There’s a New King, and It’s You.
Over the past decade at Burger King marketing, operations, everything, just… fell off. Critically: sales did too. A third of BK customers had disappeared, creating a crisis you can’t advertise yourself out of. So we rebuilt the relationship with guests methodically: first by listening, when we convinced the president of BK,to give out his cell phone to everyone in America for feedback. Then by acting, really acting, like on every single thing we heard. New products, bringing back old ones, reinventing our packaging, reinvesting in restaurants and team members, and ultimately, firing the king, all so we could crown you.
Firing the King So We Could Crown You
We conceived this less like an advertising campaign, and more like a years long documentary. One designed to evolve over time. And to make sure it’s real, we started with launching a whole host of improvements to the Whopper, a burger so famous it actually has stronger brand equity than Burger King itself. And after co-creating new packaging, assembly and refined ingredients how did it fair? I’ll let Food Reviewbrah answer:

