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In April they created a new office of digital communications and social media within its public affairs and communications department, giving Adam Brown, digital communications director, and Anne Carelli, digital communications manager, oversight of corporate digital and social media communications efforts.
I am not sure Coca Cola really needs social media, though (although it definitely could and would not hurt). After all, I cannot imagine that I know any Americans that have never bought or drank soda from a 2-liter bottle, but I would be hard pressed to find someone that could actually quantify a liter of gasoline.
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10 by 6 by 10 tactic- I want to know more! There must be a really fine line with having representatives, I wonder if they're ever seen as being bias towards Coca Cola. I think coke is a great social object- there's so much you can do around it. I was watching the Coke Library advert and found myself brainstorming ways they could build on it. At the moment the Facebook fan page has 3,657,067 fans, how do they choose and create social content that appeals to everyone? Do they have an idea of demographics? I guess I'm just curious to know how it changes by market.
http://twitter.com/meanius Samina
10 by 6 by 10 tactic- I want to know more! There must be a really fine line with having representatives, I wonder if they're ever seen as being bias towards Coca Cola. I think coke is a great social object- there's so much you can do around it. I was watching the Coke Library advert and found myself brainstorming ways they could build on it. At the moment the Facebook fan page has 3,657,067 fans, how do they choose and create social content that appeals to everyone? Do they have an idea of demographics? I guess I'm just curious to know how it changes by market.
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