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McDonald's HK and Google partner up to anticipate "hungry moments" during World Cup

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To drive McDelivery orders this World Cup season, McDonald’s, OMD Hong Kong and Google will partner up to reach excited football fans when they are most hungry.Through the market-first application of Google’s Real-Time Trigger with a Data Management Platform (DMP), McDonald’s can anticipate the “hungry moments” during matches ahead of the competition and entice fans with their favourite menu items.Agnes Lung, vice president of marketing, McDonald’s Hong Kong, said “We are proud to be one of Hong Kong’s first marketers to use Real-Time Trigger. Besides, the team has done an amazing job to use the learnings accumulated through our data management platform to deliver the most relevant messaging during such a big event for real business results.”Based on a simple insight that football fans get hungry when excited, the campaign leverages Google’s Real-Time Trigger technology to push promotional messages along with real-time scores at key moments during a match – i.e. at the beginning, half-time, the end of a game, or whenever a goal is scored. By deploying a DMP, the brand can leverage granular audience insights, such as a favourite purchase item, to deliver more personalised and relevant messaging, away from the clutter of Search advertising.“This campaign is a testament of our endeavour to inject human insights into data technology, a belief which also resonates with McDonald’s. We look forward to continuing our partnership with McDonald’s and Google and creating more ground-breaking campaigns.” said Gary Wong, managing director for OMD Hong Kong.

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