Secrets Behind McDonald's Empire

Controversial Post:

What is the power of McDonalds? As a venture investor & mentor to founders looking to scale their businesses, I love learning from other founders that have successfully scaled their businesses.

So let’s talk Mcdonald’s.

Jamie Oliver got into legal trouble for saying Mcdonald’s food was bad. What I think he meant to say is “processed”.

I mean, you don’t take your partner out for an anniversary dinner to a McDonalds. So, McDonald’s has not positioned itself as the culinary cornerstone in the world.

Their Coke is transported using a specialized transportation method & a strictly monitored chilling process. Even the ratio of syrup is factored for the intake of ice.

Some say, that McDonald’s Coke tastes a little fresher.

The purest say, McDonald’s doesn’t sell real coke.

Whatever your point of view, McDonalds operates a phenomenal business. Very inspirational.

What is their secret source:

1. Guarantee the outcome of the product. Every fry, every burger and every McFizz tastes the same. Everywhere.

2. Keep the menu lean & predictable: this is my favorite McDonald’s tactic. Their menus are fairly lean and predictable. They make some adjustments for sporting tournaments or geographical location. But the bulk is standard and known.

3. They obsess over their customers. In the more developed they have started to introduce the “Green McDonalds” as a fighter brand for Shake Shack and to keep them envogue with the healthy eating movemebt.

You have to admire a business that is this large & successful but still listens.

Watch the comment section. Somebody is going “Google McDonalds” and litter the comment section with “Correction, fact check, blah blah” because they will only watch a video and not read the caption.

Sadly, in the world of AI and search everybody is a keyboard expert.

PS: I discovered the McFeast Deluxe 13years ago at the McDonalds close to Lakeside Mall in Benoni. Its still my go-to meal.

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[casmartin]

And as it was said in the movie, they're not in the fast food business, they're in the real estate business

[Simonsaysboxing]

Actually they're a real estate company. Their tenants are the franchise owners.

[anujmehrotra]

The World needs to protect him at any cost

[codyplayzcodm]

This guy always hits the point like no tomorrow 😅😅😂😂.

I love him🩵🩵

[theangrycanuck]

There are people saying Mcdee's is good. You have to remember that they use alot of sugar. Condiments, buns, the patties, there is glucose all over. Per serving a double quarter pounder has 10 grams of sugar. A plain hamburger is almost 7 grams.

The food is not good, it's dopamine manipulation.

[ferntaylor]

I stopped eating fast food thirty years ago 💯

[letumilekgogobi]

Its the message that is important, most people didn't get the message, as they are trying to justify why they eat or do not eat at the restaurant

[bobwolverton]

Almost every restaurant buys syrup and mixes their own pop.

[Icyhot]

I swear down. I’ve waited like 10 minutes for a bloody McFlurry

[chrisdormer]

Mc Donna's is a real estate business. It makes more on the value of its land.

[kd]

The books about mcd’s is very good read much more details than the movie…..

[laviniaasofiei]

How do you perceive Fast food 🍔🍟, more as a concept or as food that is fast?
When Media gets into our senses, we can no longer think logically 😅 and they count on that.

[seanrowland]

Some people ARE just that passionate about McDonald's... I've seen videos

[ThatoChakalisa]

As soon as you mentioned the movie title i went and downloaded it😂😂. I learn a lot from you sir🙏🏿

[mohammedseedat]

Interesting.
True.
Thats y everyone is sick

[rolandlundall]

Mcdonalds is not really in the food business. They are in the real estate business.

[ruchi_teomura]

They used to sell good burgers and fries. But after they became a multi billion conglomerate, the pressure to deliver food fast and with efficiency compelled them to lower its nutritional value to nil so they could meet their product demands

[YaNeK]

The other day I waited 40 minutes for a plant based burger and chips at Hangry Jack's (Burger King).
Never again 😂

[MarcelMcCrae]

Just like that, I will never eat at McDonald's again!

[AfiDeSouza-qfnf]

Am here i believe you had a wonderful sunday. Am good and taking rest for the week 💞