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Amidst the blizzard of new, reformulated, ginseng-and-caffeine-enhanced, electrolyte-balanced, energy-providing drinks flooding the grocery store shelves is one new hit product that thrives for one simple reason -- it tastes better than its competitors. For Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO), Coke Zero, meant to emulate the taste of original Coke instead of the flavor of Diet Coke, has been a home run.
First launched in 2005, the brand did not catch fire until the company recast the brand this year with an edgier image. The ad campaign by Caren Pasquale Seckler Crispin Porter Bogusky, in which supposed Coke executives tried to sue Coke Zero for "taste infringement" appealed to a younger demographic. Other keys to the brand were the introduction of its black can and the removal of the word "diet," a term that young males do not respond to.
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