Chapter 11 discusses the three components of attitude (cognitive, affective, and behavioral). Whichof these components does Coca-Cola focus on inthe “Share a Coke” campaign? Does your responsechange based on the context of the country in whichthe campaign is being used? For example, before theinitial Australian 2011 campaign, roughly half of theyoung people had never tried Coca-Cola, whereasmost people in the U.S. had tried Coca-Cola manytimes before the campaign was launched there.Explain.

Chapter 11 discusses the three components of attitude (cognitive, affective, and behavioral). Whichof these components does Coca-Cola focus on inthe “Share a Coke” campaign? Does your responsechange based on the context of the country in whichthe campaign is being used? For example, before theinitial Australian 2011 campaign, roughly half of theyoung people had never tried Coca-Cola, whereasmost people in the U.S. had tried Coca-Cola manytimes before the campaign was launched there.Explain.

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