11 responses to “Not red, but all colours”

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   Amanda Cromhout

   14 years Ago

   Thats why its such a phenomenal brand and a leader in marketing in SA. Notice how retailers lead with Coca Cola campaigns…..not rocket science. I think there are very few other brands which have such pan market appeal

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   Megan

   14 years Ago

   Simba chips is another one: 31% of South African adults have enjoyed Simba chips in the past 7 days. There is very little variation between races – Balck 31%, Coloured 32%, Indian 35% and White 27% (AMPS2010)

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   Paul

   14 years Ago

   Colgate?

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   Megan

   14 years Ago

   36% of South African adults have bought Colgate in the past 4 weeks (Black 38%, Coloured 29%, Indian 39% and White 30%) (AMPS2010)

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   Claire

   14 years Ago

   36% of South African adults have bought Colgate in the past 4 weeks. By population group: Black 38%, Coloured 29%, Indian 39%, and White 30%.

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   Amnon

   14 years Ago

   KFC is another one: 45% of South African adults visited KFC in the past four weeks (Black 46%, Coloured 41%, Indian 53% and White 44%) (AMPS2010).

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   Chris

   14 years Ago

   Few brands are colour blind; this one’s just health blind.

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   Luvuyo

   14 years Ago

   How about Aquafresh?

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   Megan

   14 years Ago

   29% of all South African adults have bought Aquafresh in the past 4 weeks. (Black 29%, Coloured 26%, Indian 20% and White 33%) (AMPS2010)

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      Paul

      14 years Ago

      How about Volkswagen Polo’s?

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         Jabulani

         14 years Ago

         The spread across the races might be lower but that is because fewer people own Volkwagen Polo’s. The spread of a proportion peaks at 50% and yet Coke has a range of only 6% across the races – the lowest in the examples above.

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