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    Chipotle Mexican Grill

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    overall menu, Chipotle Mexican Grill, commonly known as a fast casual restaurant, has also taken on the perspective title of “eating fresh.” Chipotle, for years provided quality service to their customers by staying true to their original five standards; a simple menu; high quality fresh ingredients; fast, personalized food; no franchises; and having committed employees. Even when hardship hit in 2015, when Chipotle had to close stores due to the…

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    Chipotle has threats from competitors, mainly Qdoba and Taco Bell. Qdoba and Taco Bell have created similar menu styles and flavors that are more affordable. While these do not offer the same quality or freshness of ingredients, they provide cheaper alternatives for customers wanting a fast-casual restaurant experience. With consumers becoming more conscientious of how much they spend on dining out, a more affordable option is valuable and a threat to Chipotle. Other than being more…

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    In the Chipotle super bowl ad, there is a wave of depressing feelings being portrayed as the ad shows a farmer, who has just started a family, and seems like a nice guy that soon turns into a farmer that begins caging up all of these farm animals and injecting chemicals and other inhumane things into them. Luckily, the farmer comes to a realization towards the end as to what he has done and is able to 'save' the farm animals by undoing all the horrible things he began doing in the beginning. I…

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    finishing each other's sentences, we made our every move in coordination. I first discovered we were twins when our Chipotle orders were the EXACT SAME. It was a cold, Monday night and I was just getting out of dance class. “What do you want for dinner?” my grandma asked us. I answered almost instantaneously saying “Chipotle!” I called my sister to ask what she wanted and she also said Chipotle. When we got to the restaurant, I called her to ask what she wanted and when she got through her…

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    Chipotle Mexican Grill

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    With this, a SWOT analysis reveals a lot about CMG’s current position in the business environment. To begin, Chipotle Mexican Grill has some major strengths such as, innovation, quality food, strong management, customer loyalty, eco-friendly, unique store format, and a strong financial position. Innovation is a major strength for the company, which commenced with Steven Ells, Chipotle founder and CEO. Ells, who is considered a major asset of the company, created the restaurant with a focus on…

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    Swot Analysis For Chipotle

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    Competitive analysis worksheet Name of competitor: Chipotle 1. Their Mission is Food with Integrity, which highlights its efforts in using naturally-grown ingredients, and serves more naturally raised meat than any other restaurant chain 2. Chipotle focus on Millennial who focus on quality more than price. And also American Mexican immigrations. Competitive methods Trends related to CM Competitive advantage Estimate of value added Key innovations in the last five years Expected future actions…

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    Chipotle Brand Image

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    theme, and is authenticated through the consumer's' direct experience. It is important for a business to maintain its reputation and not lose sight of their brand image. Chipotle is a company that lost sight of their brand image which resulted in losing a lot of business due to their damaged reputation. For many years, Chipotle restaurant and company has stressed its mission statement and brand image being “food with integrity through serving…

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    Business Insider, McDonald’s owned ninety percent of Chipotle’s stock but instead of keeping the company, it decided to sell all of it in 2005. The article explains that, “Now Chipotle has more than 1800 locations and business is booming, while McDonald’s is battling declining sales and traffic” (Peterson, 2015). Some of Chipotles’ success is due in part to the fact that McDonald’s owned it. The firm did the same for Donato’s Pizza (which it acquired in 1999 but sold back to the owner in 2003)…

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    The two commercials I decided to use were commercials that are talking about a very powerful word. The word that is expressed in the commercials is Love. I chose A Extra gum commercial and A Chipotle commercial. The two are very similar in which they both portray that even the littlest things in life can make you the happiest. The Extra gum commercial is taking place in front of a high school. A group of females are talking and nearby there is a group of males talking. A girl and a boy from each…

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    to live without for a week while the ferocious neighbors took care of her. Although, I was only at my lovely cottage for a week, I would miss my home and Lucy. As we were driving up the long road, we came upon a wonderful looking building named Chipotle. I had heard from many of my acquaintances that the food here was wonderful. But, to be careful to not eat too much or you will be stuck there for eternity. I could smell the delicious burritos from the car. I leaped out and ran in to fill my…

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