ColaLife pods?

November 26, 2008 by Simon Berry 

Another great day with a bunch of really creative people but more on the meeting in the next blog post. When the meeting finished I was able to arrange to tag along with Adrian Ristow to see more MDCs tomorrow and then I spent the rest of the afternoon preparing for that. And the image is the result!

I’ve mocked up a couple of inserts based on Jess’s designs: 1) one (the cylinder) is a coke bottle replacement and 2) is a ‘toblerone wedge’ that should fit between the bottles. I want to see how the Coke distributors react when I put these in the crates. I’ll try and capture this reaction on video.

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5 Responses to “ColaLife pods?”

  1. ColaLife Pods - what the frontline thinks : ColaLife on November 27th, 2008 10:11 pm

    [...] in the vehicle and started on our journey. We visited 7 of the 17 MDCs that he manages and I took the mock-up ColaLife Pods I made yesterday. Here they are in Coca-Cola crates. They [...]

  2. Socialreporter | Simon checks Colalifesaving pods on the front line on November 28th, 2008 12:05 am

    [...] Simon chatting among the crates with distribution workers. One of the big issues is what shape the Colalife medicine pods should be, and whether they could be [...]

  3. Another good day but not so visually exciting : ColaLife on November 28th, 2008 9:00 pm

    [...] meeting and I am certain that now we’ve met the e-communications will flow. I showed her the pods and the video which [...]

  4. Summary of information gained from visits to MDCs on 27/11/08 and 28/11/08 : ColaLife on November 30th, 2008 3:38 pm

    [...] I took along the ‘ColaLife Pods’, the tube and the wedge, to test reactions to the overall concept of putting ‘social products’ into Coca-Cola [...]

  5. Progress Report - 30/12/09 : ColaLife on December 30th, 2009 5:02 pm

    [...] 26/11/08 Made prototype ‘ColaLife Pods’ >>more [...]

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