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This document discusses McDonald's history and brand management strategies. It outlines how McDonald's grew from a small burger stand called "Speedee" opened by brothers Richard and Maurice McDonald to a global fast food giant with over 36,000 locations worldwide. Key to its success has been maintaining its core brand values of providing hot, high-quality food at affordable prices quickly and conveniently. While continuing to emphasize these values, McDonald's has also adapted to changing times by introducing new products like McCafe coffee and modifying menus for different world regions. Moving forward, challenges will include retaining market share against competitors and responding to future issues like health concerns or economic downturns.
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Brand or Company Description (minimum 25 words)
McDonald’s is the world’s largest fast food chain with over $25B in annual sales and more than
35,000 retail locations in more than 100 countries (McDonald’s Corporation, 2015).
Core Products or Services (minimum 25 words)
Beyond the burgers, french fries and milkshakes that they’ve been selling since its founding,
McDonald’s sells a variety of wraps, salads, sandwiches and beverages – more than 200 items in all (The
Economist, 2015). McDonald’s locations are typically open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night
dining and many feature drivethru service.
A Brief History (minimum 50 words)
The first McDonald’s restaurant was opened in 1948 by Richard and Maurice McDonald. It
brought production line techniques to the burger business and challenged the dominant carhop drivein
business model. Ray Kroc was one of the earliest franchisees and the key figure in the rapid expansion of
the business after he bought out the McDonald brothers 1961. McDonald’s became a public company in
1965 and opened its first international location in 1967. Sales and locations have continued to grow every
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chains like Burger King and Wendy’s. But given McDonald’s size and the expansion of their menu, the
competitive set must be viewed more broadly to include sandwich shops like Subway, other fast food
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everyone and most are open from 6am to 11pm. The number of locations also means that McDonald’s can
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This document is a project report submitted by Deep Nandkumar Kadu for their Bachelor of Management Studies program. The report focuses on analyzing McDonald's operations in India, including the challenges of entering the Indian market, segmentation and targeting strategies, supply chain management, marketing mix, employee benefits, service industry aspects, and a SWOT analysis. The conclusion is that studying McDonald's marketing system helped provide a better understanding of marketing that will be useful for their future career.
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Frieday Night with Redbox: A McDonald’s Marketing Plan
Samuel A. Sample
BUS 330 Principles of Marketing
Professor Sadeghinejad
February 16, 2016
MCDONALD’s MARKETING PLAN 2
McDonald’s Marketing Plan: Frieday with RedBox
Brand or Company Description (minimum 25 words)
McDonald’s is the world’s largest fast food chain with over $25B in annual sales and more than
35,000 retail locations in more than 100 countries (McDonald’s Corporation, 2015).
Core Products or Services (minimum 25 words)
Beyond the burgers, french fries and milkshakes that they’ve been selling since its founding,
McDonald’s sells a variety of wraps, salads, sandwiches and beverages – more than 200 items in all (The
Economist, 2015). McDonald’s locations are typically open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night
dining and many feature drivethru service.
A Brief History (minimum 50 words)
The first McDonald’s restaurant was opened in 1948 by Richard and Maurice McDonald. It
brought production line techniques to the burger business and challenged the dominant carhop drivein
business model. Ray Kroc was one of the earliest franchisees and the key figure in the rapid expansion of
the business after he bought out the McDonald brothers 1961. McDonald’s became a public company in
1965 and opened its first international location in 1967. Sales and locations have continued to grow every
year since.
Key current competitors (minimum 50 words)
Historically, McDonald’s primary competitors were identified to be the large fast food burger
chains like Burger King and Wendy’s. But given McDonald’s size and the expansion of their menu, the
competitive set must be viewed more broadly to include sandwich shops like Subway, other fast food
concepts like ChikfilA, more upscale fast casual restaurants like Panera and Chipotle, as well as coffee
shop chains like Starbucks and Dunkin’ Donuts.
MCDONALD’s MARKETING PLAN 3
SWOT Analysis (minimum 500 words)
SWOT Analysis: Strengths (Describe a minimum of 3 positive controllable factors)
1. Anytime, anywhere convenience
With over 14,000 locations in the U.S. alone, there’s a McDonald’s within a short drive of almost
everyone and most are open from 6am to 11pm. The number of locations also means that McDonald’s can
purchase media nationally which is more cost efficient than buying locally.
2. Brand equity
As a results of its many locations, consistent brand experiences and hundreds of millions of
dollars spent on marketing each year McDonald’s has developed a very strong brand. For example, they
ranked 5th on BrandZ’s 2014 most valuable global brand list (Rooney, 2014).
