Does Coke Still Put Names On Bottles?
How about a Coke bottle with your name on it? For the first time, Coke is replacing its iconic logo with 250 popular names. From Aaron to Zach, head to shareacoke.com to see if your name is among those selected. Then you can try to track down a limited-edition 20-ounce bottle of Coke, Diet Coke or Coke Zero with your name on it.
The campaign officially starts in May, but Coke said personalized bottles have already started to hit store shelves. Among the new names that will be appearing on Coke bottles are Desi, Shay, Emmanuel, Sheena and Destiny. Larry, Art and Eddie also made the cut.
This year Coke ( KO) is increasing the number of names by four times to 1,000. They will also include nicknames such as “bro,” “better half” and “sidekick.” In addition to names, Coke is rolling out bottles and cans with packaging that references special occasions, such as “Class of 2015,” and more generic terms including “Team” and “Family.”
For the first time, Coke is replacing its iconic logo with 250 popular names. From Aaron to Zach, head to shareacoke.com to see if your name is among those selected.
What are the names on Coke bottles?
Among the new names that will be appearing on Coke bottles are Desi, Shay, Emmanuel, Sheena and Destiny. Larry, Art and Eddie also made the cut.
They will also include nicknames such as “bro,” “better half” and “sidekick.”. In addition to names, Coke is rolling out bottles and cans with packaging that references special occasions, such as “Class of 2015,” and more generic terms including “Team” and “Family.”.
Coke has a bottle with your name on it…probably. The beverage giant is bringing back a popular advertising campaign that involves printing first names on 20-ounce bottles of Coke, Diet Coke and Coke Zero. This year Coke ( KO) is increasing the number of names by four times to 1,000. They will also include nicknames such as “bro,” “better half” …
A six pack gets free shipping. The goal is to encourage Coke drinkers to share pictures of themselves and their “Share a Coke” bottles on social media. The company said last year’s “Share a Coke” campaign was a huge success.
Why are there names on Coke bottles?
Various countries have different rules that dictate where a company can print information on their products. For example, in the United States, if a product has no thermometer or nutrition facts printed on it, a company can add some other type of text to the packaging.
The ad campaign for Share a Coke ended in the United States in October 2015.