News: Domino's Pizza New Pizza Holdout Ad Campaign

Dominos is continuing its documentary-style ad campaign which started with the story behind redesign of their pizza focusing on lackluster consumer feedback.

The follow up to that campaign is Pizza Holdouts which uses the same documentary-style type ads to follow their over-the-top efforts to get three people who hadn't yet tried their new pizza to try it.

The full video centering the campaign is a little over 4 minutes and you can check it out after the jump.

Little Caesars Tests New S'mores & More Dessert

Summer being prime s'mores season, Little Caesars is testing new S'mores & More as a dessert option in the Elkhart, IN area.

News: Domino's - Play "Behind the Pizza" for Free $5 Gift Card

Domino's is working to inform customers about their ingredients supply chain with a new edutainment game dubbed "Behind the Pizza" at more.dominos.com/behindthepizza. To encourage users to play, Domino's is offering incentives at several point tiers for various stages of completion of the game (in a game-show-like manner where you give up your prize for a better prize at the next tier).

At 1 point, users can get a coupon for free Cinna Stix with their next order.

At 50 points is a coupon for free Chocolate Lava Crunch Cakes with your next order.

At 100 points is a buy one, get one free large pizza.

Finally, at the end of it all, you can play a pizza-making game for a $5 Domino's gift card. Update: There seems to be great difficulty in either a) getting a gift card or b) getting a gift card that works. Looks like they didn't quite test the fulfillment aspect of the promotion too well. This looks like it might be a black mark against Domino's if Facebook is any indication. Domino's has taken the game down, saying they've run out of prizes and that it'll be back.

Completion of the entire game probably takes about 20 minutes by my rough guess. There's no "game over," so the prizes are pretty much a given as long as you work your way through.

News: Pizza Hut Returns "Any Pizza for $10" Deal

For a limited time, Pizza Hut returns their "Any Pizza for $10" deal where customers can get any pizza, or any size, and with any number of toppings for $10.

They say "any pizza," but stuffed crust and extra cheese will cost you extra. Available crusts are Pan, Hand-Tossed, or Thin 'n Crispy.

Review: Little Caesars - Thin Crust Pepperoni Pizza

Little Caesars' Thin Crust Pepperoni Pizza features a "crispy, flaky, thin crust" a blend of mozzarella and Muenster cheese, and the same amount of pepperoni as the ExtraMostBestest line placed to the very edge of the crust.

News: Domino's Offers $5 in Domino's Dollars When you Buy Two $5.99 Pizzas

Domino's is offering a deal on top of one of their deals for a limited time. Specifically, they are offering $5 in Domino's Dollars when you digitally (online or via phone apps) order two medium two-topping pizzas for $5.99 each between now and January 13, 2013.

You can use Domino's Dollar like cash on your next online Domino's order but they're only good for 10 days after you receive them. They're delivered to your email in the form of a promo code. They can only be earned until January 13.

You Can Now Order Domino's By Tweeting Them the Pizza Emoji

Domino's now offers the option to order pizza by tweeting them the pizza emoji i.e. literally sending them an icon that looks like a pizza slice.

Domino's Giving Out Rewards Points Good Towards Free Pizza When You Eat Any Pizza From Anywhere

For a limited time, Domino's is awarding Pie Rewards points for any pizzas, regardless of the source, that you eat if you scan it into their mobile app. They're calling the promotion, "Points for Pies."