear ads. $31-60k earners, Men, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 25-34 years old |
7 | Overall the brand is very recognizable, and I like how the soda tastes, it's not too good for you. People 45-54 years old, Black people, Bachelor's degree holders, $101k+ earners, $150k+ income households, Women |
8 | It's classic and easily the most popular soda in the world. The brand carries a lot of weight and is instantly recognizable People 25-34 years old, Men, $31-60k earners, Hispanic people, Bachelor's degree holders |
9 | I love coke. It's original, delicious, and it has a bunch of flavors I really like. I love vanilla coke especially. I'm drinking a regular coke right now and it's very refreshing. People 35-44 years old, $31-60k earners, $0-35k income households, White people, Men, Bachelor's degree holders |
10 | They have some very tasty, good products. People with other gender identities, $0-35k income households, People 45-54 years old, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, $61-100k earners |
11 | I feel cokes brand is great in the sense of a consumer product they out out products of quality that has a great taste. $0-35k income households, People 25-34 years old, $0-30k earners, Men, High school graduates, People of other races or ethnicities |
12 | Perfect for me and I love what I can get from them $35-75k income households, Women, $31-60k earners, Hispanic people, People 35-44 years old, High school graduates |
13 | I give them a 3. I don't drink sodas. They are very bad for you. However they are trying to get a more variety of beverages like sparkling water and fairlife milk. They are more healthier options to choose from. Women, $61-100k earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
14 | When I'm hot and thirsty, there's nothing better than Coca-Cola. $75-150k income households, Associate degree holders, People 45-54 years old, People of other races or ethnicities, Women, $61-100k earners |
15 | It's a classic brand. Men, $0-30k earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
16 | I love this brand as a brand but do not love the product. I do not drink soda. However, I think they offer great opportunities for many and I know they are involved with more than just soda. It is just soda is the first product that comes to mind when I see their logo. Bachelor's degree holders, $150k+ income households, Women, $101k+ earners, White people, People 55-64 years old |
17 | I grew up with so I'll always have memories of it $75-150k income households, People 35-44 years old, High school graduates, Men, $31-60k earners, White people |
18 | Coke is a well-known brand that will be around for a long time in my opinion. $150k+ income households, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, Non-binary people, People 35-44 years old, $61-100k earners |
19 | It's one of the most recognizable brands on earth, if not the most recognizable. Everyone knows about Coca-Cola. $0-30k earners, Hispanic people, People who did not graduate high school, Men, People 35-44 years old |
20 | I give it a 5 because it's a timeless product. It will never go out of style. Tastes great too! Associate degree holders, Women, $0-30k earners, White people, People 55-64 years old |
21 | I would rate Coke as average at best. I wouldn't go out of my way to get it. I will drink it only if I don't have any other options available. It used to taste good, but through the years they have changed the formula and ruined the taste of it. People 25-34 years old, $75-150k income households, Bachelor's degree holders, Men, Black people, $61-100k earners |
22 | I am not a fan of soda. People 35-44 years old, White people, Women, $101k+ earners, Graduate degree holders |
23 | Coke has a variety of tasty products and their logo is recogizable and memorable. However I had to knock off a star because of the health issues a lot of people have when they overindulge in sugary soft drinks. Hispanic people, Graduate degree holders, People 45-54 years old, Women, $0-35k income households, $0-30k earners |
24 | This is a brilliant company that started making medicine and then switched to the beverage industry. They have big, appealing marketing campaigns worldwide and are the most famous soda pop there is. Their logo is unforgettable, the bottles are timeless and their portfolio keeps growing, but without losing any quality. When I think of the word "soda", Coca-Cola is the first thing that pops in my head, and I'm sure it's like that for millions (perhaps billions) of people. Men, $61-100k earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 25-34 years old |
25 | Long time fan here, I rate Coke 5 stars because it doesn't induce a migraine like Dr Pepper! People 55-64 years old, Bachelor's degree holders, $150k+ income households, $61-100k earners, Women, White people |
26 | it's strong and well known to people $150k+ income households, Bachelor's degree holders, White people, Men, People 25-34 years old, $31-60k earners |
27 | I would rate it a 5. They have many different types of drinks all of which are delicious. They also offer different sugar levels and different kinds of coke with different ingredients which give each and every one of them a unique and wonderful taste. $35-75k income households, $0-30k earners, Men, People 25-34 years old, Bachelor's degree holders, People of other races or ethnicities |
28 | I've never liked Coke or their brand of sodas. Women, White people, Graduate degree holders, $31-60k earners, People 35-44 years old |
29 | A brilliant brand $75-150k income households, Graduate degree holders, People 25-34 years old, White people, $61-100k earners, Men |
30 | The script is classic, powerful, yet friendly. People 45-54 years old, $150k+ income households, Men, $101k+ earners, White people, Graduate degree holders |
31 | It's great. It's been around forever and has stood the test of time. I have always liked Coke better than Pepsi. Vocational training graduates, $75-150k income households, $0-30k earners, White people, Men, People 35-44 years old |
32 | I'd rate it a 3 because it's a brand that's well known and recognizable but there are also negative things about the products they make. Women, $0-30k earners, Asian people, Associate degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
33 | This brand is excellent and consuming more for easy digestion, excellent one $0-30k earners, People 35-44 years old, Women, Asian people, Graduate degree holders |
34 | It is an internationally known brand that you can get almost anywhere in the world. People 35-44 years old, White people, Men, Bachelor's degree holders, $31-60k earners |
35 | It is recognizable and popular Women, $101k+ earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
36 | I love the taste, the rich history, and the design of the logo. Coke is one of my favorite brands out there. $75-150k income households, Men, People 25-34 years old, High school graduates, $0-30k earners, White people |
37 | I absolutely love the taste of classic coke, no other type can match it in my opinion Graduate degree holders, White people, $101k+ earners, Women, People 35-44 years old |
38 | I give Coca-Cola a 5 star rating because they are an excellent company with a stellar reputation. They never have any bad press and hchave their own charity called the Coca- Cola Foundation that allows them to give back to the communities and people that they serve. Coca-Cola is a long standing company who has continued to have an outstanding reputation while serving people since 1892. People 35-44 years old, $31-60k earners, White people, Women, Bachelor's degree holders |
39 | I really like Coke and drink a lot of Cherry Coke Zero. But it loses a star for not being very healthy. $150k+ income households, White people, Graduate degree holders, People 35-44 years old, $61-100k earners, Men |
40 | I like Coca Cola as I think their drinks taste very good and refreshing. $0-35k income households, Men, $0-30k earners, White people, High school graduates, People 25-34 years old |
41 | Extremely bad for you. Very sugary. $31-60k earners, Bachelor's degree holders, Men, Hispanic people, People 35-44 years old |
42 | I'm at work actually drinking a Coca Cola as I type...it's the best. People 35-44 years old, Men, $31-60k earners, Graduate degree holders, Hispanic people |
43 | I would rate coke a 4/5 because it is such a long lasting strong brand and it's been around for forever so clearly they are doing something right however given how unhealthy soda is eventually I believe more and more people will stop drinking soda. People 25-34 years old, Men, $31-60k earners, Asian people, Bachelor's degree holders |
44 | They have a very clear and well know branding, it works very well for them. People 35-44 years old, High school graduates, White people, $61-100k earners, Men |
45 | Simply awesome. It has staying power - strong lineup and the main product tastes great. I'm 48 and have been drinking it since i was a kid. Strong community presence as well. $150k+ income households, Black people, Bachelor's degree holders, $101k+ earners, Men, People 45-54 years old |
46 | I drink it all the time! Bachelor's degree holders, White people, Men, $35-75k income households, $31-60k earners, People 45-54 years old |
47 | Coca-Cola makes a great product. I have been drinking Coke since I was a kid and I loved it. I don't think I've ever had a bad Coca-Cola product. People 35-44 years old, $0-35k income households, High school graduates, White people, $31-60k earners, Men |
48 | I don't drink it very often but it is a decent drink, symbol of America (at least in the eyes of other countries) and it has a pleasant logo. $35-75k income households, $0-30k earners, Women, White people, High school graduates, People 45-54 years old |
49 | Coca-Cola has been a staple of the beverage industry for decades. There is no reason for that to change. It is very American, recognizable all over the world, and a leader in making products. Coca-Cola needs to usher in change and become more green for the world. It needs to be a leader in this. $75-150k income households, Graduate degree holders, People 45-54 years old, $61-100k earners, Men, Asian people |
50 | It's rather solid and has a great amount of followers. The consumers are most likely loyal at this point and merchandise bearing the logo is often collectible. $31-60k earners, $35-75k income households, Men, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
Coca-Cola Brand Positioning
Properly executed brand positioning acts as a force multiplier for all other marketing initiatives. Having unique brand positioning helps improve your company’s visibility in your target markets. Additionally, brand positioning boosts top-of-mind recall for your potential customers and acts acts as a competitive lever against your competition.
