EmotiCoke

Coca-Cola through their latest campaign in Puerto Rico is trying to make the internet a happier place. The brand registered URLs for every emoji that conveyed happiness, and then via huge outdoor ads encouraged Puerto Ricans to visit it on their mobile.

The emoji URLs lead visitors to a special landing page i.e. EmotiCoke.com, where they could sign up for a chance to win the emoji web addresses for themselves. 😎

For those wondering why .ws, which is actually the domain suffix for Samoa? That is because emojis are not accepted on domains such as .com, .net, and .org.

The Invisible Vending Machine

Since the time I started writing this blog, I have come across many innovative vending machines. Some I featured right here on Ramble.

Now to add to this collection, here is an invisible vending machine from Coca-Cola Turkey that becomes visible only when couples walk by. The machine was created specially for Valentine’s Day (last week) and was installed in Istanbul to spread happiness Coca-Cola style. 😎

The Happy Flag

Coca-Cola’s iconic logo has been around for over a century. Then recently someone discovered that the Danish flag was hidden in the Coca-Cola logo. Since several global surveys show Denmark to be the happiest country in the world, Coca-Cola decided to take this discovery to Denmark’s biggest airport where it’s a tradition to welcome people with flags.

Since everyone who comes to the airport does not always bring a flag, the welcome isn’t as big and happy as it could be. So McCann Copenhagen created a special poster where people could take flags straight from the Coca-Cola logo. Thus giving everyone the chance to create a happy welcome to the world’s happiest country.