Mark Brandau reports that Popeyes' quality score rose from 14.6 on Aug. 31 to 27.4 on Oct. 1 as a result of the
campaign, which included TV commercials, a celebration in New York's Times Square and the www.popeyesbeatkfc.com microsite. The perception gap between KFC and Popeyes was cut from 17 points to 3.
The brand's "buzz" scores also rose during the period. "That's all a good combination," says BrandIndex svp Ted Marzilli. "If you're increasing buzz, people are taking note of the
campaign and the message is sinking in. Satisfaction scores going up tend to imply that people have actually gone to the stores and had a good experience."
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