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Did Trump’s Mcdonald’s Stunt Hurt Mcdonald’s Sentiment?
October 30, 2024

In episode #2852, Eric Siu and Neil Patel discuss McDonald’s response to political events and the branding strategies employed by both the company and former President Trump. They highlight McDonald’s commitment to neutrality in political matters, their effective PR strategy, and the marketing implications of Trump’s recent visit to a McDonald’s restaurant. 

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(00:00) The Political Landscape of Fast Food

(02:56) McDonald’s PR Strategy and Brand Neutrality

(05:21) Trump’s Marketing Play and Memes

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