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Prof. Gilbart - MKT101 Marketing Strategy Term Paper - Fall 2025: Search Strategy

Find your Keywords

When searching for sources, use your keywords, do not type in whole sentences. Use the highlighted terms on your assignment (e.g. Current Marketing Strategy Analysis) to formulate your searches.

You may want to search the company name or most popular product: The Coca-Cola Company, Coca-Cola, or Coke. 

 

You may need to broaden or narrow  your search terms depending on your results :

 

Broader Search:  Gender instead of Women

Narrower Search: Racism instead of Discrimination

 

Use the asterisk * to truncate words and widen your search. Market* will search for Market, Markets and Marketing

Use quotation marks to keep phrases together: e.g. "Market Share" "Ad Campaign"

 


e.g. search  Coca-Cola OR Coca Cola OR Coke

Coca-Cola AND "Target Market" OR "Market Share"

Coke AND Ad Campaign OR Advertising



Try your search terms in different combinations to get the greatest number of results.

 

Cans of New Coke, Zero Sugar Coke and Stranger Things tie-in Coke Cans

Stranger Things tie-in cans of Coke, New Coke, and Zero Sugar Coke © 2019 The Coca-Cola Company

Iconic Brands

1.            Levi’s (1873) – denim jeans

2.            Brooks Brothers (1818) – American menswear

3.            Tiffany & Co. (1837) – jewelry

4.            Louis Vuitton (1854) – luxury leather goods

5.            Burberry (1856) – trench coats

6.            Chanel (1910) – haute couture

7.            Gucci (1921) – luxury fashion

8.            Prada (1913) – leather goods & fashion

9.            Cartier (1847) – jewelry & watches

10.      Coca-Cola (1886) – soft drink

11.      Pepsi (1893) – soft drink

12.      Heinz Ketchup (1876) – condiments

13.      Campbell’s Soup (1869) – soup

14.      Kellogg’s Corn Flakes (1894) – cereal

15.      Jell-O (1897) – dessert

16.      Wrigley’s Gum (1891) – chewing gum

17.      Hershey’s (1900) – candy

18.      Lipton Tea (1890) – beverages

19.      Quaker Oats (1877) – breakfast food

20.      Colgate (1873) – toothpaste & personal care

21.      Johnson & Johnson (1886) – healthcare products

22.      Ford Motor Company (1903) – automobiles

23.      Harley-Davidson (1903) – motorcycles

24.      General Electric (1892) – home appliances

25.      Target (1902) – mass merchandiser

26.      Wells Fargo (1852) – financial services

27.      Crayola (1885) – art/creative products

28.      American Express (1850) – financial services

29.      Radio Flyer (1917) – scooters/bicycles

30.      UPS (1907) – Shipping

 

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