It doesn't matter what coke tastes like right now.
It's all about marketing and feeding people the stories that make them fuzzy and warm inside, knowing every time they drink a coke they are that much closer to the gates of heaven.
The taste of the actual beverage may have been a factor in the early days, not now. not with mass acceptance and a giant marketing push that has been engraved into the product/company.
For every Coca-Cola, there has to be a Pepsi to supplement the non-believers. Same is true in every business, and in case of Gowalla and Foursquare.
There is room for both of the companies to be thriving side by side.
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It doesn't matter what coke tastes like right now.
It's all about marketing and feeding people the stories that make them fuzzy and warm inside, knowing every time they drink a coke they are that much closer to the gates of heaven.
The taste of the actual beverage may have been a factor in the early days, not now. not with mass acceptance and a giant marketing push that has been engraved into the product/company.
For every Coca-Cola, there has to be a Pepsi to supplement the non-believers. Same is true in every business, and in case of Gowalla and Foursquare.
There is room for both of the companies to be thriving side by side.