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In this video, we're going to unveil Coca Cola's secret marketing strategies and tactics!

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[rustyking]

At Stanford Mall here in Palo Alto CA there are 3 separate jewelry stores. They're all owned by the same person giving the illusion of competition.

[ricobernaldo]

This is called direct positioning.
Where you put competing brands directly to each other

[garymathena]

I worked in gas stations for 20 years, Coke always outsold Pepsi all the time.

[Akira-nwjl]

Its called variety. When you have variety people think that you dont have to keep looking for other options because its all there.

[dapooramericanhomesteadfar]

I used to work in a vending machine company. It doesn't matter. Like you said. If you have a high volume of people traffic. The more machines. The better. If 1 machine holds 100 can and you can sell 200. Why don't you have 2 machines. If you can sell 300. Why don't you have 3 machines. I have stores on my route that have 3 soda machines and I service them everyday because they sell quickly.

[jamesmckenzie]

There's a real world application of this very near to me. There's a converted self-standing espresso drive-thru who's business has more than doubled because a well-established chain opened a coffee shop next door. Both are fijng amazingly well. Add to the mix a national tea vendor and it gets really interesting.

[charlieg]

The coke machine would sell less but the total would be over 100 cans

[jonathanlafrance]

You didn’t explain how the 2 competitors side by side INCREASES DEMAND / SALES

[markrowland]

Great lesson. More than seven choices, might sell vert few.

[windyhollow]

Or do what I did, but a coke machine and put Pepsi in it. Yes it is in a public location and I do sell plenty and I also get a better deal on Pepsi.

[ixhbync]

I could be wrong and be manipulated by advertising more than I think, but I honestly can count maybe 10 times in my life that I saw an ad or commercial about something I didn't need or even thought about and I went WOW I need to go by that now.
But apparently, how many ads there are everywhere, it must work, or companies wouldn't do it.

[silversurfers]

...then you put a sandwich machine next to them two, “O well, while I have a drink, I'll have a sandwich too.“ 😅

[pettergardo]

Never been so drunk that I drank Pepsi

[whilewaitingforthemothersh]

It works the same way with politics :
Democrats or republicans
Personally I don’t want a soft drink and don’t want either political party

[christianfreedom-seeker]

Most businesses are on contract with ONLY Coke OR Pepsi but not both.

[DiamondHedgehog]

Is that why we see so many dollar stores across the street from each other.

[owz]

The question i ask is. When will i have money to buy anything 😂

[googleuser]

Pepsi every day, and twice on Sunday.

[madtscientist]

It's called options when you have more than 3 to 4 options. Your brain can't function and there's too many decisions. It's just like having a keypad and there's 10 digits. Will the amount of possibilities is unstaggering? So the more options you have, the harder. Your brain has to think some days we don't want to think

[stevenwilliams]

Logical, if I own a business how much should I charge to work a job? I'm competing with myself. Choice makes the value