Uber Eats to deliver absolutely anything


08/21/2023
Uber OOH ad campaign

In an exciting move that’s set to revolutionize how we think about food delivery, Uber Eats is going beyond its restaurant offerings and venturing into the realm of convenience. From last-minute grocery runs to essential household items, Uber Eats is now your go-to platform for a wide range of daily needs.

Alex Troughton, the accomplished General Manager at Uber Eats UK Grocery and New Verticals, is enthusiastic about this new direction. He shared, “This campaign aims to help break the misconception that Uber Eats only delivers from restaurants. It is actually home to so much more with literally thousands of grocery, alcohol, and convenience items just a few taps away. It is not just Uber Eats, you can actually Uber Anything… this unmissable OOH campaign aims to deliver that message loud and clear.”

Gone are the days when Uber Eats was solely associated with restaurant meals. Now, whether you’re in dire need of eggs for that last-minute recipe or a bottle of wine to unwind after a long day, Uber Eats is ready to deliver right to your doorstep. Even for parents on the go, forgotten baby essentials are just a tap away.

This campaign isn’t just about delivering groceries; it’s about delivering on the promise of convenience. With this expansion, Uber Eats is embracing its role as a one-stop-shop for all your immediate needs, ensuring that you don’t have to step out of your comfort zone to access the essentials.

The campaign’s strategy includes reaching audiences across the UK through strategic media placements, ensuring that the message is visible where it matters the most. Additionally, social media will play a pivotal role in engaging with users and spreading the word about this exciting new development.

In a world that’s becoming increasingly fast-paced, Uber Eats is rising to the occasion by becoming your personal delivery partner for more than just meals. It’s a new era of convenience, made possible by a company known for innovation and efficiency.

TOP STORIES
Meituan Plans Share Buyback Valued at Up to $1.0 Billion Author: Borys Gitelman
Deliveroo Sees Expansion Into Non-Food Driving Growth Author: Borys Gitelman
Meituan’s Profit Tripled on Rising Chinese Consumption Author: Borys Gitelman
Instacart Adds Peacock As First-Ever Streaming Partner Author: Borys Gitelman
Delivery Hero-owned Baemin to exit Vietnam in December Author: Borys Gitelman
Uber Shuts Down Instant Delivery In NYC Author: Borys Gitelman
Swiggy gears up for $1 billion IPO, SoftBank may sell stake Author: Borys Gitelman
The EU Wants to Fix Gig Work, but Uber Has Its Own Ideas Author: Borys Gitelman
Just Eat Growth Momentum Stalls In Ireland Author: Borys Gitelman
Amazon to sell Hyundai vehicles online starting in 2024 Author: Borys Gitelman
Britain’s Ocado secures first deal beyond grocery retail Author: Borys Gitelman