Domino Pizza Tracker

Web Apps Websites — 31 January 2008

Dominos Pizza Tracker
I just caught this on NBC’s local news here in SoCal. Totally gimmicky, but it should draw some customers who are looking for their Web 2.0 meets pizza fix. The Domino Pizza Tracker is available at Dominos.com The Tracker breaks down the pizza ordering process into 5 steps: Order Placed, Prep, Bake, Box and Delivery. To track you just punch in the number associated with your order. Once the order is out for delivery it cannot be tracked. I’m waiting for GPS to be installed in all Domino’s delivery cars. Then we’ll know the pizza’s ETA. Dominos has been on a promotion tear (30 minutes guarantee commercials) since recent and strong competition has emerged, which includes select Subway and Dunkin Donut locations serving personal pizzas.

Dominos Pizza Tracker here.

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Grew up back East, got sick of the cold and headed West. Since I was small I have been pushing buttons - both electronic and human. With an insatiable need for tech I thought "why not start a blog focusing on technology, and use my dislikes and likes to post on gadgets."

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  • Sally

    I absolutely LOVE the pizza tracker. I think it is one of the best tools ever. It makes ordering easy and fun…very straightforward and fast. If you havent used it, try it…you will be hooked. :)

  • http://chadjones.wordpress.com Chad

    I noticed your comment about Domino's ad push with a "30 minute guarantee". The "You've got 30 minutes" slogan isn't a guarantee, there are no intentions to bring back the 30 minute guarantee. However, 30 minutes is our goal. On the Domino's box now it says, "Because safety is a priority, "You Got 30 Minutes" is not a guarantee, but an estimate. You may get more."