It's not free if you have to buy a whole pizza at menu price first :) why do this when I can get 3 pizzas for 5 dollars each at dominoes?
This deal sucks.
Adam Ostrow
· 5 months ago
because that means you have to eat Domino's, lol. Not a huge fan of Pizza Hut either. The only chain I really like is Papa John's.
People Search
· 5 months ago
I like Papa Johns too, but Pizza Hut will do too. =)
Daniel_Honigman
· 5 months ago
I take it Virginia doesn't have many non-chain pizza joints?
Wallace W.
· 5 months ago
If I offer something free via Twitter will you write it up real big on Mashable, too?
G-NIUS
· 5 months ago
I am definitely a fan of free food! lol.
follow me: twitter.com/g_nius
Constance Korol
· 5 months ago
Very interesting to see Yum Brands do another free food promotion through twitter, as from a supply chain perspective, it is questioned whether the free promotion was the right promotion. BOGO was even mentioned as a future solution and better promotion for the stock out problem. We have discussed this on our IBF linkedin group as an organization who provides education on supply chain and demand planning and have planned a one hour webcast for next Tuesday June 30th at 1pm est Webinar: Why Do Marketing Promotions Make Balancing Supply and Demand Difficult? While most organizations focus on managing supply to projected demand, how many manage demand to projected supply? How important is it to include the supply side in promotional planning? Join us to find out more and to let us know your thoughts! http://www.ibf.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=showObj...
العاب شمس
· 5 months ago
Very interesting . Thank you .
Jordan
· 5 months ago
I feel like this sounds better than it actually is
Σχολή Χορού
· 5 months ago
Neat way to get followers! Ill consider, offering free dance lessons in my studio the same way. But don't rush people, the ticket to Greece is expensive.
Anonymous
· 5 months ago
is it only for america? :/
Christine
· 5 months ago
Organics companies should do the same thing - then people would have free real food.
Liz
· 5 months ago
I'll pass. This doesn't sound like a very good offer. And I've only heard negative comments from Social Media people I respect that Pizza Hut gave Twittering responsibilities to an intern. I guess interacting with consumers on social networks ranks right up there with making copies & taking lunch orders.
auzie100
· 5 months ago
I deleted it today as there was no free food code yesterday for stuffed pizza rolls. My comments were full with other stuff from mashable. Where is the free pizza rolls?
Jeannine Buckenmyer
· 5 months ago
Your deal stinks! Having to spend $25+ for some pizza rolls-you didn't learn a thing from KFC.
MikeR
· 5 months ago
Yeah, then follow your heart surgeon on Twitter.
Gregory Martin
· 5 months ago
From a brand awareness perspective, TipTop provides a real time snapshot of what thousands of Twitter users are thinking and saying about the company http://www.feeltiptop.com/pizza%20hut/.
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Lame! Why would you cover this if you didn't get compesated from yumm.
We're too fat already. This food is death in a bucket.
RussiaModels
· 5 months ago
Free food would be nice if it was good food. I gues you still get what you pay for. We could call it "sometimes" food too I guess.
bradleyf81
· 5 months ago
So in other words it's not free at all. It's just a load of crap and like any coupon you can get in the local newspaper or find stuck to your doorknob or under your windshield wiper? Nice one Pizza Hut. Your pizza sucks anyways. Go Papa John's!
pmadesigns
· 5 months ago
Phhfffff
Chris Yates
· 5 months ago
We did a video interview with Scott Lindsey who was part of this Twitter Campaign for Pizza Hut.
America has been called a "fast food nation" and for good reason. Everyday, one out of four Americans eats fast food. If you are eating out, fast food restaurants are often the cheapest option, but unfortunately, not usually the healthiest one.
Gourmet
· 4 months ago
America has been called a "fast food nation" and for good reason. Everyday, one out of four Americans eats fast food. If you are eating out, fast food restaurants are often the cheapest option, but unfortunately, not usually the healthiest one.
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This deal sucks.
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We're too fat already. This food is death in a bucket.
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