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HomeBusiness NewsCoca-Cola brings back ‘Share a Coke’ to rekindle real-life connections

Coca-Cola brings back ‘Share a Coke’ to rekindle real-life connections

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By Felicia Nwosu

Coca-Cola has reintroduced its beloved ‘Share a Coke’ campaign, adapting it for a new generation that craves genuine human connection in a digitally driven world. The company revealed this development on its website, emphasizing that the 2025 revival will blend nostalgia with modern interactive experiences. First launched in Australia in 2011, ‘Share a Coke’ captivated audiences worldwide by swapping out the brand’s logo on bottles and cans with popular first names.

This simple yet powerful idea encouraged people to forge connections by gifting personalized Coca-Cola products to friends and family. Now, as Gen Z searches for more authentic interactions beyond screens, the campaign returns with an evolved approach tailored to their lifestyle.

Beginning in April, Coca-Cola bottles and cans featuring names will hit store shelves in over 120 countries, marking a global relaunch of the campaign. This edition introduces new digital enhancements, including QR codes on packaging that direct consumers to a dedicated digital hub.

Through the Coca-Cola mobile app, fans can personalize their bottles with additional names and create shareable content via the ‘Share a Coke Memory Maker,’ an interactive platform designed to turn everyday moments into lasting memories.

To further engage audiences, Coca-Cola is integrating a range of promotional efforts, from influencer collaborations to high-impact outdoor advertising. The campaign also includes ‘The Magic of Sharing,’ a short film celebrating the joy of togetherness, and exclusive ‘Share a Meal’ bundles at select McDonald’s outlets worldwide.

Islam ElDessouky, Global VP of Creative at Coca-Cola, underscored the significance of the campaign’s return, stating, “We’re elevating ‘Share a Coke’ to new heights, offering fresh experiences that bring people closer. This is about transforming digital connections into real-world memories.”

With digital interactions often feeling fleeting, Coca-Cola’s initiative serves as a tangible way to strengthen relationships and celebrate friendship. This is by modernizing a beloved campaign with new engagement opportunities, ‘Share a Coke’ continues to encourage meaningful connections, with its one bottle at a time

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