Part of the difference, it said, was because of the nature of apps: “app users typically order more frequently”. Some 42% of orders were over apps, while the web accounted for 28% of orders. Just Eat, meanwhile, says 70% of its total orders came via mobile – and 78% in the UK alone. Conversion from a newly responsive website also increased by 62%. Some 13.2m customers have now downloaded its mobile app. More than 62% of Domino’s Pizza orders were placed by mobile (70.8% in the Republic of Ireland), and the pizza company said mobile migration was clearly evident. Mobile is far and away the single preferred option for ordering a takeaway at both Domino’s Pizza and Just Eat. Ecommerce, says Domino’s, helps to drive order numbers, with like-for-like online orders up by 18.6% over the same period, and average order value up by 2%.Īll of Just Eat’s orders are placed online. Some 81% of Domino deliveries were ordered online in the first half of its financial year, up from 77% a year earlier. Here’s what grabbed our attention in these announcements.

Meanwhile, the launch of Amazon Dash for AmazonFresh customers will no doubt help to make grocery ordering still easier. įor more stories from where you live, visit InYourArea.Figures out this week from both Domino’s Pizza and Just Eat, the marketplace that enables customers to find and order a takeaway online, have given useful insights into the way that takeaways are changing in a digital age.

More information on the very best local deals can be found here. Pizza fans nationwide can still to enjoy a slice of the action as they watch the football this Sunday by ordering online, through the Domino’s app or via their nearest store. Fingers crossed that Lucy and the team can make a pizza history and bring home the trophy! We’re currently looking for superstar players to join our squad and have numerous roles available, so if you think you’re match-fit then get in touch.”

We have always been proud of Lucy’s journey from pizza to pitch. Ricky Kandola, operations director, said: “Lucy Bronze worked at Domino’s so of course she delivers. To celebrate the success of the Lionesses in reaching Sunday's final, Domino’s is giving away a free pizza to any customers named Lucy who collect their food from the Headingly outlet on Sunday.Īnd in another tribute to their former colleague, some specially selected Headingly delivery drivers will be honouring Lucy Bronze by donning bronze helmets in the lead up to the final. The England star, who scored a magnificent header in the 4-0 semi-final triumph over Sweden, worked at the Headingly store during her days as a student at Leeds Metropolitan University. The star is being honoured with her very own store in Headingly, Leeds, which will be renamed Lucy's for the remainder of the tournament. Popular pizza store Domino’s is paying tribute to former staff member Lucy Bronze ahead of this weekend's Euro 2022 final clash between England and Germany.

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