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Burger King Whopperface. Your face on a wrapper

Posted: March 14th, 2010 | Author: admin | Filed under: Advertising, Creative, Digital, Technology, Visual | Tags: Advertising, Digital, face, photo, print, Technology, Visual | 3 Comments »

One cashier, one hidden cam, one printer. Burger King prove that each sandwich is unique, made to order, especially for each customer.

Can’t decide about this one.

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http://www.GrahamCreative.me Graham.Creative.

Nice stunt, but with people’s paranoia, and many people unwilling to be photographed I wonder how many people wouldn’t be best pleased about it.
“What happens to the photo?”
“Who gave you permission?”
“Will it be stored?”
“Will you use it somewhere else?”

I think it’s a pretty nice idea with regards to PR. But many, I fear, won’t.
http://none Gerry Kale

“What happens to the photo?”
It stays on their system

“Who gave you permission?”
No-one.

“Will it be stored?”
You bet. Customer information databases of any kind are extremely valuable.

“Will you use it somewhere else?”
Of course – look at the quick sequence of faces on this ad. Did they get paid/sign artist release contracts? Woops.
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