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Co-Marketing

  • Coca-Cola Drive-Through

    Clients: Coca-Cola Fountain, Atlanta, and McDonald's Corp., Oak Brook, Ill.
    Product Promoted: Large size Coca-Cola
    Objective: To upsell larger size cups of Coca-Cola to consumers.
    Introduction: May 2001
    Size of Run: 340
    Construction/Materials: 4 mil Coroplast, hardware stand
    P-O-P Company: Compass Display Group/Origen Partners, Atlanta
    Coca-Cola Drive-Through
  • Dasani Bottled Water Easel

    Clients: Coca-Cola Fountain, Atlanta, and Boston Market Corp., Golden, Colo.
    Product Promoted: Dasani bottled water
    Objective: To promote the sale of Dasani bottled water at Boston Market restaurants.
    Introduction: April 2001
    Size of Run: 750
    P-O-P Company: Compass Display Group/Origen Partners, Atlanta
    Dasani Bottled Water Easel
  • Mr. Clean Endcap

    Product: Mr. Clean-branded home cleaning tools
    P-O-P companies: L.A. Darling (in-line display), Albert Lea, Minn.; Eastern Container Inc. (quarterly displays), Mansfield, Mass.; New Leaf Studios Inc. (graphics), Framingham, Mass.
    Introduction: January 2001
    Duration: Semipermanent
    Construction: Cardstock, corrugated, wire
    Display set-up: Retail staff
    The in-line display for Mr. Clean-branded home cleaning tools touts the brand name and offers a diverse selection.
    Mr. Clean Endcap
  • Mr. Clean Cleaning Supplies

    Product: Mr. Clean-branded home cleaning tools
    P-O-P companies: L.A. Darling (in-line display), Albert Lea, Minn.; Eastern Container Inc. (quarterly displays), Mansfield, Mass.; New Leaf Studios Inc. (graphics), Framingham, Mass.
    Introduction: January 2001
    Duration: Semipermanent
    Construction: Cardstock, corrugated, wire
    Display set-up: Retail staff
    The first quarterly display to highlight Butler Home Product's Mr. Clean cleaning tools touted three products with the same price point.
    Mr. Clean Cleaning Supplies
  • All Bottled Up

    Beer, wine and spirits marketers grapple with changing attitudes toward P-O-P and challenging state merchandising requirements.
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