3. The Best French Fries
McDonald’s french fries are universally loved even by people who don’t otherwise like
McDonald’s food. McDonald’s fries were voted #1 in a 2015 YouGov study (Peterson, 2015).
This case was written by Dr. Sam DeMarie, Pam Manhart, and .docx
This case was written by Dr. Sam DeMarie, Pam Manhart, and Dr. Charles B. Shrader all of the Department of Management,
College of Business, Iowa State University, December 28, 2010. It is intended to be used as a basis for classroom discussion
rather than as a demonstration of either effective or ineffective management of a situation. The dialog included in the case is
fictional and is for illustrative purposes only.
Samuel M. DeMarie, Pam Manhart and Charles B. Shrader
McDonald’s: From Big Mac to P’tit Plaisir
Introduction1, 2, 3
Jim Skinner, current CEO of McDonald’s Corporation, sat in his office and reflected on his
company’s recent experiences. The firm had overcome many obstacles in its quest to be viewed
as a valued business partner in each of its operating regions. The future looked bright.
Was it only a few short years ago that McDonald’s had been the focus of demonstrations and
sometimes violent protests? McDonald’s had doggedly used its tried and true business practice
of standardization to create a consistent customer experience throughout the world. This allowed
the company to become the world’s largest fast food restaurant business. Yet somehow this
previously sound business strategy had unintentionally led to the company becoming an icon for
much that was wrong with global business. Those were challenging times and required
significant changes to rebuild the global brand of McDonald’s.
As Skinner considered his company’s situation the phone rang. It was Cindy Goody, Director of
Nutrition for the company. Goody told Skinner about a troubling commercial she had just
finished watching on US television. In the commercial the iconic Golden Arches appear
shackled over the feet of a dead man with the caption ‘I was lovin’ it’. A hamburger is clutched
in his hand, and a woman weeps over his body. Goody, knew this was exactly the type of thing
she and Skinner thought they had defeated. The commercial, developed by the nonprofit group
Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, was the latest in a series of attempts to blame
fast food consumption for increasing rates of heart-disease and obesity. Frustrated but resolute,
Goody knew the company was now committed to providing balanced menu choices for
customers, and that many of its menu items were healthy while being reasonably priced. She felt
confident in the company’s new menu that reflected traditional American tastes but also
incorporated foods from around the world. The new, more expansive menu now included
everything from one-dollar burgers and snack wraps to moderately expensive salads, and was
gaining appeal to an ever widening range of customers.
2 Iowa State University College of Business
Goody had been instrumental in developing the healthier and more international menu over the
past few years. Her work entailed traveling the world for menu ideas, infusing the menu with
healthier items, and hirin ...
MC DONALD'S.pptx
MC Donald’s is the world’s leading food service retailer with more than 30,000 restaurants in 119 countries Serving 70 million customers each day.
It is one of the world’s most well-known, valuable brands & holds a leading share in the globally branded quick service restaurants segment of the informal eating-out market in virtually every country in which they do business.
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The document provides details about a marketing project report submitted by Mr. Wayil Abdul Majeed Hajwane on the marketing strategies of McDonald's. It includes an introduction outlining the history and global growth of McDonald's since it was founded in 1937. The report further analyzes McDonald's entry and strategies in the Indian market, its supply chain management, marketing mix, employee policies, operations as a service industry and competitive analysis. It concludes by recognizing the individuals and institutions that supported the project.
Strategic Management - Mcdonald's
McDonald's strategic plan called "Plan to Win" focuses on making McDonald's the best rather than biggest fast food chain. The plan emphasizes the five P's - People, Products, Place, Price and Promotion. In the US, the plan focuses on breakfast, chicken, beverages and convenience. In Europe, McDonald's uses a tiered menu. In Asia, the Middle East and Africa, the plan focuses on convenience, breakfast, menu extensions and value. McDonald's also has organizational strategic plans to improve operations, prioritize customers, and expand menus and beverages.
MC DONALD’S CASE STUDY.pptx
McDonald's case study presented by a group of 6 students. It provides background on McDonald's rapid expansion to over 32,000 restaurants in 118 countries serving 58 million customers daily.
It then asks and answers 3 questions:
1. McDonald's core brand values of charity programs have changed over years through brand revitalization and purpose marketing while adapting menus to local tastes.
2. McDonald's strategy of focusing on value customers through repackaging and health trends helped it succeed in recession and this strategy should continue as economy recovers.
3. Future risks include balancing standardization with localization, brand dilution from over-expansion, and increased health-conscious competition.
