Uber Eats reminds consumers, in its latest commercials, that they can get just about anything delivered through Uber Eats, from grocery to alcohol and convenience items, effortlessly.
One of the spots features a woman who returns home from work and finds the apartment completely empty. Even though it is very messy, she decides to enjoy the rare moment of silence and even celebrate it with a glass of wine. She thus grabs her phone and orders a bottle of wine through Uber Eats, which gets delivered immediately. She then relaxes in her massage chair, without worrying about anything else.
“Get groceries, effortlessly” an onscreen line reads at the end of the advertisement, which is set to the tune of “Soul Sister” by Allen Toussaint, from his 1972 album, “Life, Love and Faith”. The album is available for purchase on Amazon in multiple formats, including MP3, Audio CD and Vinyl.
Another spot shows a man at home, on a hot summer day, who orders himself some ice cream through Uber Eats and enjoys it when it has the perfect consistency.
The two ads, which run across TV and cinema, are complemented by OOH and social media work.
