How McDonald's US has beaten off rivals
posted on 21st October 2013
Ana analysis of the burger market in the US shows just how far McDonald's has pulled ahead of its nearest rivals since 1997, with unit volumes rising from 30 percent higher to 70 percent. This analysis looks at some of the reasons.
Since then, McDonald's implemented its "Plan to Win." That plan won, basically. The company added new dayparts and found reasons to get customers to come in more frequently. Gordon told me about a time when he went there at 3 p.m. one afternoon, typically a dead time for restaurants. "The place was hopping," he said. The reason: snack items and coffee, smoothies and free wifi and restaurants that have been remodeled. Gordon also believes that McDonald's strong breakfast daypart give it a halo effect that lasts through lunch.
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