McDonald's Case Study
Richard and Maurice McDonald started 15¢ hamburger stands with golden arches in California. Ray Kroc, a milkshake machine salesman, bought the world franchise rights from them and spread the golden arches around the globe, building the most recognizable brand in the world. McDonald's fuels its growth through low pricing and intensive marketing campaigns but may face challenges from health-conscious consumers moving toward healthier options, so it needs to introduce healthier menu choices to stay competitive.
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McDonald’s Situational Analysis
Samuel A. Sample
BUS 330 Principles of Marketing
Avisha Sadeghinejad
February 16, 2016
MCDONALD’S SITUATIONAL 2
McDonald’s is the world’s largest fast food chain with over $25B in annual sales and more
than 35,000 retail locations in more than 100 countries (McDonald’s Corporation, 2015).
Core Products or Services
Beyond the burgers, French fries and milkshakes that they have, they have been selling
since its founding, McDonald’s sells a variety of wraps, salads, sandwiches and beverages – more
than 200 items in all (The Economist, 2015). McDonald’s locations are typically open for
breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night dining and many feature drive-thru service.
A Brief History
The first McDonald’s restaurant was opened in 1948 by Richard and Maurice McDonald.
It brought production line techniques to the burger business and challenged the dominant carhop
drive-in business model. Ray Kroc was one of the earliest franchisees and the key figure in the
rapid expansion of the business after he bought out the McDonald brothers 1961. McDonald’s
became a public company in 1965 and opened its first international location in 1967. Sales and
locations have continued to grow every year since (Comoletti, 2014)
Key current competitors
Historically, McDonald’s primary competitors were identified to be the large fast food
burger chains like Burger King and Wendy’s. But given McDonald’s size and the expansion of
their menu, the competitive set must be viewed more broadly to include sandwich shops like
Subway, other fast food concepts like Chick-fil-A, more upscale fast casual restaurants like
Panera and Chipotle, as well as coffee shop chains like Starbucks and Dunkin’ Donuts.
SWOT Analysis
A SWOT analysis is a strategic planning tool used to assess the strengths, weaknesses,
opportunities, threats, and trend of an organization, company, project, plan, or venture
MCDONALD’S SITUATIONAL 3
Strengths
• Anytime, anywhere convenience
With over 14,000 locations in the U.S. alone, there is a McDonald’s within a short drive of
almost everyone and most are open from 6am to 11pm. The number of locations also means that
McDonald’s can purchase media nationally which is more cost efficient than buyinglocally.
• Brand equity
Because of its many locations, consistent brand experiences and hundreds of millions of
dollars spent on marketing each year-- McDonald’s has developed a very strong brand. For
example, they ranked 5th on BrandZ’s 2014 most valuable global brand list (Rooney, 2014).
• The Best French Fries
McDonald’s french fries are universally loved -- even by people who don’t otherwise like
McDonald’s food. McDonald’s fries were voted #1 in a 2015 YouGov study (Peterson, 2015).
• Kid appeal
McDonald’s is a popular destination amongst younger kids. Many locations have in ...
McDonalds marketing strategy / case study - Czech Republic
The document proposes a new marketing strategy for McDonald's in the Czech Republic. It begins with an analysis of McDonald's business model, products, market position, competition, and customer segments. Key findings are that McDonald's is losing market share in the quick service restaurant sector. The proposed strategy is to take a "retail" approach focused on increasing value for money. Specific initiatives are tailored for different customer segments and aim to build the brand while offering deals. Initiatives include strengthening value menus, loyalty programs, healthy options, and expanding the McCafe brand.
McDonald's case study
McDonald's is one of the largest restaurant chains in the world, serving over 68 million customers daily through over 36,000 outlets in 119 countries. McDonald's has achieved success through creating strong brand equity by focusing on quality, service, cleanliness, and value. McDonald's offers something for every customer segment through its varied infrastructure including Wi-Fi, different seating zones, and strategic outlet placement. McDonald's also utilizes holistic marketing techniques like Ronald McDonald, coupons, promotions, and customizing products based on regional tastes to maintain its large customer base. However, McDonald's may face risks in the future from increasing competition and shifting consumer preferences toward more casual dining options.
Mc donald's case study
McDonald's has seen great success expanding globally through adapting to local cultures and tastes while maintaining quality, service, cleanliness and value. When entering new markets like Europe and Asia, McDonald's tailored its menus and operations based on consumer preferences in each region. Key to McDonald's growth has been its emphasis on training employees according to strict standards and franchising its well-known brand worldwide through strategic partnerships. By understanding customers and competitors in varying environments, McDonald's has established itself in over 100 countries.