Poll Results
What words come to mind when you think of Coke?
Responses
Showing 50/50 responses
1 | Weak, poison, no good, bad $0-30k earners, Men, Black people, Associate degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
2 | Polar bears and dinner time. Women, $61-100k earners, $35-75k income households, Hispanic people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
3 | Coke is strong and reliable. Always there for a lift when I need it $35-75k income households, Women, $31-60k earners, Hispanic people, People 35-44 years old, High school graduates |
4 | A quality drink that will quench my thirst and taste delicious. $75-150k income households, Associate degree holders, People 45-54 years old, People of other races or ethnicities, Women, $61-100k earners |
5 | When I hear the words Coca Cola, I think of a classic soft drink that has seen better days in my opinion. I think of how good Coke used to taste and now it actually burns your throat when you drink it. The company took a product that was once good, tried to fine tune it and in turn ruined it. People 25-34 years old, $75-150k income households, Bachelor's degree holders, Men, Black people, $61-100k earners |
6 | Great tasting Cola People 25-34 years old, Men, $31-60k earners, Hispanic people, Bachelor's degree holders |
7 | Taste, flavor, variety People with other gender identities, $0-35k income households, People 45-54 years old, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, $61-100k earners |
8 | strong powerful popular good $150k+ income households, Bachelor's degree holders, White people, Men, People 25-34 years old, $31-60k earners |
9 | Classic, delicious, cavities Men, $0-30k earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
10 | Cocaine and buying the world a Coke! People 55-64 years old, Bachelor's degree holders, $150k+ income households, $61-100k earners, Women, White people |
11 | When I think of Coke, I think of a sweet, icy treat because I rarely drink soda with sugar in it. People 35-44 years old, White people, Women, $31-60k earners, Bachelor's degree holders |
12 | History and quality $75-150k income households, Graduate degree holders, People 25-34 years old, White people, $61-100k earners, Men |
13 | Caloric, sugar filled, nothing of nutritive value. People 35-44 years old, White people, Women, $101k+ earners, Graduate degree holders |
14 | History of sweet sugary drinks $75-150k income households, People 35-44 years old, High school graduates, Men, $31-60k earners, White people |
15 | Refreshing, tasty and fun. $150k+ income households, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, Non-binary people, People 35-44 years old, $61-100k earners |
16 | I think of sugery drinks that are bad for you Hispanic people, $0-35k income households, Men, People 25-34 years old, High school graduates, $0-30k earners |
17 | Some of the words that come to mind when I think of coke are pepsi, soda, sugar, carbonated, drink, delicious, and unhealthy. People 25-34 years old, Men, $31-60k earners, Asian people, Bachelor's degree holders |
18 | the brand and its history, the logo, the taste. People 35-44 years old, White people, Men, Bachelor's degree holders, $31-60k earners |
19 | Love, excitement, taste the feeling, and Coca-Cola being bought for someone with their name on it. It's a good and fun company with a great product. $75-150k income households, Graduate degree holders, People 45-54 years old, $61-100k earners, Men, Asian people |
20 | Confident, taste,sweet, comforting, traditional, quality $0-35k income households, People 25-34 years old, $0-30k earners, Men, High school graduates, People of other races or ethnicities |
21 | Long-lasting, delicious, refreshing, charismatic, enduring, innovative, classic. Hispanic people, Graduate degree holders, People 45-54 years old, Women, $0-35k income households, $0-30k earners |
22 | Tradition, classic, American, Iconic, thirst People 45-54 years old, $150k+ income households, Men, $101k+ earners, White people, Graduate degree holders |
23 | Fizzy. Refreshing. Variety. Timeless. $35-75k income households, $0-30k earners, Men, People 25-34 years old, Bachelor's degree holders, People of other races or ethnicities |
24 | classic, mixer, flavorful, quenching, refreshing, go-to Vocational training graduates, $75-150k income households, $0-30k earners, White people, Men, People 35-44 years old |
25 | Soda, sugar, cold, refreshing. Women, $0-30k earners, Asian people, Associate degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
26 | I think of cavities, acid, carbonation and obesity. Men, $75-150k income households, $61-100k earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
27 | Happiness, satisfaction, calmness. I always feel like everything is okay when I am drinking a coke. $75-150k income households, Men, People 25-34 years old, High school graduates, $0-30k earners, White people |
28 | Tasty, trendy, traditional. People 35-44 years old, High school graduates, White people, $61-100k earners, Men |
29 | Classic, coke, soda Women, $101k+ earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
30 | When I think of coke I think of Atlanta Georgia, Ty Cobb, polar bears, and santa. $150k+ income households, People 35-44 years old, Men, $31-60k earners, Asian people, Graduate degree holders |
31 | A soda company, I think of the old fashioned Santa Clause Coke ads and also the polar bear Christmas ads on TV. I think of soda as a treat or an unhealthy habit. Women, White people, Graduate degree holders, $31-60k earners, People 35-44 years old |
32 | Sweet, obesity, caramel color, caffeine, sugar, corn syrup, gross, calories, avoid, Atlanta $150k+ income households, White people, Graduate degree holders, $101k+ earners, Men, People 35-44 years old |
33 | Delicious ice-cold beverages. People 35-44 years old, Men, $31-60k earners, Graduate degree holders, Hispanic people |
34 | Sugar. Soft Drinks. Water. $31-60k earners, Bachelor's degree holders, Men, Hispanic people, People 35-44 years old |
35 | Coke is authentic, classic, and long-lasting. It evokes a sense of fun and enjoyment. Plus, it's pretty tasty! However, it is also unhealthy... $150k+ income households, White people, Graduate degree holders, People 35-44 years old, $61-100k earners, Men |
36 | Classic, icon and sugary Graduate degree holders, White people, $101k+ earners, Women, People 35-44 years old |
37 | It is the most classic soda there is. The original cola. It's very American. I grew up drinking it . Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old, $0-30k earners, $0-35k income households, Women, People of other races or ethnicities |
38 | Comfort, familar, friendship, dependable People 35-44 years old, $0-35k income households, High school graduates, White people, $31-60k earners, Men |
39 | I think of the polar bear that is on the bottles/cans People 18-24 years old, $0-30k earners, White people, High school graduates, Women |
40 | I think of a delicious soft drink. It goes great with whiskey, by itself, or in a float. It goes with quiet a few different meals, but especially burgers and fries. People 35-44 years old, $31-60k earners, $0-35k income households, White people, Men, Bachelor's degree holders |
41 | Fizz, caffeine, taste, cold, refreshing, stimulating. $35-75k income households, People 55-64 years old, $61-100k earners, Women, Hispanic people, Bachelor's degree holders |
42 | Great flavor, cool and refreshing! Bachelor's degree holders, White people, Men, $35-75k income households, $31-60k earners, People 45-54 years old |
43 | Sweet, polar bears, a kick, a treat $150k+ income households, Men, People 25-34 years old, $0-30k earners, White people, High school graduates |
44 | I think of polar bears in the snow, "Mean" Joe Greene, and also older vending machines that sell the smaller glass bottles. $31-60k earners, $35-75k income households, Men, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
45 | Yummy and tasty $0-30k earners, People 35-44 years old, Women, Asian people, Graduate degree holders |
46 | innovative; delicious; refreshing. $75-150k income households, People 45-54 years old, Women, Hispanic people, Graduate degree holders, $61-100k earners |
47 | Traditional and unwavering. Bachelor's degree holders, Men, $61-100k earners, Hispanic people, People 25-34 years old |
48 | refreshing, unique, tasty, historical, global, safe, caffeine, polar bears (commercial). $150k+ income households, Black people, Bachelor's degree holders, $101k+ earners, Men, People 45-54 years old |
49 | When I think of Coca Cola, I think of history, trust, culture, love, connection to others, tradition, and consistency. They have been around for years and trusted by millions of people around the world. High school graduates, $61-100k earners, $35-75k income households, Hispanic people, Women, People 35-44 years old |
50 | Rum, Bacardi, McDonald, cuba libre and cocaine $35-75k income households, $0-30k earners, Women, White people, High school graduates, People 45-54 years old |
Coca-Cola Brand Weaknesses
Measuring the inverse of brand equity, this poll helps pinpoint areas where your brand may need some work.
