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Results for tag: burger king
Posted by:
Catherine
on Apr 3, 2012 at 06:19:41 PM
![]() With Burger King's expansion into fresh fruit smoothies and salads, the chain is clearly abandoning its single-minded focus on the hungry beef-eating young guys who count ketchup as the primary source of vegetables in their diet. In its biggest marketing push to date, Burger King is using the star power of celebrities like Jay Leno, Mary J. Blige and Steven Tyler to draw attention to its revamped menu, which might otherwise be overlooked among offerings that have already been in the market from competitors like McDonald's. Global football phenomenon David Beckham is featured in the campaign's first spot from recently added roster agency Mother in New York. What better way to get the attention of female consumers than with the Los Angeles Galaxy's metrosexual poster boy? Beckham has
Posted by:
Jon
on Jan 26, 2012 at 11:12:23 AM
Verizon, Pepsi, Capital One and Others Back Viggle, New 'Loyalty Program for TV'Watch TV, Earn Free Burger King Burgers and Makeup From Sephora![]() TV viewers can earn movie tickets and other rewards by checking in to TV shows using Viggle.
I recently spoke with Chris Stephenson, the president of Function(x), a mysterious (until then) new company from Robert F.X. Sillerman, the serial media entrepreneur. Function(x) was getting ready to introduce Viggle, a social-TV platform promising to give users free stuff for watching TV. Today the free Viggle app officially launches in the iTunes store for iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch with backing from "strategic launch partners" Verizon Communications, Pepsi, Gatorade, Capital One ...
Posted by:
Jon
on Apr 1, 2011 at 11:29:48 AM
'Hop' Generates More Than $75 Million in Marketing Partnerships![]() Universal
Universal's exclusive deal with Walmart marks first time that the retailer has used a licensed property to brand a seasonal campaign.To promote its new live action/CG-animated movie Hop, which opens Friday, Universal Pictures has assembled a total of 92 promotional partners and licensees worldwide including Walmart, Burger King, Comcast, Hallmark, the Hershey Company and Kodak. To support the movie, about the Easter Bunny's rebellious teenage son, from Illumination Entertainment, the studio has lined up an international array of retailers, including Walmart in the U.S., Target in Australia, El Corte Ingles in Spain, hmv in the |