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    people. In Super Bowl LII the fast food companies McDonald’s and Wendy’s both paid for a 30 second commercial promoting their food and ideas. Both companies in Super Bowl LII attempt to reach and convince customers who eat at both restaurants to eat only at theirs. The two companies with only 30 seconds made their attempts to sway the audience to one side. With more differences than similarities Wendy’s aired its “Iceberg” commercial while McDonald’s aired its “Rediscover Your Love” commercial.…

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    Nutrition Perspectives, SUPERSIZE ME I chose to watch the documentary Supersize Me by Morgan Spurlock because fast food is a vast part of society. He had a diet of nothing but McDonald’s for 30 days. He gained weight, it affected his liver, was getting depressed, lost his sex drive, his cholesterol went up and he had many other issues, proving the adverse impact that eating too much fast food can have on one’s body. When we cook at home we can control what ingredients we cook with. When we go…

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    (there were so effective some restaurants even kept them ex. Sonic, Frisco's, Ruby’s, etc.). A few years later McDonald Brothers Bar Drive-In was opened by Richard and Maurice McDonald on E Street and West 14th Street in San Bernardino, California. McDonald's was a success and made more money than initially anticipated. Near the end of 1944 Carl increased his number of hot dog carts by two summing up to four hot dog carts total. Karcher eventually opened his own restaurant on the sixth of…

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    The buyers that McDonald’s targets are the final customers that go to their restaurants and buy food. The buyers that McDonald’s targets have a wide variety of substitutes and competing restaurants to choose from. As a result, McDonald’s must work hard to actively keep customers because it is very easy for customers to go to a different restaurant. This makes comfort details such as having a clean restaurant and providing wi-fi to the customers all the more important. McDonald’s must listen…

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    Segmentation, Targeting And Positioning McDonald’s marketing strategy includes all measures of Segmentation, Targeting & positioning. It is most important for a company to know its target customers. Mc Donald’s use demographic segmentation strategy. In India McDonald’s has gone through three different types of segmentation. Demographic segmentation targeting teenagers, family-members couples and students. Secondly Psychographic Segmentation, Availability and manner of living of Indians,…

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    Ray Kroc Research Paper

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    Ray Kroc was the founder of the McDonald's corporation in April, 1955 in Chicago Des Plaines. Kroc created a restaurant business and he became an overnight success, as he once said, “ I was an overnight success alright, but 30 years is a long, long night.” Ray Kroc was an american entrepreneur who had expanded McDonalds and was turned into the world's most profitable restaurant in the franchise business. He had started as young as a teenager selling cups at Lily-Tulip Cup Co. later on Kroc had…

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    Direct marketing is also one of the efficient tools for promotion. The McDonald's uses tool in the home delivery services in which they directly serve the order to their home. Also they have a websites which are more in preference for direct marketing in that they usually mentioned all the new offers along with the contact number…

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    Intro/Background http://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2015-chipotle-oral-history/ Chipotle Mexican Grill was founded by Steve Ells in 1993. The concept of the restaurant was inspired by the foil wrapped mission-style burritos Steve ate while working in San Francisco, California. When he proposed the idea to his friends and family, they were not too supportive about it. His dad’s response was “So you have six years of pretty expensive schooling here, and it's going to be burritos and tacos? Are…

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    (Kroc, 2016). His vision was, no matter where the customer purchased his products they would have the same taste. He traveled all over the United States pitching his ideas to get investors. In 1955 he partnered with the McDonald brothers creating McDonald’s Systems, Inc. (Kroc, 2016). He created a streamlined process for food preparation and through partnerships with his suppliers and franchisees. With the collaboration of these suppliers, franchisees and employees the success of the business…

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    1- McDonald's and Burger King are one of the most important commercial competitions of American history. For more than 60 years, McDonald's has been the trail builder who set the standard by which all other franchises work. But there are clear signs that these roles may be counterproductive; the renewal of Burger king compels McDonald to adapt to them, not vice versa. McDonald's organizational structure facilitates market management on the basis of performance levels. As the largest fast food…

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