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La economía del boca a boca y el ejemplo del caso Domino's Pizza

La economía del boca a boca y el ejemplo del caso Domino's Pizza

Posted: 31 May 2009 11:02 AM PDT

Es curioso a veces de donde sacamos nuestra fuente de inspiración para las entradas. Resulta que uno se entera que el Grupo Zena rompe su acuerdo con Pizza Hut, para firmar uno nuevo con Domino's Pizza, por el cual introducirá esta franquicia en España con varios establecimientos. La noticia para mí, sin embargo, no está en la llegada de la empresa en la que se fijó Telepizza para copiar su modelo de negocio e implantarlo en España, sino en la crisis que le tocó vivir a la empresa americana hace pocas fechas por no tener bajo control al nuevo marketing (Internet), y al poder del boca a boca y sus nuevas herramientas sociales (Social Media: twitter, facebook, tuenti y youtube), y cómo habrá valorado esto el grupo español.

Resulta que en uno de los establecimientos de Domino's Pizza, en realidad de un pueblo tan remoto que casi es difícil encontrarlo en el mapa, dos de los empleados encargados de manipular los alimentos y elaborar las pizzas, se grabaron en vídeo haciendo todo tipo de guarradas con la masa, y, listos ellos, luego lo subieron a Youtube. A partir de ahí el revuelo se montó en un instante, apareciendo lo que se ha denominado como la crisis 101, aquella en la que se ve envuelta tu empresa en apenas 10 minutos, cuando el efecto boca a boca de twitter hace acto de presencia, y además, google sitúa en la portada a una búsqueda de tu marca, un enlace en los primeros resultados al problema.