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Domino’s Free 8 piece Cinna Stix with any order and many coupon codess when ordering online

pizzadominoes — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 23:48:43 +0000

Dominos Free 8-piece Cinna Stix

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•Free 8-piece Cinna Stix with any order.

*Use Dominos Coupon Code EBCS or SWEETJOBS or CINNA

Domino`s Pizza UK Deals

pizzadominoes — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 01:00:39 +0000

Domino’s Collection deal, between 10:00pm and store close time, margarita or pepperoni £3 small, £4 medium, £5 large

Available in Aldershot, Fleet, Farnorough, Sunningdale and Bordon, HOWEVER it may be nationwide, I don’t know, it doesn’t seem to be advertised greatly.

So if you go into your local branch between 10:00 pm and store close (usually 11:00pm) you can pick up a margarita or pepperoni pizza for £3 for a small, £4 for a medium and £5 for a large.

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New Domino’s Big Deal Pizza

pizzadominoes — Thu, 20 May 2010 16:33:15 +0000

Domino’s Big Deal Pizza is Available for (Limited Availability)

So apparently Domino’s is testing a new pizza in limited markets. The Big Deal Pizza is a rectangular 10-slice pizza that looks somewhat like pan pizza or maybe even the Big D’s answer to Sicilian slices. The only market that I know of that has it, though, is San Diego.

Looks like their breadsticks made big enough to hold the sauce on top with some extra cheese thrown on.

We rely far too much on other people to provide something which is ultimately very important in our lives

Domino’s Offers Free Food to “Pizza Holdouts”

pizzadominoes — Thu, 20 May 2010 04:17:46 +0000

You’ve probably spotted the Domino’s Pizza Holdouts TV commercials that highlight the pizza chain’s efforts to get everyone to try their new pizza. The company has just launched a complementary social media campaign to encourage fans to spread the Pizza Holdouts message.

The goal of the game is to hunt down friends and place a “bounty” on them via the Taste Bud Bounty Hunter game. For each bounty placed, the friend in question is gifted with a coupon for a free pizza (with purchase of a second pizza). The bounty issuer also gets a coupon in turn (first time only). Should the friend order with your coupon (before any others), you “capture” their taste buds. After ten captures, you’ll earn a coupon for a free large one-topping pizza.

The ongoing challenge will reward the bounty hunter with the most taste bud captures by June 27 with free pizza for a year (one $20 gift card each week). There’s also six-month and three-month free pizza prizes up for grabs as well as other small prizes.

The site — while nicely tied-in with the overall Pizza Holdouts campaign — has its shortcomings. Even though you connect your Facebook account to access and use the Taste Bud Bounty Hunter game, there’s no way to place a bounty by selecting a Facebook friend. Instead, manual entry of name and email address is required. Plus, for each bounty you place, an update is automatically posted on your Facebook profile, whether you want it to or not.

The Domino’s-branded game is more kitsch than ingenious. It also is more focused on engineering virality over incorporating fan feedback the way Mountain Dew did with their DEWmocracy campaign. At the end of the day, though, the promise of free pizza, rewards and coupons may be all Domino’s needs to attract interest and win over the last remaining pizza holdouts.

“Domino’s Pizza Turnaround” New Domino’s Pizza

pizzadominoes — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 00:07:59 +0000

“Domino’s Pizza Turnaround”

The true story of how Domino’s listened to its harshest critics and made their best pizza ever.

Dominos Delivery Pizza Orders

pizzadominoes — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 13:00:07 +0000

Everybody loves pizza. And a great place to find one is Domino’s. Well, Domino’s is a really prominent pizza chain. It is actually the second largest in the United States. Its menu typically consists of oven baked sandwiches, boneless chickens, chicken wings, pasta dishes, breadsticks, desserts, and of course – pizzas! The History of Domino’s is amazing, as well. This pizza chain was founded in the 1960’s by a guy named Tom Monaghan. What started as a small pizzeria turned out to be one of the largest pizza chains in the world. In the United States alone, there are about nine thousand franchises. And there are more in other countries. So today, any person can order and have a Dominos delivery pizza in a snap.

However, in spite of its huge success, Domino’s have still experienced being in hot waters. In 1975, it faced its first lawsuit. Amstar Co., maker of the pizza chain’s sugar, charged Domino’s Pizza unfair competition and trademark infraction. But in 1980, Domino’s had won the case. Then, in 1973, the pizza chain announced its new advertisement campaign which focused on delivering pizza orders within a specific time frame. At first, the campaign seemed like a great idea. If the pizza orders were not delivered within thirty minutes, they will be free of charge. But in the 1980’s, Domino’s replaced this free pizza offer with a $3 discount offer. This was due to the increased rates of traffic violations by the Dominos delivery pizza drivers who hurry to be on time.

And in 1992, a mishap happened. The family of a young Indiana woman filed a case against Domino’s Pizza. Apparently, this woman was killed by one of the pizza chain’s delivery drivers. So, Domino’s settled the lawsuit by paying a total of US $2.8 million to the family. Then, in 1993, another case was filed against the huge pizza chain. A woman was seriously injured when a rushing Dominos delivery pizza driver hit her car. So, Domino’s once again settled the lawsuit by paying the woman almost US $80 million. Moreover, the thirty minute guarantee was finally discontinued that same year. The lawsuits have ostensibly affected the perceptions of customers towards Domino’s Pizza.

However, by the end of 2007, the pizza chain started to offer its thirty minute delivery again. But this time, thirty minutes is just an estimated time frame. So, there is no guarantee that the pizza orders will be delivered exactly within thirty minutes. Nevertheless, Domino’s pizzas are still considered to be among the best pizzas in the world. In fact, more and more gimmicks have been developed to promote better customer service. Domino’s pizzas are not only being delivered in homes and office buildings. But they are also being delivered in beaches and parks, as long as their proximity are all right.