McDonald's Mini Case
The document summarizes the history of McDonald's from its founding by Richard and Maurice McDonald through its purchase and expansion by Ray Kroc. It discusses McDonald's efforts to build brand equity through focused branding, trademarks, and slogans. It also outlines some challenges McDonald's faced with rapid overseas growth including untrained employees and dirty restaurants that led to dissatisfied customers. The document then summarizes McDonald's brand revitalization efforts through cheap menu options and adaptations like McCafe that helped fuel a powerful comeback.
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This document examines McDonald's Corporation from a marketing perspective, focusing on the company's products, prices, promotions, and points of sale. It outlines McDonald's history, starting from when the McDonald brothers opened their first restaurant in 1937 in California. It details how McDonald's became the largest fast food network in the world by owning approximately 30,000 restaurants across multiple countries in 2001. The golden arches logo, introduced in 1962 and refined in 1968, became a globally recognized symbol of the brand.
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MacD Case Study
- 1. THE GROWING POWER OF BURGER FROM 'SPEEDEE' TO 'GOLDEN ARCHES' A CASE STUDY ON MCDONALD'S The Fast Food Revolution
- 2. THE MEN BEHIND THE MCDONALD'S REVOLUTION RICHARD MCDONALD MAURICE MCDONALD RAY KROC
- 3. #IMLOVIN'IT The Power of Hashtags in Creating Brand Equity
- 9. Various kinds of ventures in the market
- 10. Increasing of Fast Food all over the World
- 11. C R E A T I N G B R A N D E Q U I T Y
- 12. HUGE ARRAY OF MARKETING CAMPAIGNS GOING BEYOND BURGERS THROUGH OTHER PRODUCTS AFFORDABLE PRICES FOR THE MASSES
- 14. THE MAJOR THREATS KFC, Subway, Pizza Hut and Dominos Pizza
- 15. WHAT ARE MCDONALD’S CORE BRAND VALUES? HAVE THESE CHANGED OVER THE YEARS? MCDONALD’S CORE BRAND VALUE IS “HOT, HIGH-QUALITY FOOD AT A GREAT VALUE AT THE SPEED AND CONVENIENCE OF MCDONALD’S”. NO, THESE HAVEN’T CHANGED OVER YEARS AND MCDONALD’S STILL MAKING EFFORT TO IMPROVE IT SUCH AS INTRODUCED A NEW MCCAFE COFFEE LINE, LAUNCHED A WORLDWIDE REPACKAGING EFFORT, IMPROVED THE DRIVE- THRU SERVICE, AND RESPONDED THE HEALTH TREND.
- 16. HOW HAS MCDONALD’S GROWN ITS BRAND EQUITY OVER THE YEARS? HAS MCDONALD’S CHANGED IN DIFFERENT ECONOMIC TIMES OR IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE WORLD? EXPLAIN. YES, THEY SHOULD CHANGE ITS STRATEGY. IT IS NECESSARY TO ASSUMING OR CONSIDERINGTHAT AT SOME POINT IN TIME, BRAND CRISES WILL ARISE FOR SOME REASON. FOR EXAMPLE, IF MCDONALD’S DIDN’T INTRODUCE THE NEW COFFEE LINE AND RESPONDED TO THE HEALTH TRENDS, THEY MIGHT MEET ANOTHER BRAND CRISIS.
- 17. WHAT RISKS DO YOU THINK MCDONALD’S WILL FACE IN THE FUTURE? THE RISK THAT MCDONALD’S WILL FACE IS GOING TO BE MARKET PENETRATION. THEY HAVE TO KEEP THEIR MARKET SHARE,MOREOVER, THEY HAVE TO GAINING COMPETITORS' CUSTOMERS SUCH AS “JACK IN THE BOX”, “IN AND OUT”, OR ANOTHER FAST FOOD RESTAURANT THAT HAVE SAME MARKET SEGMENT WITH THEM.
- 18. DISCLAIMER P R O F . S A M E E R M A T H U R IIM Luck now , Mar k et ing Pr of essor 2 0 13 - McGill Univer sit y Mar k et ing Pr of essor 2 0 0 9 – 2 0 13 Car negie Mello n Ph.D and M.S ( Mar k et ing) 2 0 0 3 - 2 0 0 9 C H I T R A N R O Y C H O W D H U R Y iKIIT Bhubaneshw ar , 2 0 14 - 2 0 19 Mar k et ing Management Int er n WINTER 2 0 17
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