As a regular drinker of Coke products I started entering the ‘codes’ for Coke Rewards on their website and have managed to accumulate a few points, just enough to get a t-shirt that says Coke. Checking my email I receive notification that an item on my wish list, the t-shirt, is running low and may no longer be available soon. I rush to the website and sure enough, t-shirts are gone.
A suggestion to Coke. Printing several thousand t-shirts with a Coke logo is CHEAP. The advertising generated by thousand of folks walking around wearing a Coke t-shirt is worth handing them out for free, never mind making us collect bottle caps at 3 points apiece to get something like 200 points to earn one.
At my point collection rate there isn’t anything I want from this promo that I can achieve now that the t-shirts are gone. Do they think this will engender good will towards Coke? I had been trying to improve my habits and was drinking water with a Coke as a reward when I finished whatever amount I had to drink. I hate drinking water. This promo got me drinking more Coke again but if it all comes to nothing I could decide to try the healthy thing again.
Several years ago my sister got a Generation Next t-shirt from Pepsi and gave it to me. I never drink Pepsi unless some restaurant holds me hostage and that is all they serve. I have worn that t-shirt for at least 5 years on a regular basis giving Pepsi tons of advertising. It is finally wearing out and Coke has an opportunity. Will they let it pass?
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1 comment:
can i offer you a Beer Lao T-shirt instead as a consolation prize? far more street cred. although you might get some people asking "where/what is "lao""?
and its only $2. I'll ship it to you for free.
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