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Advertising & PR<br />

To celebrate the unique iconic shape and sensual<br />

form of the Original <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Glass bottle as<br />

the ultimate brand experience, <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> Great<br />

Britain launched a number of initiatives in 2002.<br />

• A summertime television advertisement<br />

‘Mowerman’ showed the thirst quenching<br />

appeal of drinking from a refreshing ice cold<br />

glass bottle.<br />

• Also, a national outdoor advertising campaign,<br />

with four stylish executions, celebrated the<br />

unique shape and form of the Original Glass<br />

bottle in contrast <strong>to</strong> the<br />

curves and silhouette of<br />

the human form, with<br />

the strapline ‘Get your<br />

•<br />

Hands on a Con<strong>to</strong>ur ’.<br />

<strong>The</strong> exhibition of the<br />

‘Con<strong>to</strong>ur ’ lifestyle<br />

collection was supported by a strong PR<br />

campaign – see Original Glass bottle page<br />

for details.<br />

‘Schweppes ’ re-launched the ‘Sch…You Know Who?’<br />

strapline at the end of 2001, with a stylish and<br />

award-winning print advertising campaign that used<br />

the work of Alison Jackson, an artist well known<br />

for creating stylish and playfully witty pho<strong>to</strong>graphs<br />

of lookalike celebrities, capturing them in their<br />

supposed unseen off-guard moments.<br />

Christmas 2001 saw <strong>Coca</strong>-<strong>Cola</strong> unveil the<br />

record-breaking World’s Biggest Advent Calendar<br />

on the side of Birmingham’s Town Hall. <strong>The</strong><br />

huge scale of the 3D calendar gave a sense of<br />

festive drama <strong>to</strong> the city centre, while themed<br />

events brought the community <strong>to</strong>gether as each<br />

window came <strong>to</strong> life every day with music,<br />

fireworks and, on Christmas Eve, Father Christmas<br />

appeared with ‘real’ snow.

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