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Displaying 5 Campaigns tagged with "visual-identity"
Global

Why would a recognisable brand like Coca-Cola need a refresh?

Brand: Coca-Cola
Campaign: Global Visual Identity Refresh

Source: https://www.marketing-interactive.com/why-would-a-recognisable-brand-like-coca-cola-need-a-refresh

Goal: Ensure brand consistency across various markets

Claim: One recognisable brand experience

Summary: Coca-Cola has introduced a global visual identity refresh aimed at creating a clearer and more consistent brand experience across over 200 markets. This subtle update reinforces the brand’s core elements rather than reinventing them, highlighting the importance of maintaining brand equity in a competitive landscape.

Portugal

Coca-Cola reinforces global visual identity with new image for over 200 markets

Brand: Coca-Cola
Campaign: New Image. The Same Flavor

Source: https://www.imagensdemarca.pt/artigo/coca-cola-reforca-identidade-visual-global-com-nova-imagem-para-mais-de-200-mercados/

Goal: To create a consistent visual identity across all consumer touchpoints

Claim: New Image. The Same Flavor

Media: Digital platforms, packaging, retail

Summary: Coca-Cola is implementing a new global visual identity system to reinforce iconic brand elements and create a more consistent consumer experience across more than 200 markets, including Portugal. The campaign titled 'New Image. The Same Flavor' aims for every expression of the brand to be instantly recognizable as Coca-Cola. The transition will occur gradually, allowing the old and new designs to coexist temporarily as the products are distributed. A new Brand Center and design tools have been developed to support this implementation, with creative collaboration from multiple agencies.

Canada

The Globe and Mail Creates a System for Various Themes from Its Headline

Campaign: What Shapes Your World?

Source: https://www.media-marketing.com/vijesti/the-globe-and-mail-od-svog-zaglavlja-napravio-sistem-za-razlicite-teme/

Goal: To adapt the existing brand identity for a digital audience

Media: Television, outdoor advertising, print, digital channels, audio formats

Summary: The Globe and Mail, a Canadian newspaper, is utilizing its headline as a flexible visual system that can change based on ad themes. The campaign 'What Shapes Your World?' developed by VML Canada modifies the original headline structure while keeping it recognizable. It was launched in March 2026 with various adaptations across multiple media platforms to connect with a digital audience.

Global

Coca-Cola refreshes its look without rewriting the recipe

Brand: Coca-Cola
Campaign: Global Visual Identity Refresh

Source: https://www.marketing-interactive.com/coca-cola-refreshes-its-look-without-rewriting-the-recipe

Goal: To create greater consistency across marketing and packaging

Claim: Coca-Cola is one of the most recognised brands in the world

Media: Digital touchpoints, packaging, retail environments

Summary: Coca-Cola has introduced a new global visual identity system to enhance consistency across its marketing and packaging in over 200 markets. The refresh emphasizes the brand's core visual elements and includes updates to Coca-Cola zero sugar packaging. A new immersive brand center and AI-powered design tools will support the rollout, aiming to ensure brand governance and consistency.

Uruguay

Coca-Cola Changes Its Visual Image Worldwide (and the Cans and Bottles You Buy in Uruguay Will Look Different)

Brand: Coca-Cola
Campaign: Global Visual Identity Refresh

Source: https://infonegocios.biz/plus/coca-cola-cambia-su-imagen-visual-en-todo-el-mundo-y-las-latas-y-botellas-que-compras-en-uruguay-ya-van-a-lucir-diferente

Goal: To make Coca-Cola products unmistakably recognizable worldwide

Claim: Coca-Cola is one of the most recognized brands in the world

Media: Digital experiences, packaging

Summary: The Coca-Cola Company launched a global visual identity refresh that is being rolled out in Latin America, including Uruguay, enhancing the iconic red and white palette, emphasizing its historic Spencerian typography, and introducing more prominent branding for Coca-Cola Zero Sugar. The aim is to ensure consistency and clarity in the brand's appearance across over 200 markets.

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