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Burger King’s innovative strategy: viral menus and limited collectibles

Inside Retail

Strategies like this have become commonplace in the fast food sector, as restaurants seek to generate publicity and drive sales by rolling out outrageous gastronomic creations that they hope will become viral sensations. According to Nielsen IQ, the demand for plant-based products witnessed a 12 per cent increase between 2020 and 2021. “It

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How a doctor turned a Twitter joke into a retro-inspired apparel brand

Inside Retail

Founded in 2022, Queensland Football Club is a fake footy club with a very real line of merchandise that has taken on a life of its own. The opportunity then came up to make merchandise for this player that I created, which sold really well. It’s a rambling story, but now I basically create merchandise for this club I made up.

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How Michael Ford pulled Greenlit Brands back from the brink

Inside Retail

Our view is that we will have to tolerate it for most of the 2022 calendar year. We do it obviously with a certain amount of subtlety because customers are reluctant to hand over their cash and [let us] sit on it for 12 weeks, but that’s a function of the industry we’re in. We haven’t seen evidence of that yet.

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