Burger King’s ‘Whopper Detour’ campaign, created by FCB New York, saw the fast food chain take its rivalry with McDonald’s up a notch, effectively using the latter’s stores as sales locations. Through its use of geofencing, BK showed how a simple coupon activation can break the internet.

With over 9.4 billion views on TikTok, ‘What I eat in a day’ videos are a social media phenomenon. These short clips offer a glimpse into the diverse eating habits of people around the world and are generally fun, but what risks do they pose? And how can brands tap into the power of eat-fluencers?

As people increasingly rely on their phones to bridge the gap between digital and physical worlds, maps have emerged as an exciting space for creativity and personalization. So, how can brands best use geospatial data to connect with their customers and deliver optimized omnichannel experiences?

To help growing food insecurity, Google has teamed up with the US Department of Agriculture and numerous non-profits on 'Find Food Support'. The site helps Americans that are struggling to access free food via a Google Maps search tool and also includes helpful information and videos.