brand extention of mcdonalds
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Brand Extension: Growing the McDonald’s
Brand
AKSHIT JAIN 15BSP0140
Akansha Bhambri
Agenda
Evolution & About McD Timeline Product Mix E-Presence Challenges McD’s Way Conclusion
Evolution of McDonald’s
About McDonald’s McDonald's was started as a drive-in restaurant by two
brothers, Richard and Maurice McDonald in California, US in 1937.
The business, which was generating $200,000 per annum in the 1940s , got a further boost with the emergence of a revolutionary concept called 'self-service.
Speed, service and cleanliness became the critical success factors of the business.
By mid- 1950s, the restaurant's revenues had reached $350,000.
Today it is the world's largest chain of fast food restaurants Today it serves around 68 million customers daily in 119
countries across 36,538 outlets
Timeline
1937 – Drive-thur restaurant – The Airdome on route 66, California 1940 – Renamed as McDonald’s 1943 – Ronald McDonald character was created 1961 – Rights sold to Ray Kroc for $2.7 million 1962 – First McD’s with seating opened in Denver 1963 – 1 billion burgers sold with 500 total restaurants 1971 – McDonald’s expand globally 1979 – Happy meal was introduced 1997 – McFlurry was invented 2003 – The iconic I’m Lovin’ it campaign 2015 – Steve Easterbrook become CEO; announced widespread
reform plan
McD’s Indian Timeline
1996
1st McDonald’s opened in Delhi, India.1st McD in the world
to not serve beef and pork based
products1997
1st Drive -Thru restaurant at Noida.1st disabled friendly
store at Noida.
2000
1st highway McD at
Mathura
200420062003
I’m lovin’it
worldwide campaign
2008
1st 24hrs McD
2012
McEgg
2013
McBreakfast
McDelivery
100th McD restaurant
opened
Product Mix
SOCIAL MEDIA GIVES TREMENDOUS RESPONSES & HELPS IN BRAND BUILDING &
EXTENSION
YouTube
Challenges
Challenging environment
Global health concernMarket saturation, and a slumping economy
Culture differences
McDonald's Way
To overcome these, the company has employed a number of different growth
strategies that can be classified using the Ansoff’s growth share matrix
Company extended its offering by leveraging its brand
Introduced new products based on local culture
Brand Extensions – Advantages
Facilitate New Product acceptance Improve brand image Reduce risk perceived
by the customers Increase efficiency of
promotional expenditures
Avoid cost of developing a new brand
Permit consumer variety-seeking
Feedback benefits to the parent brand and company
Clarify brand meaningEnhance the parent
brand imageBring new customers into
the brand franchise and increase market coverage
Revitalize the brandPermit subsequent
extensions
Brand Extensions – Disadvantages
Can confuse or frustrate consumers
Can fail and hurt parent brand image
Can succeed but diminish identification with any one category
Can dilute brand meaning
Can encourage retailer resistance
Can succeed but cannibalize sales of parent brand
Can succeed but hurt the image of parent brand
Can cause the company to forgo the chances to develop a new brand
Market Penetration
Strategy
Product Development Strategy
Market Development Strategy
Diversification Strategy
Ansoff’s Growth MatrixCurrent Products New Products
Current Market
New Market
Generating greater returns on existing
restaurants.“Better, not bigger”
Over 33,000 restaurants served
64 million customers everyday.
Adapted to local cultural preferences
Launched McCafé, a gourmet coffee
shop, McTreat, an ice cream and dessert shop
Added healthier options like fresh
salad, kids’ healthier happy
meal and pedometer
Consumer Based Brand Equity Model
• Rewards/Indulges me• Let’s me be myself
McDonalds:Connections across segments
• Sets the pace• Reflects my
own style/personality• Convenient locations
• Easy dining• Affordability
Result
Company’s Financial fortunes rebounded
McDonald’s outperformed many of its peer in revenue growth
Brand credited with producing a “driving growth for the entire quick-service restaurant category”
Conclusion
Successful brand extension occurs when the parent brand is seen having favorable associations and there is a perception of fit between the parent brand and the extension product
A brand that is seen as a prototypical of a product category can be difficult to extend outside the category
An unsuccessful extension does not prevent a firm from backtracking and introducing a more similar product.
Cultural differences across markets can influence extension success
Tips
• Brand-attribute associations can both help and hurt an extension. It is
important to understand the obvious and subtle associations and their potential to be transferred to the extension.
• Perceived brand quality is important to an extension. It pays to
develop and maintain a quality reputation, but only if there is a basis of fit with the extension. Even a high-quality brand name cannot be extended everywhere.
• Placing a strong name on a trivial product class, even if it fits (i.e.,
Heineken popcorn), is risky. Customers may feel it is incongruous, overpriced, or both.
• Two dimensions of fit that work are the perceived ability to make the product extension and the perceived product class complementarity.
Summary Brand extension occur when a firm leverages an established brand name to
introduce a new product The extension’s ability to establish its own brand equity depends on the salience
of consumers’ associations with the parent brand in the extension context and the favorability and uniqueness of any associations they infer
To evaluate extension opportunities: Define actual and desired consumer knowledge about the brand Identify possible extension candidates Evaluate the potential of extension candidates Design marketing programs to launch extensions Evaluate extensions success and effects on parent brand equity