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Dominos launches content hub to power SEO marketing

Dominos launches content hub to power SEO marketing

Dominos is the latest brand to join the content marketing rush with the launch of an online hub it hopes will push its organic search results ahead of rivals.

The pizza chain has created a consumer blog to house all its branded content including posts, widgets, downloads, competitions, infographics, videos and pictures. The hub, developed by Arena Media, will also allow fans to post comments and share content via its live Instagram and Twitter feeds.
 
Additionally, visitors will be able to visit a vouchers page where they can access the latest online deals.
Dominos hopes the platform, which is hosted on a subdomain so it does not interfere with the ecommerce site, can increase the number of search terms Dominos.co.uk will be found under. The focus on best-practice SEO aims to increase the number of people engaging with the brand through organic search.
Most of the companys recent marketing activity has been focused on expanding its sales channels, however, it believes it can better understand shoppers through content.
 
Nick Dutch, head of digital at Dominos, says: As a brand which has built up a huge social media presence, weve seen a lot of success with online content projects in the past – and they work hand-in-hand with online ordering.
 
Hosting all content on one destination was a natural next step. We know the value in bringing fresh and interesting content to our audience and the blog will be easy and quick to update, and will allow for all-important customer feedback.
 
Dominos has been vocal this year about its bid to become a media owner capable of driving orders through its own paid channels. It launched an online football sitcom in March, which it claims has generated around one million views and a 15 per cent jump in frequency of purchase among viewers in the months since.
 
The pizza chain has also struck tie-ups with TV shows such as The Simpsons, Britain’s Got Talent and X-Factor in the past in an attempt to own the Saturday night TV viewing experience.

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