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LOCKDOWN WHOPPER

DAVID , Sao Paulo / BURGER KING / 2021

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OVERVIEW

Why is this work relevant for Creative Data?

Available and trackable data on people’s smartphones were what made the idea possible. Rewarding people who respected lockdown was not only important for Burger King’s business but essencial in a country where staying home can feel like a real challenge.

Background

Year of COVID-19 pandemic. A denialist president, with a public policy that

didn’t encourage Brazilians to stay at home, in charge of the country. Lack of

consent between the authorities, commercial pressure and risky behavior of

the population provoked the loss of lives and financial damage. In may/2020

Brazil became the 3rd country in daily confirmed cases (1).

Once again Burger King challenged itself to bring a social vision linked to a business goal and thus

positively impact the country, encouraging isolation adherence. The challenge

was huge, if even the Government couldn’t keep people at home during the

pandemic, could a fast-food chain do so?

(1) Source 05/18/2020 - “With more than 250 thousand people contaminated,

Brazil is the 3rd country in covid-19 cases” - Data Johns Hopkins

Describe the creative idea / data solution

Staying home pays off - and Burger king proved that. We gamified the process of staying at home, transforming the isolation time into BK benefits. To know if people were in isolation or not we used a tool that was always with them: their smartphones. BK’s app monitored people that registered and, according to the uninterrupted time they stayed at home, they automatically won BK product vouchers, better products each time.

Describe the data driven strategy

Data from the Health Ministry showed that 1 in every 5 Brazilians had broken isolation

because they were tired of staying at home *.

To make the situation worst, some local governments were already talking

about flexibility and opening of commerce - which ended up making people

more likely to leave their homes **.

* Source: HuffPost Brasil - 05/29/2020 - “1 in every 5

Brazilians broke isolation because they were tired of staying at home, says

research” STRATEGY (question 2B)

** Source: UOL - 05/27/2020 - “São

Paulo extends quarantine for 15 days, but announces isolation flexibility”

Describe the creative use of data, or how the data enhanced the creative output

Through a feature created within BK’s app, we set their geolocation through the map and generated a days/hours counter of the time the user stayed at that location (with a safety

radius on the GPS of 100 meters). Random pins in short time intervals were

sent to check if people were at their initial location. If the person left, the

counter was reset and they received a disqualification push, which could be

restarted if they wanted. BK’s app monitored people that registered and,

according to the uninterrupted time they stayed at home, they automatically

won BK product vouchers, better products each time.

List the data driven results

In 27 days of campaign its social impact was proved: 238.000 * participants stayed home avoiding that other thousands of people were infected. +19% above the expected goal. The isolation time lasted 3 to 15 days, with the majority of people staying 3 to 7 days isolated at home. With an average of 8 days* of isolation per registered user in the campaign, 306.697* rewards were distributed to the participants that were motivated to stay home.

In the business point of view, app downloads increased 840% (vs the goal of 50%) in period media was aired, 4x higher than the expected. Burger King’s app was the 2nd most downloaded of the category during the campaign, losing only to iFood (food delivery app), which means a lot during the pandemic scenario. 31.4MM people were impacted by the campaign.

* Source: Burger King

** Source: Loures / BK Press Office

***Facebook

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