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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:

Selling Cheap, Earning Big: McDonald’s Secret Formula for a $200 Billion Fortune At first glance, McDonald’s seems like a fast-food chain selling ₹40 burgers at razor-thin margins. But behind the counter lies a far smarter play that built a $200 bil

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

Burger King “Hacked” Google — and Got Awards for It In 2017, Burger King dropped a 15-second ad that spoke to your smart speaker literally. A worker looked into the camera and said, “Okay Google, what is the Whopper burger?” Instantly, Google Homes

How Burger King Used McDonald’s to Sell More Whoppers...and It Worked Burger King pulled off one of the smartest moves in fast food marketing. Here’s what happened: They launched the “Whopper Detour” campaign, offering customers a Whopper for one

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

What if the real #secret behind billion-dollar #companies wasn’t genius — but something far #simpler? * How #Nike Won With One Simple Habit: #Consistency Most people think #success is about big moves. In reality, it's about small, #repeated ac

In 1954, Ray Kroc betrayed the McDonald brothers. He took their burger stand and built a $200B empire through greed and deception. Here’s how it all went down... McDonald’s started as a small drive-in restaurant, but the McDonald brothers had a ge

Nobody is busy.Not even elon musk.It's all about priorities .If they say no to your request for a cup of coffee, it's not because they are busy . It's because they have higher priorities.

Most startups don’t fail because of bad products. They fail because they whisper in a world that rewards those who scream strategically. It’s not about shouting louder — it’s about knowing where to shout, when to shout, and who to shout at.