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    America. Every fast food chain has upped their portions, and it is distorting the way that Americans perceive the amount of food they eat.13 According to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, food portions in America’s restaurants have doubled or tripled over the…

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    Advertisers spend money in order to sneakily convince viewers what they should desire. In fact, a thirty second commercial from the last seasons super bowl can cost up to five million dollars for people to view (Markman). These viewers are additionally part time consumers, spending money here and there. But with so many things to purchase out there how is anyone supposed to know exactly what to buy? Imagine quickly stopping into the store, only to grab one thing. Then you suddenly remember that…

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    The food Industry is a multibillion part of the American economy responsible for feeding over three hundred million Americans each year. With more and more focus on making profits rather than fulfilling the health needs of Americans, increased advertising unhealthy, profit-making foods, towards children and teens. Anna Leppa believes that the food industry’s targeted marketing is responsible for the new outbreak of diet-related illnesses in children and teens. The growing problem of obesity and…

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    Panera Bread History

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    Panera Bread is a chain of bakery-café and fast-casual restaurant serving bakery-goods, salads, sandwiches, and more. This Company that has the argument of issues has been fixed. Panera Bread is one of the top brands in industry. The Restaurant field is a constant change and customers tend to change on taste with foods. Customers sooner or later get tired and that’s when the restaurant requires trying different stuffs. Panera Bread Company was established in 1981. Louis Kane and Ron Shaich were…

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    The term “advertising” or “ad”, is a business in trying to persuade people into buying products and services from the producer; rhetoric is the art of persuasion. These two types of persuasions are creating a strategy that a lot of companies in society today are using. One of the most famous companies that is using it is McDonald's. McDonald's is one of the most popular fast food companies in the world. It is known for its french fries and hamburgers. Its primary goal is to serve food with…

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    Do you ever feel tricked, or duped? Many of us feel that way when we talk about marketing to kids and most importantly, food ads. While many of us don’t think much of food ads and marketing to kids, they are affecting the lives of youths everyday. Starting with online advertising, leading into manipulating the minds of teens, and finally, releasing them into a world of diabetes, heart disease, cancer, and more. All of this starts with ads. Unfortunately, ads are everywhere, on TV, on the…

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    services for all. Sonic Drive-In uses advertising campaigns, sales promotions and publicity to promote each of the their most iconic brands. (Sonic Drive-In, 2015)Sonic Drive-In uses direct, competitive advertising in their ad operations in order to better appealto all customers. Through direct, competitive advertising, Sonic Drive-In is able to expand their product to a new audience and obtain 606 million in sales for last year according to an article by the Food Business News.Advertising…

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    Comparative Study on marketing strategies of Domino’s Pizza and Pizza Hut Domino’s Pizza and Pizza Hut aim to provide quality food and to deliver excellent customer service. They both use geographic, psychographic and demographic factors to reach their target market. Marketing Mix of Domino’s Pizza Product: Domino’s Pizza implemented an adaptive strategy, in order to create different pizzas to suit the likes of consumers from different countries. Due to increasing popularity, Domino’s Pizza…

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    Children from a young age are being told what to purchase, from what they see on TV, online, or in stores. And though that's not okay for such young minds to be influenced, I don't think advertistements targeting children should be banned. I think the amount of ADs that children see should be limited greatly. Acording to The American Psychological Association "Children younger than eight years old do not understand that ads are designed to persuade", yet children under the age of twelve are…

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    Essay On Fast Food Workers

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    Vote Set on a Union in Fast Food, says “Jen Thompson, a mother of two who earns $7.75 an hour as a sandwich maker said… We’re tired of getting treated like garbage. We don’t get paid well, and we get horrible hours.” This quote is trying to examine the feeling a fast food worker. People should treat others the way they want to be treated. Unfortunately, many people treat others horrible. One of the biggest issues with the beef industries is the way they treat the fast food workers, the way the…

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