Sensory Soda Videos

Coca-Cola Celebrates Its Fizzy Sound With a Cinematic Tribute

In line with turning 100 this year, Coca-Cola has turned to celebrating its fizzy sound with a cinematic tribute.

In partnership with JWT Brazil, this 34-second trailer features the distinctive sound of a Coca-Cola bottle being opened as well as the sound of the drink being poured over ice. Titled 'Coke Thirst -- A Sound Experience by Dolby,' this interesting ad is to be launched in Brazilian movie theaters with a goal to "bring sensation to the extreme." JWT Brazil's Chief Creative Officer Ricardo John has stated that making Dolby a part of this cinematic tribute was the perfect choice. The American audio corporation is known for its great sound quality its consumers can rely on.

Unlike celebrating the Coca-Cola bottle, this video proves there is much more to praise about the historic drink.

Audio Branding
Companies can consider incorporating audio elements into their branding, creating a unique and memorable sensory experience for their customers.
Cinematic Advertising
Businesses can experiment with creating cinematic ads that evoke emotions and captivate audiences beyond traditional advertising methods.
Sensory Marketing
Businesses can explore the use of sensory elements in their marketing campaigns to enhance customer experiences and create brand loyalty.

Where This Applies

Beverage
Beverage companies can use sensory marketing to differentiate their products and create brand appeal in an increasingly crowded marketplace.
Advertising
The advertising industry can benefit from incorporating sensory marketing elements into their campaigns to create more engaging and memorable experiences for audiences.
Entertainment
Incorporating high-quality audio and cinematic elements in their productions can create an immersive and engaging experience for audiences in the entertainment industry.
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MARKETTop markets: North America, South America
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Activity 38%
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