BF
I like the old 'holidays are coming' commerical more. The new one sucks
Oh but taste wise I’ve always preferred Pepsi anyhow
Oh but taste wise I’ve always preferred Pepsi anyhow
AS
How does that work?!! They showed the 'actual' one on the website until the other day then changed it? I didn't vote for a kid ringing bells, I voted for the one with a boy looking out of the car with his dad!
What a con.
Asa
Admin
London UK posted:
They have changed the advert on the coca cola website
How does that work?!! They showed the 'actual' one on the website until the other day then changed it? I didn't vote for a kid ringing bells, I voted for the one with a boy looking out of the car with his dad!
What a con.
DA
How does that work?!! They showed the 'actual' one on the website until the other day then changed it? I didn't vote for a kid ringing bells, I voted for the one with a boy looking out of the car with his dad!
What a con.
Theres two versions, a long one and a short one. they just aired the short one on tv.
Davidjb
Founding member
Asa posted:
London UK posted:
They have changed the advert on the coca cola website
How does that work?!! They showed the 'actual' one on the website until the other day then changed it? I didn't vote for a kid ringing bells, I voted for the one with a boy looking out of the car with his dad!
What a con.
Theres two versions, a long one and a short one. they just aired the short one on tv.
MU
Coca Cola is run on a Franchise basis around the world.
Cola Cola Ireland with an Ulster of shoot is one Franchise.
Coca Cola in Great Britain is another Franchise. Realistically then they are 2 seperate companies.
Cola cola HQ has obviously made a few adverts and allowed the franchise companies to use what it felt appropraite for its market.
Cola Cola Ireland with an Ulster of shoot is one Franchise.
Coca Cola in Great Britain is another Franchise. Realistically then they are 2 seperate companies.
Cola cola HQ has obviously made a few adverts and allowed the franchise companies to use what it felt appropraite for its market.