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Just Eat ditches celeb superstars and jingle for new brand platform ‘to last for 30 years’
By George Nott2026-10-15T08:15:00
The new brand platform – ’Stay Just Where You Are’ – is “built around a simple, highly relatable human truth”
Just Eat has launched a new global brand platform – ‘Stay Just Where You Are’ – which does away with the global superstars its marketing has relied on to date as well as its ‘Did somebody say…Just Eat?’ tagline.
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