Red Bull Gives You Wiiiings |
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IntroductionLaurel sat staring out of the window sitting at her desk in the new office. She was the new copywriter working with Devlin at K&P. K&P had offices in London, Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Milan, Budapest, Zurich and its founding office in Frankfurt. She had been given the responsibility of the Red Bull account. The main issue was to look at a new campaign idea for the energy drink in the Asia-Pacific region.
Background NoteRed Bull GmBH, a privately owned Austrian company of Dietrich Mateschitz, with sales of $1640 million in 2003, (the detailed company figures are not available) had 1850 employees. First introduced in Asia in the late sixties as a truck drivers pick-me-up, Red Bull began a small revolution in the global soft drinks market in the Nineties. The berry-flavored beverage, spiked with mysterious additives like taurine and glucuronolactone, had gone on to become the trendiest new 'club'drink in Europe - when served with vodka. Red Bull Gives You Wiiiings - Next Page>>
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