CSB3: Florida, YOHB?

[jay745]

Gross

 

[JC_451]

^ that avatar

I just love soda in general.

 

[mwoodski]

soda is the devil

 

[mrmatto]

Surge or Cherry Coke (movie theaters only) or BTFO

 

[cb1111]

RC cola

 

[riceburner]

cherry pepsi is my current fav.

don't @ me on the coke vs pepsi bullshit. they are both just fine. currently just digging cherry pepsi more.

 

[jay745]

don't @ me on the coke vs pepsi bullshit. they are both just fine.

If I had more time I'd write a 20 page dissertation on how wrong you are

 

[dtfd]

I'm not usually big on soda but I had a mango Pepsi a while back that I thought was pretty damn good.

Other than that I like elderflower soda. (Think like Fanta shokata)

 

[jay745]

Certainly! Here’s an outline for a 20-page dissertation on the topic "Why Coca-Cola is Better Than Pepsi":

**Abstract**
- Summarize the dissertation's purpose, methodology, key findings, and conclusions.

**Chapter 1: Introduction**
- Introduction to the topic: the rivalry between Coca-Cola and Pepsi.
- Statement of the problem: Why examine which is better?
- Objectives of the dissertation.
- Overview of the structure of the dissertation.

**Chapter 2: Historical Background**
- History of Coca-Cola: Founding, growth, and global expansion.
- History of Pepsi: Founding, rivalry with Coca-Cola, and global presence.
- Comparison of brand strategies and marketing approaches.

**Chapter 3: Product Analysis**
- Detailed analysis of Coca-Cola’s product lineup: Classic Coke, Diet Coke, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, etc.
- Comparison with Pepsi’s product lineup: Pepsi-Cola, Diet Pepsi, Pepsi Max, etc.
- Focus on taste profiles, ingredients, and consumer preferences.

**Chapter 4: Branding and Marketing**
- Branding strategies of Coca-Cola: Iconic logo, brand image, advertising campaigns.
- Comparative analysis of Pepsi’s branding: Marketing campaigns, celebrity endorsements, brand positioning.
- Impact of branding on consumer perception and loyalty.

**Chapter 5: Cultural and Global Influence**
- Cultural significance of Coca-Cola: Coca-Cola in popular culture, music, movies, and global events.
- Comparative analysis: Pepsi’s cultural impact and global reach.
- Case studies of international marketing strategies and their effectiveness.

**Chapter 6: Consumer Preferences and Market Share**
- Analysis of consumer preferences: Surveys, taste tests, and market research.
- Sales data and market share: Coca-Cola vs. Pepsi in different regions and demographics.
- Factors influencing consumer choice: Taste, branding, availability, etc.

**Chapter 7: Financial Performance and Business Strategy**
- Financial analysis: Revenue, profitability, and market capitalization of Coca-Cola and PepsiCo.
- Business strategies: Product innovation, diversification, mergers, and acquisitions.
- Impact of strategic decisions on brand strength and market leadership.

**Chapter 8: Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility**
- Environmental initiatives: Sustainable packaging, water stewardship, and carbon footprint reduction.
- Social responsibility programs: Community engagement, health initiatives, and philanthropy.
- Comparative analysis: Coca-Cola vs. Pepsi’s commitments and achievements.

**Chapter 9: Challenges and Criticisms**
- Criticisms of Coca-Cola: Health concerns, sugary drink debate, and marketing controversies.
- Criticisms of Pepsi: Similar issues, response to consumer trends.
- Corporate responses and strategies to address challenges.

**Chapter 10: Conclusion**
- Summary of key findings: Why Coca-Cola is perceived as better than Pepsi.
- Reflection on the significance of brand loyalty, taste preferences, and cultural impact.
- Future trends and challenges in the beverage industry.

**References**
- Bibliography of sources used in the dissertation.

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This outline covers various aspects of why Coca-Cola might be considered better than Pepsi, including historical background, product analysis, branding, consumer preferences, financial performance, sustainability, and more. Each chapter would delve deeper into the specific topics, providing a comprehensive view supported by research and analysis.

