Luis Pires’ Post

Integrity, people! What I say, do, and think must always be aligned. We can only please the consumer if we succeed in that rule. We took the kids to McDonald's. ( I'm not a fan. I prefer Burger King, but I digress.) We ordered the food, and I was hit with a wave of doubt when I saw the total—62 Euros. What? Stopping at an authentic restaurant would have cost the same and healthier. I got kind of upset and went to do some digging. Fast food prices have increased more than 40% in the last five years. I understand that prices went up globally due to several factors, but fast food is supposed to be affordable. The promise of a fast food restaurant is fast and cheap. Sure, go ahead and add convenience. I don't mind. But what is fast food if it's not fast and cheap? My research found that McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski thinks the problem is messaging. I want to correct him. The problem of the fast food industry is positioning, not messaging. #brand #branding #brandstrategy #fastfood #mcdonalds

Menu price increases at McDonald's, Taco Bell, and other chains are sparking consumer revolt

Menu price increases at McDonald's, Taco Bell, and other chains are sparking consumer revolt

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