Poll Results
What are the weaknesses of the Coke brand?
Responses
Showing 50/50 responses
1 | The only weakness I can think of is actually nothing $35-75k income households, Women, $31-60k earners, Hispanic people, People 35-44 years old, High school graduates |
2 | It's a bit addictive because it tastes so good. $75-150k income households, Associate degree holders, People 45-54 years old, People of other races or ethnicities, Women, $61-100k earners |
3 | The brand itself is fine, but the fact that cola causes health issues (such as obesity, tooth decay, diabetes, etc.) could be seen as a negative. Hispanic people, Graduate degree holders, People 45-54 years old, Women, $0-35k income households, $0-30k earners |
4 | Only thing I can think of is that they need a more variety in some areas of there products. $0-35k income households, People 25-34 years old, $0-30k earners, Men, High school graduates, People of other races or ethnicities |
5 | The weaknesses of the Coca Cola brand has been it's lack of loyalty to what made them Coca Cola in the first place. They have changed their original recipe so many times that the public doesn't even know what it is drinking anymore. I loved the original Coca Cola back in the day and now it is considered to be vintage if it is reoffered to the public in it's limited form and also in the glass bottles. I understand not offering it in glass bottles anymore but it has strayed too far from what it originally was and what made it Coke Women, $35-75k income households, White people, Graduate degree holders, People 25-34 years old, $31-60k earners |
6 | They are too expensive, they have Pepsi against them, they were named after COKE, and they are unhealthy. People 45-54 years old, $75-150k income households, Women, $61-100k earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders |
7 | The fact that it tastes worse than Pepsi! Duh! In all seriousness, I think Pepsi has done a better job experimenting with their brand than coke. More interesting product line up. $75-150k income households, Men, People 35-44 years old, $31-60k earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders |
8 | Coca-Cola has made some missteps with strange flavors of the past. People 35-44 years old, White people, Women, $101k+ earners, Graduate degree holders |
9 | they need healthier options. they are thought of as an unhealthy brand. People with other gender identities, $0-35k income households, People 45-54 years old, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, $61-100k earners |
10 | Causes cavities, only just a soda brand Men, $0-30k earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
11 | Been around a long time. Maybe not as popular with the younger generations because it's a "sugared" drink. Men, $61-100k earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 45-54 years old |
12 | it's kind of expensive in some places $150k+ income households, Bachelor's degree holders, White people, Men, People 25-34 years old, $31-60k earners |
13 | Sugar and diabetes $75-150k income households, People 35-44 years old, High school graduates, Men, $31-60k earners, White people |
14 | They make drinks that are bad for the teeth Hispanic people, $0-35k income households, Men, People 25-34 years old, High school graduates, $0-30k earners |
15 | The main weakness is that it is very, very sugary. I believe that the Coke Zero and Diet Coke brands just don't taste as good. But that is the biggest issue with Coca-Cola in my opinion. $75-150k income households, Graduate degree holders, People 45-54 years old, $61-100k earners, Men, Asian people |
16 | Its global image $75-150k income households, Graduate degree holders, People 25-34 years old, White people, $61-100k earners, Men |
17 | The general weaknesses of the coke brand is the drink itself is not healthy and is just a sugary drink that makes people overweight because it is truly delicious and I like drinking soda I just rarely drink it because of how unhealthy it is. People 25-34 years old, Men, $31-60k earners, Asian people, Bachelor's degree holders |
18 | Big corporate brand with unhealthy connotations Women, $101k+ earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
19 | It is too well known. Marketing doesn't really bring in new customers, it just reminds people they exist. People 25-34 years old, Men, $31-60k earners, Hispanic people, Bachelor's degree holders |
20 | Their history with ingredients and how high in sugar their standard products are and how they effect people's health. Women, $0-30k earners, Asian people, Associate degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
21 | Older, less edgy, less nimble People 45-54 years old, $150k+ income households, Men, $101k+ earners, White people, Graduate degree holders |
22 | Their weakness is that they changed their formula which ruined the taste. It actually burns your throat if you drink it too fast. People 25-34 years old, $75-150k income households, Bachelor's degree holders, Men, Black people, $61-100k earners |
23 | Currently, it has way too much sugar and ingredients which make it very unhealthy to consume. $35-75k income households, $0-30k earners, Men, People 25-34 years old, Bachelor's degree holders, People of other races or ethnicities |
24 | There is a major perception that coke is unhealthy and an old stodgy brand Graduate degree holders, White people, $101k+ earners, Women, People 35-44 years old |
25 | Coke's biggest weakness is its child like perceptions of its consumers. Coke, to me is affiliated with special events more so than everyday drinks. $150k+ income households, People 35-44 years old, Men, $31-60k earners, Asian people, Graduate degree holders |
26 | Coke has way too many types of soft drinks (diet coke, vanilla coke, cherry coke, zero coke. caffeine free coke, etc.) It was easier when they only sold Coca Cola. People 65 and older, Bachelor's degree holders, $61-100k earners, $35-75k income households, Men, White people |
27 | I think that people perceive that it isn't healthy. It's really just sugar water, and obesity is a growing concern these days! $150k+ income households, White people, Graduate degree holders, People 35-44 years old, $61-100k earners, Men |
28 | It contains more chemicals and scared of drinking a lot $0-30k earners, People 35-44 years old, Women, Asian people, Graduate degree holders |
29 | How many people rely on coke and are obese. Men, $75-150k income households, $61-100k earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
30 | I think it is just unhealthy. It is also well-known at this point so it isn't exciting or new. $150k+ income households, Men, People 25-34 years old, $0-30k earners, White people, High school graduates |
31 | I think the main weakness is the fact that people tend to go more and more for "healthy lifestyle" and Coke products are high in sugar. Coke has a big competitor with Pepsi and with all the new brands coming on the market. Every time I go shopping I see some new drinks I have never seen or heard off before. $35-75k income households, $0-30k earners, Women, White people, High school graduates, People 45-54 years old |
32 | Sodas are unhealthy drinks in my opinion, with too much sugars and unhealthy additives. Women, White people, Graduate degree holders, $31-60k earners, People 35-44 years old |
33 | A big weakness is that you can clean a toilet with it! People 55-64 years old, Bachelor's degree holders, $150k+ income households, $61-100k earners, Women, White people |
34 | They are pretty unhealthy all around in terms of their most well known offerings. People 35-44 years old, High school graduates, White people, $61-100k earners, Men |
35 | No weaknesses at all. Coke is the best soda for me and there is nothing that will stop me from drinking it. The only weakness for me is that it can be bad for my teeth. $75-150k income households, Men, People 25-34 years old, High school graduates, $0-30k earners, White people |
36 | They have a lot of competition from other companies. Why would I want to pay 1.89 for a 20 oz when I can get a RC cola for a buck? Other than the price sometimes, I love coke People 35-44 years old, $31-60k earners, $0-35k income households, White people, Men, Bachelor's degree holders |
37 | Not too innovative; seems like we've had the same drinks for decades. People 35-44 years old, Men, $31-60k earners, Graduate degree holders, Hispanic people |
38 | They only focus on beverages as far as I know. I would love to see them purchase some snack companies. People 25-34 years old, Men, Bachelor's degree holders, White people, $31-60k earners |
39 | The products they sell are really bad for people and I'm pretty sure they do unethical things like bottle municipal water and sell it to others at inflated prices. $31-60k earners, Bachelor's degree holders, Men, Hispanic people, People 35-44 years old |
40 | That in the US they now use high-fructose corn syrup instead of real sugar, which makes it a lower quality drink than it originally was and still is outside of the US. Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old, $0-30k earners, $0-35k income households, Women, People of other races or ethnicities |
41 | Too many competitors, hard market to dominate. Bachelor's degree holders, White people, Men, $35-75k income households, $31-60k earners, People 45-54 years old |
42 | They get too politcal. $75-150k income households, People 45-54 years old, Women, Hispanic people, Graduate degree holders, $61-100k earners |
43 | I can't really think of any, maybe the fact that the price of 20oz bottles is always increasing People 35-44 years old, $0-35k income households, High school graduates, White people, $31-60k earners, Men |
44 | Unhealthy reputation, links to obesity, plastic waste from bottles, overly sweet, too much sugar $150k+ income households, White people, Graduate degree holders, $101k+ earners, Men, People 35-44 years old |
45 | Coke is only weak because of the health consciousness of consumers today, and also because there are so many store-brand and generic brands that are competing directly with Coke at a much lower price. Real cola connoisseurs know Coke is the best though. Vocational training graduates, $75-150k income households, $0-30k earners, White people, Men, People 35-44 years old |
46 | The weaknesses of the brand are there are not enough healthy options. They are loaded with unhealthy additives that make them bad for your health. Bachelor's degree holders, Women, People 35-44 years old, $75-150k income households, $61-100k earners, White people |
47 | The products do have a lot of sugars in them, but diet drinks have their own setbacks with artificial ingredients. There is also the negative impact of waste for the environment involving the packaging and transportation of the product, as well as keeping it cool until it's ready for consumption. $31-60k earners, $35-75k income households, Men, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
48 | Weakness of Coke is it is linked to obesity and tooth decay. $35-75k income households, People 55-64 years old, $61-100k earners, Women, Hispanic people, Bachelor's degree holders |
49 | Health concerns are making people not want to buy the product anymore. It's hard to associate this brand with health. People 35-44 years old, White people, Men, Bachelor's degree holders, $31-60k earners |
50 | The attempt to change the formula a few years back to New Coke - it was not successful $75-150k income households, Graduate degree holders, People 55-64 years old, Women, $61-100k earners, White people |
Coca-Cola Brand Strength
Brand equity is a overall measure of the perception of your brand from a customer perspective. Everything about a consumers interaction with your brand contributes to this perception, not just the actual purchasing of goods and services. The stronger your brand equity is, the more loyal customers will be to your brand, products, and services.
