A Humble (Pizza) Pie: Dominos Reinvents Itself

Did you know 40% of Dominos customers order pizza online? That is an outstanding figure. I don't know why I'm surprised, the whole word is on the internet. Dominos was suffering from low customer satisfaction. To show how confident they were about improved recipes and quality standards, they put their product to the ultimate test: broadcasting a live stream of customer Tweets, on a billboard in the middle of Time Square.



What an incredible piece of creative thinking from CP+B's Tony Calpao. Interestingly, according to Fast Company, Domino's CMO Russell Weiner says the campaign strategy was inspired by the book, The Art of War, in which Sun Tzu says the best way to win a war on an island is to blow up the bridge. With death or victory as the only options, troops have to fight for their lives, because there is no other way out. Aggressive. I like it.

Love your vagina? What?

Wow. What a fabulously fun and controversial campaign. These have been all over the London Underground for the past month or so and easily pushed me to their website: loveyourvagina.com. Each advert simply displays one of the many names for a woman's 'lady parts' in a creative style that suits the word. The website also encourages women to further interact with the brand by nominating their favorite name for their private parts. Although the actual product they're selling (an eco-friendly sanitary option called the Mooncup) is not my cup of tea, I adore this campaign and think it does a wonderful job raising public awareness for a hard-to-discuss product.