Purely History on Instagram: "In 1995, Pepsi released a clever commercial showing a boy using two Coca-Cola cans as stepping stools to reach the Pepsi button on a vending machine. He takes the Pepsi and leaves the Coke behind. The ad humorously suggested that Pepsi was the drink worth the extra effort."

Great Indian Ads on Instagram: "In the 1990s, Pepsi ran several iconic advertisements in India, and Aamir Khan was one of their most memorable brand ambassadors. Some highlights of his Pepsi ads in the 90s: “Mera number kab aayega?” (1992-93) This became one of the most famous Pepsi ads featuring Aamir Khan. It showed him desperately waiting for his turn at fame and success, linking the message to Pepsi’s youthful and aspirational branding. The jingle “Mera number kab aayega?” became extremely p

Viral Branding - Branding & Marketing on Instagram: "Do you agree with this ad?😂 Another great advertisement by Pepsi for their diet soda. We all know Pepsi is just one of the best brands in therms of marketing, rival of another great brand at marketing, Coca Cola, Pepsi usually targets a more teen audience. While Coca cola sells Joy and happiness through their ads, Pepsi sells Laughter and humour. We have seen tons of great marketing campaigns from both of those brands but who do you think is

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SUPERINTELLIGENCE on Instagram: "Pepsi’s Genius Response to Coca-Cola 🥤🔥 In 2001, Coca-Cola announced their sales were four times higher than Pepsi’s. Most would panic—but not Pepsi. They fired back with one of the cleverest ads ever: a kid buys two cans of Coke… not to drink, but to stack them to reach the Pepsi button on a vending machine. No dialogue. No explanation. Just a simple, brilliant message: Pepsi is the choice if you think differently. It’s proof that smart marketing doesn’t shout