Poll Results
What are the strengths of the Coke brand?
Responses
Showing 50/50 responses
1 | Powerful company with lots of choices $35-75k income households, Women, $31-60k earners, Hispanic people, People 35-44 years old, High school graduates |
2 | Tradition and consistency $75-150k income households, People 35-44 years old, High school graduates, Men, $31-60k earners, White people |
3 | There strength is there diversity of products People with other gender identities, $0-35k income households, People 45-54 years old, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, $61-100k earners |
4 | I like it’s consistency in flavor and it’s advertising campaign has always focused on camaderie, community, and joy. People 35-44 years old, Graduate degree holders, $75-150k income households, Women, $61-100k earners, Hispanic people |
5 | it's popular and people love it $150k+ income households, Bachelor's degree holders, White people, Men, People 25-34 years old, $31-60k earners |
6 | It tastes really good and quenches your thirst. It's high quality. $75-150k income households, Associate degree holders, People 45-54 years old, People of other races or ethnicities, Women, $61-100k earners |
7 | I feel like they're super relatable- they make you think of fun and summers at the pool. They've also been around a long time so they're respected and a brand that many people trust. They are just so well known by pretty much everyone that it's super easy to trust them and so whenever they release anything new everyone wants to try it because they trust that it will be good. $75-150k income households, Associate degree holders, Women, White people, $61-100k earners, People 25-34 years old |
8 | It is very popular and instantly recognizable. People 25-34 years old, Men, $31-60k earners, Hispanic people, Bachelor's degree holders |
9 | I feel it is very consistent with what they put out to the public and keeps it very traditional with what people want with little change if at all $0-35k income households, People 25-34 years old, $0-30k earners, Men, High school graduates, People of other races or ethnicities |
10 | The Coke brand in pretty omnipresent. It owns such a large line of hugely popular products that it's pretty impossible to try and go against them - it helps that their products are usually really original and taste the best compared to their competitors. People 25-34 years old, Men, Graduate degree holders, $31-60k earners, $0-35k income households, White people |
11 | Coca-Cola is a strong brand, a parent company to many other beverages. People 35-44 years old, White people, Women, $101k+ earners, Graduate degree holders |
12 | Big time name recognition, it's the real thing and it has an awesome logo. People 55-64 years old, Bachelor's degree holders, $150k+ income households, $61-100k earners, Women, White people |
13 | The brand has been around for a long time and is well-established, their logo is highly recognizable and memorable, and they make a wide variety of soda products that many people enjoy. Hispanic people, Graduate degree holders, People 45-54 years old, Women, $0-35k income households, $0-30k earners |
14 | Timeless, classic, has been around a long time Men, $0-30k earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
15 | The coke brand is timeless. It has many different flavors that anyone can enjoy. They also have drinks with different nutritional values on them based on the amount of sugar people prefer to consume. The logal, which uses red color, is also really nice and entices me to want to get a drink. $35-75k income households, $0-30k earners, Men, People 25-34 years old, Bachelor's degree holders, People of other races or ethnicities |
16 | They have many labels under their belt Hispanic people, $0-35k income households, Men, People 25-34 years old, High school graduates, $0-30k earners |
17 | Wow! This brand is iconic! It has been around forages. Every generation has recognition ofCoke. I remember the glass bottles and the first dispenser machines. They are collectables. I still have and old coca cola crate. It held twenty four bottles. It was made with strong wood and was painted yellow with the red letterings for coke!. It's a favorite of almost everyone! $75-150k income households, White people, $101k+ earners, Men, Graduate degree holders, People 65 and older |
18 | Its history, taste, and price $75-150k income households, Graduate degree holders, People 25-34 years old, White people, $61-100k earners, Men |
19 | Coca Cola has been around for many years and is trusted by millions. They make many new drinks to stay relevant and also reach many people world wide. They listen to their consumers and also keep their beverages very consistent so that their biggest fans don't get discouraged or distrust them. They also support and sponsor many well loved organizations and institutions so they are known for their stances on things that matter to people. High school graduates, $61-100k earners, $35-75k income households, Hispanic people, Women, People 35-44 years old |
20 | Known worldwide. Instantly recognizable. Legitimacy. Legacy $150k+ income households, White people, Graduate degree holders, $101k+ earners, Men, People 35-44 years old |
21 | Availability, familiarity, consistancy People 45-54 years old, $150k+ income households, Men, $101k+ earners, White people, Graduate degree holders |
22 | THe logo is easily recognizable, people who drink soda know what a Coke is, old fashioned image though of an unhealthy product. Women, White people, Graduate degree holders, $31-60k earners, People 35-44 years old |
23 | It is nice, beautiful, friendly. It means enjoyment, excitement, friendship. $150k+ income households, Men, $31-60k earners, Asian people, Graduate degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
24 | To be honest the only strength that Coke has going for them is their marketing power and the hard core fans of theirs who are collectors of their products and merchandise. People 25-34 years old, $75-150k income households, Bachelor's degree holders, Men, Black people, $61-100k earners |
25 | It's super familiar and most people have very fond memories of coke Graduate degree holders, White people, $101k+ earners, Women, People 35-44 years old |
26 | This brand gives more energy and diet coke, zero sugar $0-30k earners, People 35-44 years old, Women, Asian people, Graduate degree holders |
27 | It's a brand that known world wide, it's been around for ages, people trust the brand and it's a steady company. Women, $0-30k earners, Asian people, Associate degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
28 | The strengths of the coke brand is that everyone knows what coke is and that it has been around forever. It tastes good and is what I would consider the more popular brand between coke and pepsi. People 25-34 years old, Men, $31-60k earners, Asian people, Bachelor's degree holders |
29 | Its history, its recognizability, its reach, and its variety of products around a single theme. People 35-44 years old, White people, Men, Bachelor's degree holders, $31-60k earners |
30 | An iconic brand that spans generations Bachelor's degree holders, White people, Men, $35-75k income households, $31-60k earners, People 45-54 years old |
31 | The strengths are their diversity and how large their following is. Men, $75-150k income households, $61-100k earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
32 | It is classic and evokes a feeling of fun. It is also lasting and has a lot of staying power. Also good when you're thirsty! $150k+ income households, White people, Graduate degree holders, People 35-44 years old, $61-100k earners, Men |
33 | The strengths are consistency, reliability, great tasting, and comfortably. Coke is a brand that you know what to expect. $75-150k income households, Men, People 25-34 years old, High school graduates, $0-30k earners, White people |
34 | They have global reach and a huge supply chain. They are the market leader in soft drinks, to my knowledge. $31-60k earners, Bachelor's degree holders, Men, Hispanic people, People 35-44 years old |
35 | The strengths of the Coca-Cola brand or quality and consistency. You always know what you're getting when you buy a Coca-Cola. People 35-44 years old, $0-35k income households, High school graduates, White people, $31-60k earners, Men |
36 | They are world-wide and addictive. People 35-44 years old, Men, $31-60k earners, Graduate degree holders, Hispanic people |
37 | Good reputation and taste Women, $101k+ earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
38 | Extremely well known, very tested and true. People 35-44 years old, High school graduates, White people, $61-100k earners, Men |
39 | Strong community presence, great market penetration, well know (for a long time), world wide, recognizable. $150k+ income households, Black people, Bachelor's degree holders, $101k+ earners, Men, People 45-54 years old |
40 | The Coke brand, to me, is even more definitive than Pepsi. It is recognized as the ultimate cola, the classic cola, the go-to cola for cola drinkers everywhere. Pepsi is just Coke's competition. Vocational training graduates, $75-150k income households, $0-30k earners, White people, Men, People 35-44 years old |
41 | Their brand is highly recognized and has high awareness worldwide. To the point that they probably dont need to do any advertisement for a long time at still see strong sales . As long as their brand &logo is on a new product it will sell easily. I doubt that anyone in the world wouldnt recognize the logo. $75-150k income households, Graduate degree holders, $61-100k earners, People 35-44 years old, Men, White people |
42 | This brand has strong name recognition and has been around for a very long time. I don't think you'd have a problem finding any person who hasn't heard of Coca-Cola. $31-60k earners, $35-75k income households, Men, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
43 | Coke's strengths are longevity, reliability, good brand name, strong company, and international. $35-75k income households, People 55-64 years old, $61-100k earners, Women, Hispanic people, Bachelor's degree holders |
44 | It's unique branding and staying power. Bachelor's degree holders, Men, $61-100k earners, Hispanic people, People 25-34 years old |
45 | They are known to be ethical, innovative, fresh, and relevant. $75-150k income households, People 45-54 years old, Women, Hispanic people, Graduate degree holders, $61-100k earners |
46 | It is universal. The taste is consistent. It is iconic. Women, $0-30k earners, Black people, High school graduates, People 25-34 years old |
47 | Coke has been around forever. It is a world known company. It is also very successful around the world. $150k+ income households, People 45-54 years old, $101k+ earners, Women, White people, Bachelor's degree holders |
48 | Unique, special, memorable, delicious. Men, $101k+ earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 45-54 years old |
49 | The long term tradition, the recognition, the association with American culture and with other big names such as the Olympics and McDonald's, some of their big ads like the polar bears. Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old, $0-30k earners, $0-35k income households, Women, People of other races or ethnicities |
50 | The universal red signage and the trademark are the strongest points. The secret formula is tried and true. There is no other brand that can match it worldwide. The original product is still untouched and has the market cornered. $75-150k income households, Graduate degree holders, People 45-54 years old, $61-100k earners, Men, Asian people |
Coca-Cola Top Competitors
The more you understand your competitors, the better chance you have of beating them.
