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Burger King: Gas Prices Rise At The Pump, Whopper Prices Drop At The Drive-Thru
Media Type:
Outdoor
This week, BURGER KING®️ France has decided to show its support for the millions of motorists impacted by the rising price of gasoline.
While the price at the pump has risen to the symbolic 2€ level, the price of the WHOPPER®️ has been lowered at the Drive, to 1.99€ until March 27.
The ad was published in the French weekly newspaper Le JDD and will be published in the regional press, as well as on the brand’s social media channels. An operation that will also be launched by BURGER KING®️ Belgium from Wednesday 23rd to 30th March and visible on their social media channels.
Credits
Advertising Agency:
Buzzman, Paris, FrancePresident and Executive Creative Director:
Georges Mohammed-ChérifVice President:
Thomas GrangerManaging Director:
Julien LevilainArt Director:
Vincent TavernierCopywriter:
Arnaud CherbonnierHead of Account:
Loïc CoelhoAccount Manager:
Quentin SeguretAccount Executive:
Romane BourdierHead of Social Media:
Julien ScaglioneSocial Media Consultant:
Félix BrunotHead of PR & Communication:
Amélie JuilletPR & Communication Manager:
Paul RenaudineauClient:
Burger KingMarketing Director:
Alexandre SimonProduct Marketing Officer:
Carole RousseauRetail Marketing Manager:
Clarence ZidouhiaMedia Officer:
Erinna BeaudronDate:
March, 2022
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