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![[Watch] : Hungryhouse launches ‘love takeway, actually’ campaign](https://www.themarketingblog.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Untitled-design-118-205x137.jpg "[Watch] : Hungryhouse launches ‘love takeway, actually’ campaign")
Online food ordering platform, hungryhouse, has launched its ‘Love Takeaway, Actually’ campaign, to reward several of the nation’s most deserving Christmas heroes.
The public were invited to nominate their loved ones and the three winning entries were treated to £100 worth of takeaway and a festive doorstep surprise inspired by the popular Christmas Rom Com, Love Actually, with their special someone re-enacting the iconic moment Mark arrives on the doorstep of Keira Knightley’s character, Juliet.
Time Out-associate company, Flypay, the market leader in innovative, state-of-the-art technology for the hospitality industry, announced today it has secured a £3.5m investment from Just Eat, the leading marketplace for online food delivery.
Time Out, the global multi-platform media and e-commerce business with food & cultural markets, will hold a stake of 38% in Flypay after the investment from Just Eat.
Hungryhouse, the online food ordering platform, has today unveiled its innovative ‘reality-TV style’ advertising campaign.
Featuring its new ‘Love Takeaway’ tagline, the adverts showcase the genuine, unscripted moments that people share when enjoying takeaway and taps into the nation’s love of reality TV. This is the first step in a new direction for the brand - that focuses more on the customer, than the product.
hungryhouse reveals refreshed strategic direction with new tagline and TV campaign : Innovative online food ordering brand kicks off takeaway season by demonstrating it is ‘the easy way to takeaway’
Online food ordering platform hungryhouse.co.uk, part of the Delivery Hero Group, has unveiled a new TV campaign with a refreshed tagline, ‘The easy way to takeaway’.
The campaign kicks off a new strategic direction for the brand following a period of research and customer data analysis, which proved ordering a takeaway on @hungryhouse is perceived to be a simple utility and a day-to-day pleasure. The new campaign recognises and stays true to that perception by portraying an identifiable and authentic ordering experience while adding a playful twist.
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