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Eagle Boys Pizza Says Size Really Does Matter

Krista Connolly
Published on: 12th May 2015 at 8:47 AM
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Pizza chain Eagle Boys is doing its bit for the family budget by proving that size really does matter with its 15-inch pizzas being among the largest and best value for money in the Australian pizza industry.

While customers are criticising manufacturers for sneaking smaller-sized products onto the supermarket shelf, Eagle Boys pizzas has maintained its hefty size and represent a hearty meal for friends and family.

Eagle Boys general manager retail Nick Vincent said customers were accustomed to manufacturers cutting their costs by shaving the size of chocolate bars, packets of chips, their favourite breakfast cereals and even their soap, toilet rolls and tissues.

“Eagle Boys is constantly looking at how it can make its customers happy through its menu and special offers,” Vincent said.

“It’s a tough time for many households and if you are looking for a treat that is going to feed the whole family, an Eagle Boys feast demonstrably offers the best value for money.”

In a cheeky, 15 second TV campaign the Eagle Boys mascot shows off his 15 inch Mega Meatlovers pizza, which is unquestionably bigger than other large pizzas available in the market.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbldIslO8Z4

The advertising is intended to promote the Mega Meatlovers campaign, running through May to mid-July.

Coinciding with the 2015 footy season, Eagle Boys has introduced a range of four limited-time only family-sized 15 inch pizzas including; Tropical Mega Meatlovers, Ultimate Mega Meatlovers, Deluxe Mega Meatlovers and Hot Chick Mega Meatlovers.

“Sales of the special edition pizzas have exceeded expectations and proven to be a hit with Australia’s pizza lovers,” Vincent said.

Over the 11-week campaign, customers will be able to purchase from the new range of Mega Meatlovers pizzas for $9.95 each pick up.

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By Krista Connolly
Award winning communications professional with proven expertise in journalism and public relations for international client base Key skills and attributes: Branding, copywriting, event management, stakeholder engagement, web and intranet management, graphic design, public affairs and environmental scanning Strong media connections and coaching spokespeople for interviews, 24/7 press office management Progressive career as reporter, chief of staff, sub-editor, editor, newsroom management, advertising and features Team coordination including overseeing work planning, delegation of tasks, working with other teams on external and internal communications plans Accuracy under pressure, working to strict deadlines with required discipline and attention to detail High personal and professional standards – takes pride in delivering excellence Self reliant, hard working and systematic Specialties: media liaison, internal communications, public affairs, branding and identity

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