My friend Nick Sargent wrote about the Chipotle commercial that debuted during the Grammy awards. The commercial is causing a lot of buzz among those interested in agribusiness, the local food movement and Chipotle fans in general.
It was appropriate to bring up and share during a discussion with a client whose work is at the center of the local and natural foods movement yesterday. We watched it together and shared some reactions. Someone commented, “Isn’t Chipotle owned by McDonald’s?”
McDonald’s, often villified (see Supersize Me) and taking it on the chin often, as the symbol of the entire fast food industry WAS in fact, the majority owner of Chipotle from 1998 to 2006 but it is no longer.
Since, clearly people still associate the two (oughta work on that aspect of your reputation management, Chipotle), McDonald’s wisely chose this opportunity to release the news that they are phasing out “tiny cages for pigs,” the very image the television ad offers up.
A client told us a horror story from her previous job. The team was preparing…
There's an opportunity to earn respect and brand recognition through offering NOT to contact customers…
As we begin the eleventh year of business for Jaggers Communications, I can't help but…
There are a few key stages in which a marketing audit can best benefit your…
The worst messages in a crisis are those that are vague, provide incomplete information, and…
On January 6, 2021, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to adopt gender-neutral language in…