FeedWorthie

 At Rebuild, we are always trying to find better ways to Jam. Over the years, we’ve studied artists in the entertainment industry to understand the methods they use to perfect their crafts. When we find a worthwhile method, we try it, and if it works well, we add it to our playbook.  

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In this faster-paced episode we take a closer look at the viral sensation "St. Louis Style" that somehow managed to rope in Panera.  We examine a few of the best brand pranks from April Fools Day across social media, U.P.S. successfully lands its first drone delivery and finally, the highly anticipated "Impossible" Whopper rollout thats going on at Burger King (starting in St. Louis of all places!)

As always, Feedworthie is brought to you by Rebuild Group, a creative agency in Milwaukee Junction, Detroit. 

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0:00 - Introduction

What a month! We're back in Studio unwrapping Burger King's new Grilled Chicken Sandwich- which has recently taken on KFC in a battle of the fast food chicken sandwiches...  and we even taste test the sandwich so you don't have to!  

We're also diving into the highly addicting Sephora app and their loyalty program. There's been plenty of conversation online from users who just can't get enough (and have had enough) of this app which is constantly urging them in different ways to buy! We sat down with Becca from the Rebuild office to get a much needed female perspective on Sephora and to hear more on her shopping habits within this category..

Lastly, TP brand Cottenelle has gotten themselves into the mix with its own controversial (banned from TV) digital video campaign that was dropped on Twitter. We dig into all of this in more in our 7th episode of Feedworthie! 

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In this special episode of Feedworthie we're breaking down the top spots still generating conversation after the 4th quarter from this year's big game.  It cost $5M for each 30-second spot and as usual the brands came to play. From Mircosoft to Amazon, to Hyundai and Kia to Burger King and much more... we'll give you 5 spots (our Feedworthie 5) to take a closer look at and in the end and we crown a few honorable mentions in our first ever Feedworthie awards. 

In our fifth episode, the guys look at Capital One's approach to driving foot traffic to its retail locations, Walmart's clever play on nostalgia in digital video and our new years resolutions. We'll break it all down and get you ready before next week's big game!