This poll provides data for a quick-and-dirty competitive analysis based on potential consumer sentiment. By querying potential consumers, we get to understand your brand’s perceived position in the market.
Carefully read all the consumer comments to understand each competitor’s relative strengths and weaknesses, and potentially even perform a SWOT analysis with the data.
Poll Results
Who are Coke’s top competitors, and how do they compare?
Responses
Showing 50/50 responses
1 | Top competitor would be Pepsi, and they are not as good. It's similar but Coca-Cola is the clear winner. $75-150k income households, Associate degree holders, People 45-54 years old, People of other races or ethnicities, Women, $61-100k earners |
2 | Pepsi, Dr. Pepper, Root Beer are competitors. I don't drink soda... People 35-44 years old, White people, Women, $101k+ earners, Graduate degree holders |
3 | Pepsi because they offer the same type of products $35-75k income households, Women, $31-60k earners, Hispanic people, People 35-44 years old, High school graduates |
4 | Pepsi is their main competitor and I'd say it's well below Coke. I would think that Coke outsells it 4-5 times over. $150k+ income households, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, Non-binary people, People 35-44 years old, $61-100k earners |
5 | I think Pepsi is by far the biggest competitor. I like Pepsi a bit more although I don't mind Coke. $150k+ income households, Men, People 25-34 years old, $0-30k earners, White people, High school graduates |
6 | Pepsi, they are very similar $75-150k income households, People 35-44 years old, High school graduates, Men, $31-60k earners, White people |
7 | Pepsi-Cola is probably the main competitor. The comparisons between the brands are mostly a matter of personal taste, although it seems that Coca-Cola is the innovator when it comes to various products (they had Coke Zero Sugar before Pepsi had Pepsi Zero Sugar, for example). Hispanic people, Graduate degree holders, People 45-54 years old, Women, $0-35k income households, $0-30k earners |
8 | Pepsi, they are a little weaker than Coca Cola Men, $0-30k earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
9 | Pepsi is their other major competitor. While also popular, Coca-Cola is in far more restaurants and featured more prominently in stores. People 25-34 years old, Men, $31-60k earners, Hispanic people, Bachelor's degree holders |
10 | Coke's top competitor is Pepsi and in my own opinion, Pepsi tastes way better than Coke does now. However, when I was younger I liked Coke and not Pepsi. Coke ruined their product by changing the taste/formula of their product. People 25-34 years old, $75-150k income households, Bachelor's degree holders, Men, Black people, $61-100k earners |
11 | Pepsi, I don't know because I don't drink their products Hispanic people, $0-35k income households, Men, People 25-34 years old, High school graduates, $0-30k earners |
12 | Pepsi - I don't drink pop, but more sweetSnappleco - High-quality $75-150k income households, Graduate degree holders, People 25-34 years old, White people, $61-100k earners, Men |
13 | pepsi is coke's number one competition. I believe that Pepsi is a little better. People with other gender identities, $0-35k income households, People 45-54 years old, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, $61-100k earners |
14 | I feel they are dr. Pepper and the Pepsi co. I feel both have have good qualities but at times the tastes of certain products I feel don't match how Coke has over the years. Seems they change their recipe on which they make products $0-35k income households, People 25-34 years old, $0-30k earners, Men, High school graduates, People of other races or ethnicities |
15 | pepsi, they are a strong competitor $150k+ income households, Bachelor's degree holders, White people, Men, People 25-34 years old, $31-60k earners |
16 | Pepsi is definitely the top contender. I believe for colas, the generic brands are also there but they usually do taste a bit different. Overall, other healthier drinks such as tea beverages and sparkling water are posing a challenge to Coca-Cola. Dr. Pepper is also a good brand that is a big competitor. $75-150k income households, Graduate degree holders, People 45-54 years old, $61-100k earners, Men, Asian people |
17 | Coke's top competitors are Pepsi and Gatorade. Coke is more geared to younger people and Pepsi is geared more towards adult. Personally I prefer Pepsi because of the depth of taste. $150k+ income households, People 35-44 years old, Men, $31-60k earners, Asian people, Graduate degree holders |
18 | Pepsi-Co, Barq's, local micro-producers. Coca-cola is more iconic, more stable, but less modern. People 45-54 years old, $150k+ income households, Men, $101k+ earners, White people, Graduate degree holders |
19 | Pepsi is the top competitor and they are more modern and have more recognition such as Super Bowl, etc. Women, White people, Graduate degree holders, $31-60k earners, People 35-44 years old |
20 | Top competitors are RC Cola and various generic brands like Kroger's Big K Cola. Coke wins hands down... Also Pepsi, which I think is yucky! People 55-64 years old, Bachelor's degree holders, $150k+ income households, $61-100k earners, Women, White people |
21 | Pepsi, I think it is saccharine sweet and no comparison Women, $101k+ earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
22 | The top competitors are Pepsi and RC Cola, but Coke is better. It's more established, and also tastes better! $150k+ income households, White people, Graduate degree holders, People 35-44 years old, $61-100k earners, Men |
23 | Their competitors are Pepsi, Dr. Pepper and store brands. They are pretty even with Pepsi and Dr. Pepper and have a higher quality product than the store brands. Women, $0-30k earners, Asian people, Associate degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
24 | Pepsi is the clear top competitor to coke and although I don't have a big preference I do probably prefer coke just a tad bit over pepsi when given the choice. I'm not really picky though so whatever is convenient I would drink when I do drink soda once in a blue moon. People 25-34 years old, Men, $31-60k earners, Asian people, Bachelor's degree holders |
25 | I would say Pepsi. I don't drink either, so I have no idea how they compare. $31-60k earners, Bachelor's degree holders, Men, Hispanic people, People 35-44 years old |
26 | I would say Pepsi and Dr. Pepper are competitors of coke. Coke in my opinion tastes a lot better and offers more variety than Pepsi and Dr. Pepper do. $35-75k income households, $0-30k earners, Men, People 25-34 years old, Bachelor's degree holders, People of other races or ethnicities |
27 | I would say that Pepsi is Coca Cola's main competition but there are more players in the soft drink business now, especially those with larger amounts of caffeine like Monster Energy and Red Bull. $31-60k earners, $35-75k income households, Men, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
28 | Pepsi is smaller as a competitor but offers superior products. Men, $75-150k income households, $61-100k earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
29 | Pepsi is the major one, and pepsi is viewed as more youthful Graduate degree holders, White people, $101k+ earners, Women, People 35-44 years old |
30 | Pepsi, sprite, dr pepper. I think Coke is head and shoulders above these brands, but I would say these are the closest to coke in terms of fame. $75-150k income households, Men, People 25-34 years old, High school graduates, $0-30k earners, White people |
31 | Pepsi and 7-Up are the top competitors. They offer great products but will not ever remove Coca-Cola from business. People 35-44 years old, High school graduates, White people, $61-100k earners, Men |
32 | Pepsi: I always thought it tasted better, but it’s just as badSprite/7up: I used to like these as a kid better than cokeMountain Dew: gross, coke is better $150k+ income households, White people, Graduate degree holders, $101k+ earners, Men, People 35-44 years old |
33 | Pepsi - much weaker globally but comparable in the US. taste is not quite the same. RC cola - unknown. Also bottled water and sports drinks but not the mainstream product $150k+ income households, Black people, Bachelor's degree holders, $101k+ earners, Men, People 45-54 years old |
34 | Pepsi is their top competitor. I think Pepsi is sweeter, not in a good way, and is make to appeal more to people who like very sweet candy rather than flavorful candy-like snacks. I have always preferred Coke to any other cola brand. Vocational training graduates, $75-150k income households, $0-30k earners, White people, Men, People 35-44 years old |
35 | The biggest competitor is Pepsi and Coke is far superior. $75-150k income households, People 45-54 years old, Women, Hispanic people, Graduate degree holders, $61-100k earners |
36 | The main one obviously is Pepsi. Pepsi does have some products that Coca-Cola can't compete with, like Mountain Dew kickstart. People 35-44 years old, $0-35k income households, High school graduates, White people, $31-60k earners, Men |
