¿Sabes cuánto costó el branding de TAJÍN? La respuesta te dejará sin palabras. Cracks Podcast

Excerpt from a Spanish-language Cracks Podcast episode discussing TAJÍN's branding journey. The speakers say they invested "un millón de pesos" in branding, commissioned a deep (even anthropological) study with Eran Branding Group that identified TAJÍN's brand DNA as positioning the product as an ally for the housewife to feed healthy food to her children, and used those insights to rebuild communication and grow the brand. They later hired external marketing advisor Publio Adrianza Salaberría, a Venezuelan executive with a background at Quaker and Gator/Gatorade who relaunches a failed product (named in the transcript as "Gay Tor/Gator") and eventually rose to lead regional businesses before leaving after PepsiCo's acquisition.
Questions this video answers
Un millón de pesos.
Eran Branding Group.
Publio Adrianza Salaberría.
Venezuelan.
A product named "Gay Tor" (also referenced as Gator in context).










