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    emotional connection with their target audience; “people will pay more attention to a humorous commercial than a factual, opening themselves up to be influenced.” (Levitt, 2017). Plain coffee is fast becoming a thing of the past, and that’s what McDonald's spoofs in their new McCafe commercial that aired in the UK earlier this year. The “McDonalds: Shops” ad targets on-the-go coffee consumers through humorous narrative, upbeat music, and simple language to make an emotional and logical appeal.…

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    As everyone has known that fast food has major impact American’s health, and it causes obesity in America. In fact, there was a lawsuit case of two teenagers tried to sue the fast food chain, McDonalds, to responsible for their obesity in 2002. In this case, the court discussion states that if the teenagers could prove that eating the McDonald’s food for every day for every meal is unreasonably dangerous, they would be able to state their claim. For these reasons, documentarian Morgan Spurlock…

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    Big Mac Research Paper

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    Big Macs are one of McDonald’s biggest selling sandwich. It is considered a classic and even is placed as the first menu item. Building a Big Mac is easy, but it is important to remain consistent for quality assurance for guests and to maintain food costs related to the sandwich. Before beginning to build a Big Mac in the Mcdonald’s kitchen, the supplies are needed: 1. The bun toaster. a. This machine takes 20 minutes to heat up and provided the correct toasting of buns when calibrated…

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    The case of Liebeck v. McDonald’s Restaurants made worldwide coverage as a result of a large sum of money being awarded to the plaintiff, Stella Liebeck. The whole case became a media fiasco, and it gave some people proof that reforms are needed to combat these “frivolous lawsuits”. The legacy of this case lives on in critiques of the case, jokes, case studies for law students, and a good primer to apply principles of business ethics. The most important issue in regards to this case is…

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    Morgan Spurlock Inhumane

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    criticize McDonald’s is he explained how McNuggets (McDonald’s chicken nuggets) were made. The fact he used is “McDonald’s chicken nuggets are made from chickens that are pumped with hormones so their breast are unusually large, then they are put into a machine, their heads are chopped off, and the rest of their body including feces comes out of the machine”. This made me not want to eat McDonald's chicken nuggets, and most likely others too. Another fact that Morgan used to expose McDonald's is…

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    world knows the “golden arches” logo. This logo represents a fast-food restaurant chain that has served meals to billions of people all over the world. McDonald’s started out as a small Bar-B-Q joint on the corner of E street and Fourteenth in San Bernardino, CA. The original restaurant was “a typical drive-in featuring a large menu and car hop service.” McDonald’s (2016). Nowadays, they have a wide spread menu which contains food from breakfast to dinner. They just recently implemented their…

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    Introduction This assignment is regarding on McDonald’s SWOT analysis. At first, this assignment gives background details of McDonald and competitor analysis. After that, SWOT analysis will be explained and discussed. Conclusion will be given at the end. Background of McDonald McDonald’s is an international brand of fast food restaurant which is one of largest franchises in the world. McDonald’s provides locally-relevant and quality food and drinks at various affordable price such as…

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    McDonald’s was bought in 1955 by Ray Kroc. He wants to fulfil individual demand. In the 1970s and 1980s Mc Donald became famous (Speculations, 2016). McDonald’s introduce different ideas such as introducing breakfast, various adult menu and healthier food etc. The main focus of McDonald’s is customer wants and expectations. Market orientation main aim is customer and what are their requirements. McDonald’s changed their packaging and replaced with paper packaging, they want their customers to…

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    This advertisement created by McDonald’s in 1961 is advertising that a family of five fed for $2.25 and that includes a hamburger, French fries, and a shake for each member of the family. I chose this particular advertisement because it came from the 1960’s and life back then was so much simpler than it is now. The original audience for the advertisement is families and generally all of the American people. McDonald has released this ad in June of 1961; just 4 months after the United States had…

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    Mcdonald's Golden Arches

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    wallet but remembers instantly that those golden yellow arches are the symbol to the world’s number one most affordable fast food restaurant called McDonalds. Almost all around the world, society knows the names of Ronald McDonald, the Big Mac and are incredibly familiar with the illustration of the Golden Arches forming an “M”. Each all point out to the largest fast food cooperation in American society that is home to the birth of famous logo of “I’m lovin it” that capture the heart…

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