Burger King Didn't Forget You. Your Forgotten Items Neither
May. 25, 2021
Everybody has already forgotten something behind them after sharing a delicious meal in a restaurant. Usually, it’s no big deal, you just have to go back the next day. But this time, we had to wait for 7 months. Can you imagine? All these cold toys, orphan books and lost keys that are waiting for their owners since then…
Fortunately, BURGER KING® Belgium is finally reopening.
This time, they won’t celebrate this event with a picture of a delicious burger. Instead, BURGER KING® chose to make a touching ad. It’s time to reunite with your keys, toys, socks, (and even more)! You probably can’t wait to see them again, well BURGER KING® also can’t wait to see you again.
So book your June 9 to go to BURGER KING® to reunite with your lost items, and as a bonus, you will have the pleasure to taste a delicious burger.
A social media advertising campaign by Buzzman, available since May 25.
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