This time last year many in the restaurant industry were discussing the rise of the artisan burger and the demise of the fast food meal among more discerning – if equally busy – families. If they were going to pay ten bucks for a burger and fries anyway, the logic went, people would just sit down and enjoy it. But some “fast” burger joints resisted the trend. Chains like Five Guys continued to gobble up market share while other burger chain also-rans tried an endless line of gimmicks to keep up with industry Big Dog, McDonalds.
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Jonah Engler on: Is Shake Shack An Innovator?
January 5th, 2015 — Marketing, Public Relations
Black Friday and PR: How Retailers can Win this Season
December 3rd, 2014 — Marketing, Strategy
The barrage of negative Black Friday public relations began almost as soon as stores opened the day after Thanksgiving. In fact, the reaction has become such a go-to rubber stamp for the media that satire site “The Onion” created a story of its own, lampooning both American consumerism and the media’s love of bleeding ledes.