Coca-Cola, is unquestionably, the most memorable brand on earth.

Next to the word “okay” “Coca-Cola” is actually the second most understood word across every language, country, and culture on Earth.

And that’s not a mistake.

It’s the result of over a hundred years of careful and deliberate brand management, marketing, advertising, and influencing of culture.

All in the service of lodging its logo, brand, and product firmly in peoples’ minds.

But how did Coke do it, why did it work, and what can we learn from their strategy?

Join me today as we examine the psychological side of Coke’s century-long success - and how we can use its strategies to grow our own brands and businesses.

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People love Starbucks.

But its loyalty app - Starbucks Rewards - is no slouch either.

Considered a best-in-class loyalty experience, in 2023 interim CEO Howard Schultz shared that Starbucks Rewards drove a whopping 55% of Starbucks total U.S. revenue.

But how did Starbucks Rewards become the king of loyalty programs?

Unsurprisingly there’s some marketing psychology and behavioral science behind why the app - and Starbucks - are so addictive…

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When Barrack Obama was running for President, a journalist asked a bit of a “gotcha” question.

He asked candidate Obama whether he’d ever smoked m*rijuana.

And instead of trying to hide a mistake that might’ve cost him the race, he admitted to it.

Obama said, “When I was a kid, I inhaled. That was the point.”

Because Obama was already seen as a likeable, smart and competent guy something called the Pratfall Effect kicked in, and made him even more likeable, because now he didn’t seem “too perfect.”

And it turns out that’s what’s true for presidential candidates can also be true for regular people, celebrities, and consumer brands, too...

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