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McDonald's was founded in 1940 in San Bernardino, California. It now operates over 36,000 restaurants in 120 countries, serving around 68 million customers daily. McDonald's developed its brand equity over the years through focusing on its core values like quality food and customer experience. It has changed its products and marketing over time to suit different regions and economic conditions. However, in the 1980s, overseas expansion caused it to lose focus on its core values, leading to health issues. But it has since refocused on being more customer-centric and offering healthier options, helping it perform well even during recessions. Going forward, it may face risks from health-conscious consumers and increased competition.
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McDonald's has built strong brand equity over the years through consistent holistic marketing activities. As the world's largest hamburger chain with over 34,000 restaurants in 199 countries, McDonald's serves 70 million customers daily with its recognizable trademarks and slogans like "I'm lovin' it". McDonald's has strategically targeted different consumer groups through offerings like Happy Meals, $1 menu, and premium salads. With 88% of consumers able to identify McDonald's trademarks, the brand has established itself as synonymous with fast, tasty, and clean food. However, McDonald's may face risks from increasing health concerns, obesity rates, and rising competition in the fast food industry.
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This document discusses McDonald's brand equity and strategies over the years. It notes that McDonald's operates over 34,000 restaurants in 119 countries serving over 70 million customers daily. It analyzes McDonald's brand equity using various models, noting strengths like global recognition and campaigns like "I'm Lovin' It." The document also discusses how McDonald's has adapted to different markets and times by updating products, campaigns, and restaurant experiences. It questions whether expanding menus and franchising could present future risks if quality and service are not maintained consistently worldwide.
Mc donald’s case study
McDonald's dates back to 1955 and has since expanded globally. It faced issues during rapid growth but implemented strategies like "Plan to Win" to improve quality. McDonald's vision is to be the best quick service restaurant worldwide. It focuses on consistency, adapting to local cultures, and building its brand through elements and marketing.
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Ray Kroc franchised the McDonald's hamburger restaurant from the McDonald brothers in 1955 and developed a business model called the "Three Legged Stool" focusing on owners/operators, suppliers, and employees. McDonald's now operates over 35,000 outlets in 119 countries, employs over 1.9 million people worldwide, and serves over 68 million customers daily. However, in the 1990s McDonald's drifted from its core values of consistency, quality, and affordability due to rapid growth. To address this, McDonald's devised a new "Plan to Win" strategy focused on training and customer service.
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McDonald's began in 1940 as a barbecue restaurant and was franchised in 1955. It has since expanded worldwide to become the largest hamburger fast food chain with over 36,000 locations serving over 70 million customers daily. Ray Kroc grew the small idea into a huge franchise corporation. McDonald's aims to provide quality food, service, cleanliness and value. It has reinforced its brand through Ronald McDonald, targeting children, and campaigns like "I'm lovin' it". Expansion has decreased quality in some locations and health concerns threaten its fat products, posing future risks.
Mc donald's case analysis
McDonald's was founded in 1940 and has grown to be the world's largest fast food chain. It has over 36,900 locations serving around 58 million customers daily in 119 countries. McDonald's has been able to achieve such large scale through carefully cultivating its brand equity over the years. It creates brand awareness through extensive advertising, sponsors global events, and establishes strong brand associations through slogans like "I'm Lovin' It." Brand extensions like McCafe have also helped McDonald's compete against other companies. Maintaining regional relevance and managing risks like health concerns will be important for McDonald's continued success.
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- 2. Where & when it all began It was founded in 1940 as a small restaurant First restaurant was operated in San Bernardino, California, USA.
- 3. Where it has reached till now…!!! It has reached in more than 120 countries It serves on an average 68 million customers each day It operate 36899 restaurants worldwide
- 6. Same Quality Throughout the World Introduction of Innovative Products Affordability of Product Attracted People Core Values of Utmost Importance
- 7. Localization Of Products Holistic Marketing Activities Smart Choice of Brand Elements Paneer Salsa Wrap McVeggie
- 8. Brand Reinforcement through advertisements Sharing is Caring
- 9. Brand Reinforcement through advertisements Targeting Family and Children’s
- 10. Co re Va lu es
- 12. Where McDonalds lost track...??? Faced strong competition because of healthier products from competitors During overseas expansion around 1980s, it lost focus on offering core values Its most products were linked to obesity because of which consumer shifted to its competitors
- 13. How did it come back…!!!! Refocused in providing better consumer experience It came up with more healthier options for its target audience It controlled its expansion plan to focus on its core values
- 14. Brand Extension
- 15. Benefits of maintaining brand image During recession, it was one of the two companies whose share prices rose up It experienced record revenues of $27 billion in 2012
- 17. How has McDonald’s grown its brand equity over the years ? How has it changed in different economic times and in different parts of the World? Explain • By focusing on its Target Audience to satisfy their need • Successful Campaigns like “Plan to Win” & “I’m lovin’ it” helped it to build strong brand image • By offering products at affordable prices • Continuous improvement in services During recession, it performed very well which was the achievement in those crucial economic times.
- 18. What are McDonalds core brand values? Have these changed over the years? • Hot & high quality food • Customer Centricity • Customer loyalty • Products for every customer • Make available its products to everyone • Changes in its values started around 1980s where because of expansion. • Later time it realized and became more customer centric to maintain customer loyalty
- 19. What risks do you think McDonald’s will face in the future? • Competition from local food chain vendors • Shifts by health conscious consumers because its healthy products are available at premium price • Direct competition from the same segment companies like Burger King, Subway • Brand dilution because of lots of product in the same product category with little variation which might confuse consumers.
- 20. S u m m a r y
- 21. DISCLAIMER Created by Akhil Yash Tiwari, Welingkar Mumbai, during a marketing internship by Prof. Sameer Mathur, IIM Lucknow