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    though there are dangers of hamburgers and other McDonald’s fast food, the ads accomplish their purpose and are very emotionally manipulative but still get millions of people to buy their food. McDonald’s is the world’s largest toy distributor; children often recognize the McDonald’s logo before they can their own names (Schlosser), they know kids love toys. They fatten their profits by aggressively targeting kids with marketing for its unhealthy foods. With every good commercial comes some sort…

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    McDonalds business model has enabled the corporation to ultimately expand from a single, California location into some 30,000 worldwide locations. However, that is not to say that McDonald’s is free from challenges. Consumers are continuously becoming more health conscious, which frequently puts them at odds with McDonald’s menu items. This message is even driven home by media outlets and non-governmental organizations that have often likened McDonalds to a societal bane responsible for so…

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    brother changed how a small town drive-in restaurant can expand nationally and international. The McDonald brothers, Richard and Maurice founded the McDonald’s restaurant. The McDonald “brothers developed food processing and assembly line techniques” which in later years expanded globally (Vignali, 2001). The innovative way of preparing, serving, and selling food began in California. Since the 1920’s, California has been known as a tourist city. The city features many cultural events, galleries,…

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    Supersize Me Reflection

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    Oversized children repeatedly singing, “Mcdonald’s, Mcdonald’s, Kentucky Fried Chicken and a Pizza Hut!” (Super Size Me, 2004). This was the opening scene to the well known documentary that shocked Americans and other viewers, possibly even leaving them in disgust. Super Size Me, written and directed by American documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock, was a film about a constant growing problem in America, obesity. During the time of the film, obesity was the second leading cost of preventable…

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    view in order to better understand the difference between the way how McDonald’s see themselves and the way hot they are seen by their customers. His first task was to analyze the current CSR policy from the point of view of McDonald’s, listing everything the company regards a socially responsible activity. He took his pen and started writing. Since the pen was green, he approached the company’s environmental efforts…

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    radio to the social media. No matter the type of advertisement, the aim or goal is to promote more sales which will in turn boost the growth of the organization. McDonald’s is one of the rapid growing fast food restaurant companies, most especially in America and the United Kingdom. One of their resent adverts on You-tube is the McDonald’s UK Christmas Advert 2016, introducing Juliette the doll. This is a very interesting advert, trying to introduce or increase the spirit of Christmas, as the…

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    Billboard Analysis Essay

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    The price has been mentioned in bold writing. This presents, how they want you to be aware of how cheap the product really is and appeal to the people who don’t want to pay a lot of money to get what they want. In addition, you know McDonald’s is already a quick and easy option, when they add cheap to that impressive list it they will attract even more customers. Additionally, showing the price in bold writing also exposes how they want you to buy more because of the amazingly cheap price…

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    experience they present. If a customer walks into a fast food restaurant and uses a dirty bathroom they are less likely to choose that restaurant in the future. It’s the entire experience, not just the taste of the food that keeps customers coming back. This experience must remain similar at each location in order to win over customers. This experience should transcend cultures. A customer should receive the same experience at a McDonald’s in New York that they have in Japan. When a…

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    McDonald’s has been in business since the 1950’s, most known for its fries and burgers. As with any business, when it grows it must become more efficient to be able to serve more customers. Over the past 60 or so years this fast food restaurant has become more and more efficient. The efficiency of the business has reached a point to where average serving time is under 2 minutes when passing through the drive through. It is one of the quickest most efficient restaurants in the country. Their…

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    Analysis Of Supersize Me

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    like every person in America knows how bad fast food is for them. Yet, when was the last time you went through the drive-through of the nearest McDonald’s, craving a Big Mac or shake? Last month? Last week? When you last bit into your first handful of a large fry, were you really thinking about the impact on your health, or were you just too hungry to care? In the documentary Super Size Me, director Morgan Spurlock brings the issue of health and fast food from the back of American’s minds to the…

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