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Pepsi Founded
Caleb Bradham founded Pepsi on this date. Brads drink was its original name from 1893-1898, and in 1898 he renamed his drink Pepsi-Cola. -
Moving
Bradham moved places in 1903, from a drug store, to a rented Warehouse, where 7,968 gallons of syrup was sold. -
Pepsi Milestone
In 1904, Pepsi was sold in six ounce bottles, and sales increased from 7,968 gallons to 19,848 gallons. -
Celebrity With Pepsi
On this date an automobile race pioneer Barney Oldfield, was the first celebrity to endorse in the Pepsi-Cola Corporation. -
Marketing (1930- 1950)
From the 1930-1950 the most common slogan for Pepsi-Cola, was "Pepsi-Cola hits the spot". -
Bankrupt
When the great depression hit the U.S. the Pepsi-Cola company was bankrupt, and Roy C. Megargel bought the Pepsi trademark. -
Bigger bottles
In this year Pepsi-Cola gained popularity for the 12-ounce bottle, with a radio advertisement -
New President
Walter Mack was named the new president of Pepsi-Cola, and he guided the company threw the 1940's -
New logo
In the 1940, the CEO of pepsi had an Idea to put their brand name on top of a bottle cap -
Walter Mack Hriring
In 1947 Walter Mack resumed his efforts, hiring Edward F. Boyd, to lead a 12 man team -
President leaves
In the 1950, Mack left Pepsi, and the support for the black sales team faded, and it was cut. -
Steele dies
Pepsi-Cola president ( Alfred N. Steele) dies in 1959, and his wife, Joan Crowford takes over, for the board of directors -
Pepsi Challenge
In 1975, Pepsi introduced the Pepsi challenge campaign, which meant you would taste Pepsi and C ola blind folded, and see which one they like more. Pepsi won -
Birthday
Pepsi celebrated its 100th anniversary worldwide -
Redesign
Pepsi announced that it would be redesigning its logo, and re branding many of its products, by early 2009 -
Size of bottles
For the first time in 17 years pepsi reshaped its 20 ounce bottles -
Logos on bottle
Pepsi started to imploment some of their older branding styles, and they are including some celebrities with their brand