 

[toothofwar]

 

[Acadia18]

Just bought 12 2 liter of Diet Mt. Dew since it was on sale 3 for $6.

Seems crazy that almost all soda was like $1-1.50 for the longest, now all bottles are over 3 dollars if they're not on-sale.

Planning to go back to clear out the rest tomorrow, hopefully they will foolishly restock the shelf too

Bruh...

 

[Acadia18]

Certainly! Here’s an outline for a 20-page dissertation on the topic "Why Coca-Cola is Better Than Pepsi":

**Abstract**
- Summarize the dissertation's purpose, methodology, key findings, and conclusions.

**Chapter 1: Introduction**
- Introduction to the topic: the rivalry between Coca-Cola and Pepsi.
- Statement of the problem: Why examine which is better?
- Objectives of the dissertation.
- Overview of the structure of the dissertation.

**Chapter 2: Historical Background**
- History of Coca-Cola: Founding, growth, and global expansion.
- History of Pepsi: Founding, rivalry with Coca-Cola, and global presence.
- Comparison of brand strategies and marketing approaches.

**Chapter 3: Product Analysis**
- Detailed analysis of Coca-Cola’s product lineup: Classic Coke, Diet Coke, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, etc.
- Comparison with Pepsi’s product lineup: Pepsi-Cola, Diet Pepsi, Pepsi Max, etc.
- Focus on taste profiles, ingredients, and consumer preferences.

**Chapter 4: Branding and Marketing**
- Branding strategies of Coca-Cola: Iconic logo, brand image, advertising campaigns.
- Comparative analysis of Pepsi’s branding: Marketing campaigns, celebrity endorsements, brand positioning.
- Impact of branding on consumer perception and loyalty.

**Chapter 5: Cultural and Global Influence**
- Cultural significance of Coca-Cola: Coca-Cola in popular culture, music, movies, and global events.
- Comparative analysis: Pepsi’s cultural impact and global reach.
- Case studies of international marketing strategies and their effectiveness.

**Chapter 6: Consumer Preferences and Market Share**
- Analysis of consumer preferences: Surveys, taste tests, and market research.
- Sales data and market share: Coca-Cola vs. Pepsi in different regions and demographics.
- Factors influencing consumer choice: Taste, branding, availability, etc.

**Chapter 7: Financial Performance and Business Strategy**
- Financial analysis: Revenue, profitability, and market capitalization of Coca-Cola and PepsiCo.
- Business strategies: Product innovation, diversification, mergers, and acquisitions.
- Impact of strategic decisions on brand strength and market leadership.

**Chapter 8: Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility**
- Environmental initiatives: Sustainable packaging, water stewardship, and carbon footprint reduction.
- Social responsibility programs: Community engagement, health initiatives, and philanthropy.
- Comparative analysis: Coca-Cola vs. Pepsi’s commitments and achievements.

**Chapter 9: Challenges and Criticisms**
- Criticisms of Coca-Cola: Health concerns, sugary drink debate, and marketing controversies.
- Criticisms of Pepsi: Similar issues, response to consumer trends.
- Corporate responses and strategies to address challenges.

**Chapter 10: Conclusion**
- Summary of key findings: Why Coca-Cola is perceived as better than Pepsi.
- Reflection on the significance of brand loyalty, taste preferences, and cultural impact.
- Future trends and challenges in the beverage industry.

**References**
- Bibliography of sources used in the dissertation.

---

This outline covers various aspects of why Coca-Cola might be considered better than Pepsi, including historical background, product analysis, branding, consumer preferences, financial performance, sustainability, and more. Each chapter would delve deeper into the specific topics, providing a comprehensive view supported by research and analysis.

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[Acadia18]

Just bought 12 2 liter of Diet Mt. Dew since it was on sale 3 for $6.

Seems crazy that almost all soda was like $1-1.50 for the longest, now all bottles are over 3 dollars if they're not on-sale.

Planning to go back to clear out the rest tomorrow, hopefully they will foolishly restock the shelf too

 

[dtfd]

 

[Strange Mud]

But it's diet soda