37 | Pepsi and RC. Both are good, but Coke has a better flavor. Bachelor's degree holders, White people, Men, $35-75k income households, $31-60k earners, People 45-54 years old |
38 | Pepsi is probably the biggest competitor. I used to prefer Pepsi, but as I got older I prefer Coke. $35-75k income households, People 55-64 years old, $61-100k earners, Women, Hispanic people, Bachelor's degree holders |
39 | PepsiMost people seem to like either Pepsi or coke. I think there is room for both items. $150k+ income households, People 45-54 years old, $101k+ earners, Women, White people, Bachelor's degree holders |
40 | Pepsi is the main one currently. They are not as good as Coke. Pepsi also has a very big name but Coke has a better flavor and more tradition. I think Pepsi will likely decline more than Coke in the future. Other colas used to be around but it seems not as much anymore. Other sodas and drinks can compete some but are not a cola. Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old, $0-30k earners, $0-35k income households, Women, People of other races or ethnicities |
41 | Pepsi is the only competitor and Coke is far better. Men, $101k+ earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 45-54 years old |
42 | Pepsi is it's top competitor I actually prefer Pepsi over coke. Men, $61-100k earners, Black people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 55-64 years old |
43 | pepsi cola is the biggest competitor but it is a lot smaller compared to coca cola People 45-54 years old, Men, $35-75k income households, $31-60k earners, Hispanic people, Bachelor's degree holders |
44 | Pepsi, Moutain Dew and Dr. Pepper are Coke's biggest competitors. I personally like Coke better. I think the products taste better. Bachelor's degree holders, Women, People 35-44 years old, $75-150k income households, $61-100k earners, White people |
45 | Pepsi is the only notable competitor. Pepsi is a worse brand in soda, but it has more of a penetration in snacks. People 35-44 years old, White people, Men, Bachelor's degree holders, $31-60k earners |
46 | I would say on the Cola front Pepsi and RC. I have always been a fan of RC but it can be hard to find. All three have a very unique taste against one another and although they have a similar lineup of drinks diet coke and diet pepsi are still better then diet rite. Hispanic people, Non-binary people, Associate degree holders, $61-100k earners, $35-75k income households, People 45-54 years old |
47 | I would say mainly Pepsi as it is the only company that has as similar products as Coke. Other companies like RedBull or Monster also are competitors but they don't have the same impact as Pepsi. I think the advantage Coke has over Pepsi is that it is known worldwide. $35-75k income households, $0-30k earners, Women, White people, High school graduates, People 45-54 years old |
48 | Pepsi and RC Cola - they are not the leader in the soda industry that Coca Cola is - and Pepsi seems known as being sweeter $75-150k income households, Graduate degree holders, People 55-64 years old, Women, $61-100k earners, White people |
49 | Pepsi and they fare decently. Bachelor's degree holders, Men, $61-100k earners, Hispanic people, People 25-34 years old |
50 | I would say Pepsi and Dr. Pepper. I think coke wins hands down. Women, $0-30k earners, Black people, High school graduates, People 25-34 years old |
Coca-Cola Brand Trajectory
Brands “grow up” and age just like people do.
Some brands in their infancy (Warby Parker, Instagram) seem to pop out of nowhere to dominate their space. Most successful brands follow a natural course and age to become “old” brands (JC Penny, Volvo) that most people associate with a prior generation. But there are a handful of brands (Coca-Cola, Disney) that seem timeless. What’s the secret? Careful management of their brand trajectory.
Brand trajectory is the measurement of a brand’s current and future positioning in its target markets. Brand trajectory is measured via regular customer surveys of brand awareness and positioning. Polls like this one help reveal consumers perception of an established brand, and their opinions on its future prospects.
Poll Results
On a scale of 1-5, how would you rate Coke’s future prospects? Why?
Responses
Showing 50/50 responses
1 | they have a diversified set of brands and people drink the products often so i think they are safe People 45-54 years old, Men, $35-75k income households, $31-60k earners, Hispanic people, Bachelor's degree holders |
2 | it is a successful and popular brand and there is no reason to think that will change. Women, $101k+ earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
3 | The prospects of this company seem bright because they continue to innovate as consumer interest evolves. They offer a wide variety of products from which to choose rather than continue to make poor decisions on what they think the market desires. $31-60k earners, $35-75k income households, Men, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
4 | It seems like Coke is a leader in its field. $35-75k income households, People 35-44 years old, White people, Men, Bachelor's degree holders, $61-100k earners |
5 | high, everyone knows and recognizes coke Women, $101k+ earners, Asian people, Graduate degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
6 | They are the most popular soda brand. They are going to continue to sell a lot and there is no slowing for them. $150k+ income households, Graduate degree holders, Men, Black people, People 35-44 years old, $31-60k earners |
7 | they have enough cash to survive $150k+ income households, Bachelor's degree holders, White people, Men, People 25-34 years old, $31-60k earners |
8 | Coke has always done well and has established a strong reputation. I wouldn't expect that to change! $150k+ income households, White people, Graduate degree holders, People 35-44 years old, $61-100k earners, Men |
9 | I think Coke's better days are behind them. They are too big of a company and they have tried to fine tune their product with sub par ingredients and the taste now is horrible compared to other colas on the market. People 25-34 years old, $75-150k income households, Bachelor's degree holders, Men, Black people, $61-100k earners |
10 | Good if they move out of soft drinks into other things $75-150k income households, People 35-44 years old, High school graduates, Men, $31-60k earners, White people |
11 | They have been around for ages, everyone knows and loves coca-cola and they are not likely to go anywhere. They are a part of out culture $31-60k earners, Bachelor's degree holders, Women, White people, People 45-54 years old |
12 | I think Coca Cola has great prospects. They have large assets and the leading market share. People continue to drink Coke products including the more healthy option with water. I don't see Coke going anywhere in the future. People 45-54 years old, White people, Graduate degree holders, $61-100k earners, $35-75k income households, Women |
13 | I don't like it or them. No good drink. I only drink it if I have too. $0-30k earners, Men, Black people, Associate degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
14 | I really like Cocal cola as a company as well as their products, i personally believe they woll continue to be a dividend aristocrat, thus I hold them in 3 different investment accounts. People 35-44 years old, Hispanic people, Bachelor's degree holders, Men, $31-60k earners |
15 | they are a valued and iconic brand $31-60k earners, Graduate degree holders, Women, White people, People 35-44 years old |
16 | Coca-Cola has been a massive player in the soft drink industry for decades, but that's all they've ever been. Their commercials (involving polar bears and penguins) are memorable, cute, and funny, but unless they substantially improve or increase their product offering or public perception, I don't believe their future prospects are particularly good. $35-75k income households, Graduate degree holders, $31-60k earners, Women, White people, People 25-34 years old |
17 | Coke’s future prospects are bright. It’s a great company that innovates and keeps good products on the market. $75-150k income households, People 35-44 years old, Men, Graduate degree holders, White people, $61-100k earners |
18 | This is an all american brand that has already stood the test of time, and is still preferred by most. In any recession, people go to small indulgences more, like Coke. $75-150k income households, Bachelor's degree holders, White people, $101k+ earners, Women, People 35-44 years old |
19 | I think coke is likely to stick around for a very long time. They are a classic brand that has market appeal. There is no situation where coke would not be able to be successful! $75-150k income households, Hispanic people, Graduate degree holders, Men, People 35-44 years old, $101k+ earners |
20 | Coke has always been very popular, and I see people using their products on a daily basis. They are frequently coming out with new products and flavors, so I don't see a reason that this would stop any time soon. Their products are also relatively cheap, and found around the world, so they have a good market, again showing they have good future projections. $75-150k income households, $61-100k earners, Bachelor's degree holders, White people, Women, People 25-34 years old |
