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It's National Pizza Day! Jake and Brian celebrated by visiting the Little Caesars in Alpharetta and meeting their amazing team. Let's show some love to our local pizza spots. Tag your go-to local pizza joint and let's spread the pizza love! #NationalPizzaDay #PizzaLoversUnite #SupportLocalBusiness #AtlantaInsurance #InsuranceAgency #InsuranceCoverage #ProtectYourself #LocalInsurance

Here is the next episode of Friday Talks out now with Sanam Kappor, Founder of La Pino’s Pizza, the biggest Indian Pizza chain with more than 700 outlets across globe !!

We took an extended coffee break today to enjoy an insightful webinar by Right Aligned Academy today, to hear Timothy and joe talk about how they brought iconicity back to the chilled pizza aisle for PizzaExpress 🍕 #branddesign #brandidentity #brandstrategy

In this video, we're diving into the ultimate Pizza Wars: Papa John's vs Domino's vs Pizza Hut! Join us as we review each pizza's unique characteristics and determine the ultimate winner. Who will come out on top in this epic pizza battle? Tune in to find out! I decided to compare pizzas from three major pizza chains - Papa John's, Domino's, and Pizza Hut. I ordered a large cheese and tomato stuffed-crust pizza, barbecue wings, and dips from each chain and invited friends over to taste test them. The Pizza Hut pizza was the heaviest and had the thickest base, while Domino's was the lightest and most tomatoey. Papa John's had a floppy base and unevenly distributed cheese. The pizzas were cut into different numbers of slices and varied in size. The stuffed crusts also differed, with Domino's having a smaller but more densely packed crust compared to Pizza Hut and Papa John's. Overall, each chain had its own unique characteristics in terms of taste, texture, and presentation. Join us in 'Pizza Wars: Papa John's vs. Domino's vs. Pizza Hut', a fun and delicious taste test extravaganza! Discover the unique characteristics of each chain's pizza, from the hearty and thick base of Pizza Hut to the light and tomatoey flavor of Domino's. This lively video will make you crave a slice from each chain!

The Power of Reciprocity :- How Pizza Hut Turns Customers into Fans Reciprocity suggests that individuals feel compelled to return favors or kindnesses they have received. In this advertisement, Pizza Hut offers a free Large Pan Pizza as a reward for purchasing another one. By giving customers something extra, Pizza Hut triggers the reciprocity principle, encouraging customers to feel indebted to the company and more likely to make a purchase. Moreover, by specifying that the free pizza will be from the same or lesser range, up to the signature range, Pizza Hut creates a sense of obligation for customers to reciprocate by making a purchase of equal or greater value. This strategy leverages the innate human desire to reciprocate generosity, ultimately driving sales and fostering positive relationships between the brand and its customers. Pizza Hut is building a deeper bond with its customers by showing appreciation and generosity. By giving customers a reason to smile, they're fostering loyalty and creating brand advocates. #Reciprocity #PizzaHut #BrandLoyalty #marketing #branding #marketers

Why there's always a Burger King next to a McDonald's? Wouldn't it make more sense to open in a place with no competition so they can get more customers? Competitors like restaurants, clothing stores or gas stations seem to always open really close to each other, but... Why? Let's say we've got two hot dog vendors (A & B) perfectly placed at 600m from each other. A gets all the customers on the left and B all on the right, making it 50% - 50%. Next day B moves to the middle. Now he gets all the customers on the right (50%) + some customers from the left (25%) making it 75% What can A do to solve this situation? Moving to the middle as well. That way now they're back to 50%-50%. And since they can't get any closer or move anywhere else, they are in perfect balance. That's why there's always a Burger King close to a McDonald's. _ Did you already know this? Repost it so others can find out why it happens!

Did you know? Domino's Pizza transformed its image and taste through focus groups. This highlights the vital role focus groups play in enhancing businesses. Your feedback matters! 🍕👥 #BusinessInsights #CustomerFeedback #PizzaTrivia #RiseGroupInc #FocusGroup #FunFact #EnhancingBusiness #DominosPizza #FeedbackMatters #DidYouKnow

Why there's always a Burger King next to a McDonald's? Wouldn't it make more sense to open in a place with no competition so they can get more customers? Competitors like restaurants, clothing stores or gas stations seem to always open really close to each other, but... Why? Let's say we've got two hot dog vendors (A & B) perfectly placed at 600m from each other. A gets all the customers on the left and B all on the right, making it 50% - 50%. Next day B moves to the middle. Now he gets all the customers on the right (50%) + some customers from the left (25%) making it 75% What can A do to solve this situation? Moving to the middle as well. That way now they're back to 50%-50%. And since they can't get any closer or move anywhere else, they are in perfect balance. That's why there's always a Burger King close to a McDonald's. _ Did you already know this? Repost it so others can find out why it happens!

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#originstories is back, but with a twist: This season is going to be a resource for Pizza fans. Click the link below to check out our Ultimate Guide to NY Pizza Styles. Episode 1 is about the Classic NY Slice, let us know what you think! https://lnkd.in/gQqD-9Xm