what is Mcdonald's corporation marketing strategy?
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get kids used to going there for the playground & as they grow up they have good memories of the place and want to keep going back
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It is the part of a business plan that outlines how you are going to promote your product/service, the timescales and costs involved, who your main target audience is and how many there are, and potential niche markets you could target in the future in order to expand.\nFor more info, enter "business plan" or "marketing strategy" into a google search.
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Target Marketing\n\nAlthough they do run numerous contest and givaways for various reasons, something like this is to reach a target market. It is a quick and effective way to have homeowners willing give up their information for later use in a marketing campaign. This is also done with many other products that range from baby items, to beer sponsored events towards college age people. \n\nIt is all about the data and finding a way to to increase the number of drinkers/people buying your product.
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I work with Mcdonald 10 years ago, if not mistaken there was a policy.  Check with your stall manager
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What the hell are you talking about? What rubbish!\nPeople buy their clothes because they think they are nice and they are reasonably priced.\n\nAsking what the growth strategy is makes no sense what so ever!
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when they suggest going Mcdonald's
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7 Eleven competes in a mature market. They marketing strategy is mostly geographic and convience. Meaning they sell a variety of goods a person might needs on short notice and don't want to travel far to obtain. For this convenience they pay a premium price.
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its as easy as eating ice cream. 1st as u eat the toppings , u 1st need to prepare the targets, than try to plan how would u get that target, which ever strategy u prepare- see that u consider ur customers, business, market and competitors.\nall the best
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I HIGHLY DOUBT IT! McDonald's spends over $2 billion a year broadcasting their glossy image to the world. They feed more than 46 million people a day - more than the entire population of Spain. Some people may look down upon it, but it would take alot for there to be any signifigant changes. McDonald's repersents 43% of the TOTAL U.S. Fastfood market. 40% of American meals are eaten outside the home. Each day, 1 in 4 Americans visits a fast food restaurant McDonald's operates more than 30,000 restaurants in more then 100 countries on 6 continents. Before most children can speak they can recognize McDonalds.\n\n*French fries are the most eaten vegetable in America\n*You would have to walk for seven hours straight to burn off a Super Sized Coke, fry and Big Mac\n*In the U.S., we eat more than 1,000,000 animals an hour\n*Only seven items on McDonald's entire menu contain no sugar\n*Willard Scott was the first Ronald McDonald - he was fired for being TOO FAT\n*McDonald's distributes more toys per year than Toys-R-Us
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There is actually no perfect formula for effective marketing strategy, regardless of the business size. However, I suggest that you need to be spontaneous about your marketing efforts. You should also learn the power of viral marketing--- this perhaps, is the most effective and fastest way to market your business. In doing this, you could start marketing your business to your relatives and friends, and ask them a favor to recommend your business to their friends and colleagues. You should also be able to supply your marketing efforts with printed materials like business cards, leaflets, posters, etc. Also, having a website helps too. Try making a simple one and submit your url to search engines and directories. Goodluck!\n\n\nMary\nhttp://onlinepr.gbwatch.com/
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Well, globalization might as well BE called McDonaldization because McDonald's led the way in corporate globalization and the rest of the corporate world followed.
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Stop eating chips and drinking beer and stop sitting around your monitor all day, you have to get up! Go to McDonalds 5 times a day and don't walk there, catch a cab or something, there might be a Chelsea Scout, he will think to himself, "Geez this young lad has high intellect, McDonald's is a two- minute walk yet he manages to catch a cab and he is not white, we should sign him immediately before United or Arsenal grab him, we are going to make headlines and im going to get a raise!"
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Market strategy means the sum of efforts, tactics and resources a compnay uses to gain a share of the market by competing with other companies.\nGlobal Market Strategy is a broader approach to the same concept.  In this case, the entire world is your battlefield and no matter how far or how small your competitor may seem, you take it into account when you develop your plans.\nMarketing strategy is the councious effort compnaies make in order to sell in better circunstances, their productos to their costumers.\nIn short:  Marketing strategy meanos how do you sell to your client, even if it means to create a whole new market.\nMarket strategy is how do you place your products inside a market that is already there for them.
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The strategy seems to be multi niche cross positioning.\n\nBanyan Tree, has successfully established a profitable brand portolio, creating interesting revenues for suppliers and their affiliate resorts and galleries.\n\nFocusing on locals to provide quality references and maintaining a Niche driven targeted campaign in high profit tourism markets like the US and CANADA.\n\nThere are a couple of interesting case studies available if youre interested, heres my address c3internacional@Yyahoo.com\n\n-----------------------------------------------------------\nDriven by competitive forces and the need to have his own brand name, Ho Kwon Ping started Banyan Tree to cater to a growing population needing exotic locales and lifestyle for a vacation. Besides, Banyan Tree explores the possibility of having unique retailing galleries where local village handicrafts are retailed. \n-----------------------------------------------------------
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If you have to ask this question, you have no business making your own marketing plan. I apologize if this sounds harsh, but there's a good reason why the majority of food services fail. Most owners go into business thinking good products and service will make them successful when it's just not true. Effective management systems and marketing make a business successful, not products and service. Products and service must meet the expectations of a customer once they get in the door, but they will not be the reason for a customer's buying decision. People buy to fulfill emotions. Successful marketing campaigns are based on promising customers a certain feeling when they come into a business, then developing a unique selling point that helps deliver that feeling to the customer. This unique selling point and the feeling is then incorporated into every aspect of the businesses marketing. In a food service, that could include the food selection, menu design, store interior/exterior design, signage, advertising, letterhead and any other item that represents the business. Successful businesses do not sell products, they sell feelings.\n\nSome examples:\nMcDonalds does not sell hamburgers. McDonalds sells convenience to adults and fun to children.\nHard Rock Cafe does not sell food. They sell nostalgia.\nHooters does not sell wings. They sell sex.\nBurger King does not sell burgers. They sell accomodation (Have it your way).\nTavern on the Green does not sell gourmet food. They sell stature.\nSubway does not sell sandwiches. They sell health.\n\nThe SBA is a good resource, but even with the best "samples" in the world, an inexperienced marketer cannot develop a solid marketing plan. Even most marketing companies don't have a clue about solid marketing plans. They specialize in negotiating good prices on advertising, then reselling the advertising to clients for a profit.\n\n\nBrandon O'Dell\nO'Dell Consulting\nRestaurants/Retail/Bars\n(316) 361-0675\nbodell1@cox.net\nhttp://www.bodellconsulting.com\n\nFree initial consultations
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I can try, McDonalds and others like Burger king take the advertising to a new level. they use the new movies coming out as their tools. like ice age 2 ect, they make cups,\nnapkins & market toy's from movies ect. Look at there profits? I'll bet they make more than our gas stations-LOL\nI wish I could advertise my Children's books like that.
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IF YOU ARE PLANING STRATEGY FOR SMART MARKETING:What you should be looking out for is(1)\nCorporate Identity: You should be looking out for the unique visual reminders, symbols, or separate it from the others it’s corporate name, product/services, trade characters took out for the business environments. Structures, then see to the logos, slogans, graphic designs, colours, price.Sold variable cost per unit, contribution. Fixed expense then profit. Product packaging delivery all this and a host of other attributes make the product the best or worst of colours (David Bernstein) describes identity as a planned assembly of visual cues by which the customer can recognise a Company and discriminate one company form another and which maybe used to represent or symbolize the company.