Burger King Whopper Freakout: Rage That Built Brand Love
In 2007, Burger King hid cameras and told customers the Whopper was discontinued. The resulting fury became an early viral marketing masterclass.
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In 2007, Burger King hid cameras and told customers the Whopper was discontinued. The resulting fury became an early viral marketing masterclass.
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