Domino’s Pizza couldn’t decide what was more important: ridiculously strong value, or a delicious new product to be shared by the entire family. Beginning today, the verdict is in and the answer is both – shown by the launch of Parmesan Bread Bites, debuting at $1 for a limited time.
When ordering the popular, already-valuable two medium, two-topping pizzas deal for $5.99 each, consumers will be able to add 16 Parmesan Bread Bites for only $1 more. The bite (or two) size, brand new, permanent menu item is there for the sharing – which, based on the goodness of freshly baked bread topped with garlic and parmesan, may not be easy.
“We have an opportunity with Parmesan Bread Bites to offer extraordinary value, as well as give the entire family something shareable and delicious,” said Patrick Doyle, Domino’s Pizza president and chief executive officer. “To offer all of that for $1, coupled with the already-existing $5.99 offer, is truly value on top of value.”
A national TV campaign beginning today, featuring Doyle, shows that Domino’s is different from the others – welcoming ideas from just about anywhere.
Anywhere, in this case, is Findlay, Ohio – where Brian Edler, Domino’s Pizza franchise owner, invented the concept of Parmesan Bread Bites, eventually working with Domino’s chefs to make the product available in all of its nearly 5,000 stores nationwide.
“The new campaign shows the cool way in which this idea came about, and that great ideas helping make Domino’s better can come from anywhere,” said Russell Weiner, Domino’s Pizza chief marketing officer. “Parm Bread Bites show that we continue to be committed to innovation and offering more menu choices for our fans and customers.”
In addition, beginning today – in the continued spirit of ideas coming from anywhere – Domino’s will debut Think Oven, an online suggestion box located on its facebook page. Fans and customers will have the opportunity to suggest great ideas – beginning with the first project, which will seek feedback and ideas on improving team member uniforms. To submit an idea or find out more, visit www.ThinkOven.com or the Domino’s facebook page.
