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How do you turn your biggest competitor into your best marketing tool? Burger King nailed it with The Whopper Detour Campaign, using McDonald’s locations as the centerpiece of their bold strategy. Let’s dive in👇 Burger King faced two major goals:

I have this idea for FoodTech companies 🍔 Special thanks to LIKHITH for writing about burger king which ignited this idea.💡

McDonald's Vs Burger - A marketing War McDonald's once set up a highway hoarding to play a troll at Burger King. They put up two billboards side by side one pointing to the nearest McDonald's and the other to the closest Burger King. They chose a

Welcome to OUT OF THE BOX MARKETING ! Ep-8 (BURGER KING) Who loves traffic ? Nobody ! then what about creating a marketing campaign regarding this issue That was exactly what Burger King's marketing team in Mexico thought. Read this out. Accord

Burger king's mind blowing neuro marketing strategy: In 2020 Burger king has managed to remove 120+ ingredients such as colors, flavours and preservatives from their products with an intention of being anti-preservative. They came up with a plan to

Welcome to INGENIOUS MARKETING ! EP=7(Burger King) No better way to advertise "We don't use preservatives"(open image) Like and follow for more & What do you think 'bout this ?

Burger King has employed several strategies to beat its competitors in the past year. The company focused on sprucing up its restaurants and winning back customers, resulting in higher-than-expected US sales in the first quarter. This success suggest

A Landmark Victory for Local Businesses In a riveting conclusion to a 13-year legal battle, Pune's homegrown 'Burger King' has emerged victorious against the global fast-food giant, US-based Burger King Corporation. This case serves as a powerful re

MY IDEA IS VERY SIMPLE Just a burger outlet where none of the staff are between the ages of 18 and 30. Instead, moms looking for jobs are employed, creating a homely vibe that sets the outlet apart from other burger joints. We can call it BOM BOM,

Types of Brand Logos : Monogram (Lettermark): IBM, HBO Wordmark: Google, Coca-Cola Pictorial Mark: Apple, Twitter Abstract Mark: Nike Mascot: KFC Combination Mark: Burger King Emblem: Starbucks Which one suits your brand? 🤔 comment down.