21 | I think it is such a big company that it will do ok with the coronavirus. With sporting events closed, I think it will lose revenue from that but it will also save money from sponsoring events as well. Once the country opens up again, I think its future will get back on track. People 35-44 years old, Women, $31-60k earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders |
22 | Coca-Cola is a timeless brand, and their beverages are served throughout the world. I imagine they'll continue to be a huge market presence, and my only concern would be the viability of some of their less healthy beverages as people become more health conscious. Of course, their product line is very diverse, so I'm sure they'll be able to weather any fad. Graduate degree holders, $101k+ earners, White people, Men, People 35-44 years old, $150k+ income households |
23 | There's likely going to be a dip in sales due to the pandemic, but I think the company won't do too badly during the next year, and will rebound relatively quickly. A coke is a small luxury that most people can afford, so it's one of the last that they will give up as well. Likewise, parents can't afford to buy their kids fancy stuff or go on vacations, but they might be willing to buy their children simpler, less expensive things like Coca-Cola to keep their spirits up. In a year or two, they will be at or above the pre-pandemic levels of sales - they still have tons of brand recognition globally so as soon as the economy recovers so will the company. $75-150k income households, White people, Graduate degree holders, People 35-44 years old, Men, $61-100k earners |
24 | Coke has been around for decades and is highly favored in many countries. I can't see it becoming less popular. It's prospects are excellent. $35-75k income households, People 55-64 years old, $61-100k earners, Women, Hispanic people, Bachelor's degree holders |
25 | I feel they have the market cornered. They need to have some more energy drinks and more healthy choices also in their lineup. Otherwise, they are solid and Coca-Cola isn't going anywhere for a long time. $75-150k income households, Graduate degree holders, People 45-54 years old, $61-100k earners, Men, Asian people |
26 | People are finally starting to figure out that sugar is bad for you and soda rots your teeth. $0-35k income households, Women, $0-30k earners, White people, High school graduates, People 25-34 years old |
27 | Coke is tried and true, I cant imagine it going anywhere People 35-44 years old, High school graduates, White people, $61-100k earners, Men |
28 | Coke will always be the most popular brand, people won't ever turn their backs on it. They must keep coming up with interesting flavors to keep the interest up for people like me, who don't drink soft drinks, but always try the new flavors. $0-35k income households, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old, Women, $0-30k earners, White people |
29 | high quality and catchy $0-30k earners, White people, Women, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
30 | The beverage is good and been around for a long time. I think people will continue to enjoy it. White people, $150k+ income households, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old, $0-30k earners, Men |
31 | I think people are more health conscious and budget conscious. Sodas are a treat for those who don't mind being unhealthy, but I dont think sodas are essential to consumers. Women, White people, Graduate degree holders, $31-60k earners, People 35-44 years old |
32 | They are a good company who have done well over many years. They have changed and kept up with the times. And they are all over the world. I think they have a bright future as long as they keep up and keep innovating to keep up with the current times. $35-75k income households, Men, $31-60k earners, White people, Graduate degree holders, People 65 and older |
33 | I think name sells it self , so there prospects should be good . $0-30k earners, Vocational training graduates, White people, Men, People 45-54 years old |
34 | because of good quality drinks and reputation $0-30k earners, White people, High school graduates, Men, People 45-54 years old |
35 | I'm a Pepsi guy myself. People 65 and older, White people, $0-30k earners, High school graduates, Men |
36 | This one looks good and reliable. The design just went back to basics and it fits with the Coca Brand's personality and reputation. Bachelor's degree holders, $150k+ income households, Men, White people, People 25-34 years old, $31-60k earners |
37 | It's a top company now I don't see why It wont still be a top company in the future. White people, $35-75k income households, Associate degree holders, People 35-44 years old, $0-30k earners, Men |
38 | I think they suffer from a little bit of brand fatigue, but they have also have strong name recognition and a strong list of products and they are moving into the energy drink and health drink realm, which will help them grow Men, $31-60k earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 25-34 years old |
39 | I think that Coke's future prospects are very strong. It's a well-established brand, and I don't see it going anywhere. Everyone in American loves Coke and will continue to buy its products no matter what. People 35-44 years old, $0-35k income households, High school graduates, White people, $31-60k earners, Men |
40 | This brand is only getting more popular as the years go by and they keep incorporating new flavors which is keeping the brand fresh. $75-150k income households, Men, People 25-34 years old, High school graduates, $0-30k earners, White people |
41 | I think sugar drinks are a thing of the past. People 55-64 years old, White people, Associate degree holders, $150k+ income households, $101k+ earners, Women |
42 | this is a well known product that has a great variety of items/choices. They are constantly trying new products and are not enamored with things that do not work. $75-150k income households, $61-100k earners, People 65 and older, White people, Graduate degree holders, Men |
43 | The graphics seem a bit difficult to read. $75-150k income households, People 35-44 years old, $61-100k earners, White people, Men, Bachelor's degree holders |
44 | Overall I think that they will do well. They have a good market share and most people drink sodas or sports drinks. People 35-44 years old, $61-100k earners, White people, $150k+ income households, Men, Bachelor's degree holders |
45 | Pretty good overall. I don't think the brand is going anywhere and I seriously doubt that people will stop drinking Coca-Cola, no matter how "health concious" they supposedly become. The simple fact of the matter is that I think Coke will be a round for a very long time. Men, $61-100k earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 45-54 years old |
46 | Coke has been around for like 100 years now, I don't see it going away anytime soon. They are a constant and a staple all over the world. They have nothing to worry about. People 35-44 years old, Bachelor's degree holders, Black people, Women, $0-35k income households, $31-60k earners |
47 | This company has been a huge success for well over 100 years now. They've survived the change from actual narcotic ingredients to caffeine and caramel coloring, and the New Coke fiasco. The only challenge I see for Coca-Cola right now is the pushback against unhealthy, sugar-laden soda and other junk food. As far as I know, the company already owns several other entities that can serve the health-driven market, and has demonstrated in the past that it can adapt its recipes when needed. White people, Associate degree holders, Non-binary people, $31-60k earners, People 45-54 years old |
48 | I do like coca cola products, especially cherry or vanilla coke. If they continue with the products they currently have, I believe they will continue to succeed as a company. People 35-44 years old, White people, Women, $0-30k earners, High school graduates |
49 | Timeless and classic. People always drink coke regardless of the economy. White people, $35-75k income households, Men, $31-60k earners, Graduate degree holders, People 25-34 years old |
50 | I don't think the future is so bright because of the negative research about how awful it is for you. I like it especially in the glass bottles, but I think with all the sugar and diabetes people will not choose this to buy first.The competition is high with so many other healthy drinks on the market. Sorry coke, I used to love you. Women, $31-60k earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 55-64 years old |
Coca-Cola Objective Consumer Descriptions
Marketers spend countless dollars to match the right words to their messages. But how does a marketer know their message is getting through?
This poll is a great way to test marketing message in a target consumer pool. Just ask your target market to describe your brand in their own words, and you’ll get qualitative insight on what’s working and potential areas for improvement and brand expansion.
Poll Results
How would you describe Coke in your own words?
