Celebrating Australians' childhood memories of Pizza Hut
Pizza Hut
Pizza Hut
In the brand’s heyday (the 90s), Pizza Hut advertising was part of the vernacular in Australia – managing to connect culturally to all Australians. Kids used to recite the scripts of the ‘Dougie the Pizza Boy’ ads at school and everyone knew the delivery song “481-11-11 Pizza Hut Delivery!”
For today’s Pizza Hut, we are bringing some of that goodwill back – reengineered to be relevant to our customers.
In the brand’s heyday (the 90s), Pizza Hut advertising was part of the vernacular in Australia – managing to connect culturally to all Australians. Kids used to recite the scripts of the ‘Dougie the Pizza Boy’ ads at school and everyone knew the delivery song “481-11-11 Pizza Hut Delivery!”
For today’s Pizza Hut, we are bringing some of that goodwill back – reengineered to be relevant to our customers.
TVCs
Firstly we brought back the cavalry charge music.
Then we brought back Dougie.
The music is distinctly ownable by Pizza Hut.
TVCs
Firstly we brought back the cavalry charge music.
Then we brought back Dougie.
The music is distinctly ownable by Pizza Hut.
In-store
The energy we put into the brand communication is infectious.
Radio
Pizza Hut has seen positive results across the campaign including awareness and incremental sales lift.
Radio
Pizza Hut has seen positive results across the campaign including awareness and incremental sales lift.