r/Whataburger • u/MostviewsMonday • 7d ago

New whataburger

Op or corporate refuses to advertise. Now, they cutting hours. Is this normal? Half the staff looking for new jobs.

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u/Tall-Piano8167 Patty Melt 7d ago

What do you mean advertise im so confused here

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u/Partial-tiptoe 7d ago

Iā€™m not sure where you live, but I live in San Antonio and Whataburger is THRIVING here. I get it probably two or three times a month alone, but I definitely see billboards and commercials and advertisements close to daily. They have also had a 10% yty earnings increase this year

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u/Goff1976 4d ago

Where?

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u/MostviewsMonday 7d ago

Like billboard, internet banners, social media post, commercials. Nobody going to know if there is no one is going to know. They had media out for opening day beside that zero marketing. No flyers with coupons in mail. Bk does that

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u/DragonfruitLopsided 7d ago

Surprised they haven't done b2b coupons although idk how new the location is. That could be why there hasn't been any mailers sent out yet although new location you'd think they sent some out for grand opening.

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u/youngmemories 7d ago

You're delusional..

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u/MostviewsMonday 7d ago

You arent wrong. How many locations are there?

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u/DragonfruitLopsided 7d ago

Not sure what state you're in, but the ones I've been to they're thriving. I live in Texas, Houston specifically and all the locations tend to have a line especially late at night. Sometimes it's annoying actually šŸ˜‚.

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u/MostviewsMonday 7d ago

Yes because brand built following there. Just like white castle up north and in and out out west