McDonald’s has tried a number of ways to revive customers’ love and stimulate slumping sales, the worst in the past 12 years—in the U.S. specifically.
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Tomorrow, August 30, McDonald’s is rolling out six nostalgic TV commercials to celebrate its 40th anniversary in the U.K. market. The company’s long-standing advertising partner Leo Burnett has once again set a course for «things that matter»—capturing either happy or sad moments of our life, with McDonald’s on the background.
McDonald’s recreates the best moments of the ongoing World Cup tournament just in case you’ve missed the matches or want to revive key points of the games. The fast food giant, which is one of the major sponsors of the event, has launched a series of super short animated spots that feature golden french fries, the brand’s signature product, that comes as football players on the pitch.
McDonald’s has adopted a minimalistic approach in its latest campaign by TBWA/Paris that promotes the fast food giant’s “Big 6” menu items. The «Picto» effort features a series of outdoor visuals and a TV-spot that depict the products—Big Mac, cheeseburger, fries, sundae, Chicken Nuggets and Filet-o-Fish—as simple graphic elements.
Ahead of the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games, scheduled to take place from 6 to 23 February, a global Olympic partner McDonald’s is rolling out a social media effort to connect athletes with the broad fan community. Fans are given an opportunity to wish good luck to their favorite athletes or teams. The messages will appear on the special display in Athletes’ Village in Sochi as well as on the bracelets the sports heroes will wear.