Responses
Showing 50/50 responses
1 | Great company to have around. The products they make are worthy of my money $35-75k income households, Women, $31-60k earners, Hispanic people, People 35-44 years old, High school graduates |
2 | A quality brand with a long history $75-150k income households, Graduate degree holders, People 25-34 years old, White people, $61-100k earners, Men |
3 | Creative, Innovative. An industry leader. Crisp taste Men, People 35-44 years old, White people, Associate degree holders, $61-100k earners |
4 | The oldest soft drink company in the U.S. $75-150k income households, People 35-44 years old, High school graduates, Men, $31-60k earners, White people |
5 | Coke is my favorite soda because it is very refreshing and satisfying, total thirst-quencher. People 55-64 years old, Bachelor's degree holders, $150k+ income households, $61-100k earners, Women, White people |
6 | Coke is like an old friend who is always there at the exact time you need them. $75-150k income households, Associate degree holders, People 45-54 years old, People of other races or ethnicities, Women, $61-100k earners |
7 | Coke is very confident in their products. It is taste and quality first I feel and that is what people would like. $0-35k income households, People 25-34 years old, $0-30k earners, Men, High school graduates, People of other races or ethnicities |
8 | Great tasting and inexpensive. People 25-34 years old, Men, $31-60k earners, Hispanic people, Bachelor's degree holders |
9 | Sugar filled carbonated beverage with little to no nutritive value. People 35-44 years old, White people, Women, $101k+ earners, Graduate degree holders |
10 | Coca-Cola is probably the most recognizable soft drink brand. It is both long-lasting and innovative. Hispanic people, Graduate degree holders, People 45-54 years old, Women, $0-35k income households, $0-30k earners |
11 | Too large of a beverage company Hispanic people, $0-35k income households, Men, People 25-34 years old, High school graduates, $0-30k earners |
12 | Coke is tasty, filling, and fun. People with other gender identities, $0-35k income households, People 45-54 years old, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, $61-100k earners |
13 | For me, Coca Cola represents consistency, trust, and listening to their customers. They are responsive and look out for what's right. They try new things without taking away our favorites, they support great causes, and know their power and influence makes a difference. High school graduates, $61-100k earners, $35-75k income households, Hispanic people, Women, People 35-44 years old |
14 | Coke is an amazing company that sells a wide variety of beverages. From tea to soda. People 25-34 years old, Men, Bachelor's degree holders, White people, $31-60k earners |
15 | The classic & definitive cola taste. A bit of caramel, a bit of vanilla, a bit of licorice, a lot of flavor and sweetness. Vocational training graduates, $75-150k income households, $0-30k earners, White people, Men, People 35-44 years old |
16 | Coke is a timeless and famous soda company which has offered many different coke products throughout the ages. From the bottled mexican style beer to vanilla coke, coke seems to offer something that everyone can enjoy. $35-75k income households, $0-30k earners, Men, People 25-34 years old, Bachelor's degree holders, People of other races or ethnicities |
17 | causes cavities, timeless brand Men, $0-30k earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
18 | The quintessential soft drink Women, $101k+ earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
19 | Coca Cola is a soda company. Women, White people, Graduate degree holders, $31-60k earners, People 35-44 years old |
20 | Coke is an overly sweet, obesity causing societal problem. It’s gross on multiple levels and I refuse to drink it.msorry, but you asked for my own words $150k+ income households, White people, Graduate degree holders, $101k+ earners, Men, People 35-44 years old |
21 | It is classic, authentic, and ubiquitous. I live in Atlanta so I think Coke is for real! $150k+ income households, White people, Graduate degree holders, People 35-44 years old, $61-100k earners, Men |
22 | I would describe coke as a carbonated sugary drink that tastes good however is extremely unhealthy and something I can only drink once in a while. People 25-34 years old, Men, $31-60k earners, Asian people, Bachelor's degree holders |
23 | Sweet, sugary, iconic brand, available, American. People 45-54 years old, $150k+ income households, Men, $101k+ earners, White people, Graduate degree holders |
24 | The original cola. Even today people still say coke when they mean any kind of cola. When I was growing up, in the 70's it was the preferred choice and Pepsi was seen as a lesser brand. Vocational training graduates, People 65 and older, $0-35k income households, Women, $0-30k earners, People of other races or ethnicities |
25 | A brand that has seen it's best days behind it and now is in the rearview mirror and they are fading fast. People 25-34 years old, $75-150k income households, Bachelor's degree holders, Men, Black people, $61-100k earners |
26 | A sugary drink that is very bad for you. The company is pretty rich, though. $31-60k earners, Bachelor's degree holders, Men, Hispanic people, People 35-44 years old |
27 | A famous company focused on soft drinks and similar products Graduate degree holders, White people, $101k+ earners, Women, People 35-44 years old |
28 | I would describe Coke as familiar and comforting. There's nothing like a classic Coca-Cola. People 35-44 years old, $0-35k income households, High school graduates, White people, $31-60k earners, Men |
29 | It's a very traditional company with standards that have changed very little over the years. My only gripe is their switch of the formula to use corn syrup from the original of sugar. $31-60k earners, $35-75k income households, Men, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
30 | Coke is a very refreshing drink that is good to have on a hot and humid day. $35-75k income households, People 65 and older, Women, $31-60k earners, White people, High school graduates |
31 | Coke is an old brand that is as American as apple pie. Its headquarters are in Atlanta Georgia and its well loved throughout the world. $150k+ income households, People 35-44 years old, Men, $31-60k earners, Asian people, Graduate degree holders |
32 | A traditional yet modern soda company that has been around for forever. People 35-44 years old, High school graduates, White people, $61-100k earners, Men |
33 | It's a trusted carbonated soda brand that a traditional logo and tries to keep up with trends in drinks. Women, $0-30k earners, Asian people, Associate degree holders, People 35-44 years old |
34 | My words are tasty and excellent brand, mouth watering when seeing images and gives more temptation $0-30k earners, People 35-44 years old, Women, Asian people, Graduate degree holders |
35 | It is a fun loving, exciting beverage company that is associated with fun. It is well-known to be the leader in the carbonated beverage industry and it is a true American staple of life. It is so well-known and prestigious throughout the world. $75-150k income households, Graduate degree holders, People 45-54 years old, $61-100k earners, Men, Asian people |
36 | A fun brand that has always been reliable, tasty and an enjoyable drink for me throughout the years. $75-150k income households, Men, People 25-34 years old, High school graduates, $0-30k earners, White people |
37 | Leader, strong brand, refreshing, well known, global, recognizable, tasty, historical. $150k+ income households, Black people, Bachelor's degree holders, $101k+ earners, Men, People 45-54 years old |
38 | A Classic American Drink but beyond that a worldwide business as for describing the drink itself, Crisp,Refreshing,Cola Men, $31-60k earners, White people, High school graduates, People 35-44 years old |
39 | It's a refreshing drink that is recognized all over the world. Men, $61-100k earners, Black people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 55-64 years old |
40 | I would describe Coke as something that I currently do like and consume but I used to like it much more than I do now. There is an aftertaste in Coke that never used to be there before. It tastes more artificial and it needs to have more of the real sugar rush type of taste that it used to have. The color seems artificial also. I miss that deep, dark pure cola looking color Women, $35-75k income households, White people, Graduate degree holders, People 25-34 years old, $31-60k earners |
41 | It cool and refreshing and delightful. Bachelor's degree holders, White people, Men, $35-75k income households, $31-60k earners, People 45-54 years old |
42 | Coke reminds me of when I was a kid. I was brought up in France and to me having a coke was a treat. I was usually in the nice old-fashioned glass bottle. I would say Fresh, Fizzy and Dark $35-75k income households, $0-30k earners, Women, White people, High school graduates, People 45-54 years old |
43 | Classic and complimentary. Bachelor's degree holders, Men, $61-100k earners, Hispanic people, People 25-34 years old |
44 | The top selling and most delicious soda brand. $75-150k income households, People 45-54 years old, Women, Hispanic people, Graduate degree holders, $61-100k earners |
45 | Coke is a carbonated sweet beverage with caffeine and great taste. $35-75k income households, People 55-64 years old, $61-100k earners, Women, Hispanic people, Bachelor's degree holders |
46 | A really great tasting cola drink that is nice and fizzy. Bachelor's degree holders, People 35-44 years old, $0-30k earners, $0-35k income households, Women, People of other races or ethnicities |
47 | I would describe Coke as trusted, honest and modern. The brand has a great reputation. Bachelor's degree holders, Women, People 35-44 years old, $75-150k income households, $61-100k earners, White people |
48 | Timeless, fun, cool, young. Men, $101k+ earners, White people, Bachelor's degree holders, People 45-54 years old |
49 | An iconic soda brand. People 35-44 years old, White people, Men, Bachelor's degree holders, $31-60k earners |
50 | This beverage is it and anything compares. I have nostalgic arouses with every drop. Women, $0-30k earners, Black people, High school graduates, People 25-34 years old |