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    McDonald’s and Burger King’s Success On April 15, 1955, two brothers, Richard and Maurice McDonald opened their first McDonald’s restaurant in San Bernardino, California. At the time, McDonald’s sold only burgers, fries, and drinks. Today, McDonald’s has over 145 menu items and a revenue of $24.6 billion in 2016. The business became such a success, that a new McDonald’s restaurant opens every 14 hours. Likewise, Burger King opened in 1953, just a few years before McDonald’s. Since then, the company has seen tremendous growth with $1.15 billion in revenue in 2016. McDonald’s and Burger King have had great success due to their catchy advertising, their appeal to families, the fast pace of everyday life, and a diverse menu at a reasonable…

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    Executive summary In this research task I have decide to use two of the biggest fast food chains in South Africa, McDonald’s and Burger King. I have focused on the marketing aspect and I have discussed the seven P’s of Marketing which include price, place, promotion, product, people, process and physical evidence And I have applied the 7 P’s to McDonalds and Burger King. I have also done research on the history and background of each of the fast food restaurants. I have conducted primary…

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    Masculinity In Fast Food

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    gathered and consumed animal meat. Based on that assumption, it only makes sense for modern company marketers to focus their attention on promoting masculinity. Freeman and Merskin’s effectively displayed Ethos through their word choice most notably the word, Anthropologists signaling the use of a trustworthy group of researchers. Ethos is shown through the link being documented and that the connection is just not based on speculation. The reader can get a sense that Freeman and Merskin…

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    Burger King In my opinion, Burger King is one of the best restaurants out there today. I can go there and get high quality delicious food to my liking at a very cheap price. The service is very fast and I never had a bad experience in the past, present and can’t even imagine one in the near future. Though it’s main competitor’s (McDonald, Subway, Wendy’s)serve the same type of fast food but I always prefer Burger king because better quality, service and incredible cheap price. …

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    Burger King Name: Mufqita Farizi Darmawan Description Burger King, often abbreviated as BK, is the world's second largest hamburger fast food-chain. It has over 13,000 outlets and franchises in about 80 countries, in Asia, Europe, Americas, Middle East and Africa. The headquarters is located at Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States. It started out as “Insta-Burger King in Jacksonville, Florida” (Daszkowski, 2015) in 1953. In 1959, its founders, Matthew Burns and Keith J. Kramer, sold it…

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    Burger King’s products encompasses a variety ranging from Whopper sandwiches, flame-grilled sandwiches, desserts, sides and beverages along with breakfast and kids meal. BK is mainly known for its famous signature whoppers made with beef. But significantly in the past years they have evolved and introduced healthier burgers like veggie, fish and chicken burgers as well. PRICE BK in contrast with its competitors is charging high on its burgers, where McDonalds has an edge over price, and…

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    In Dan Neil’s article “Company Town: Seduced by a Juicy Burger” published in the LA Times, he criticizes the fast food advertising industry in a sarcastic manner while wondering if the industry has gone too far. The article, written in 2009, is almost laughably outdated compared to today’s carnal advertisements. Today it seems unfeasible for companies not to objectify women in their commercials. This primitive approach fuels the fire in that women are nearly props more so than the product that…

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    Executive Summary: The International market is flooded with various sectors and industries that involve products of daily as well as occasional use of consumers. The use of the products can vary from industrial purpose to private consumption. The Fast Food sector has been really famous because of its quick service and less time taken to prepare the food. This sector has attracted a lot of consumers as it covers all income groups of consumers. This project is a Comparative Study of the…

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    little one happy. Even when there are important sporting and media events, fast food chains design marketing to promote their foods. Celebrities as big as Beyoncé have participated in commercials to advertise fast food. If Beyoncé likes to Whoopers from Burger King, then sales will soon be through the roof to buy that…

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    the small print on the back of the dressing packet and you’ll realize it actually contains 2,5 servings. If you pour what you’ve been served, you’re suddenly up around 1040 calories, which is half of the government's recommended daily calorie intake” said David Zinczenko (393). Just because it is believed to be a healthier option doesn’t mean it is when it comes to fast-food companies. Zinczenko emphasizes that fast-food companies might end up the way tobacco companies did. Zinczenko states…

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