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Marketing

McDonald’s brings back the McRib and an old marketing gimmick

The burger giant is trying to bring back some mystery surrounding the sandwich by making this a "farewell tour," something it first used 17 years ago.

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TikTok is having a big influence on where millennials eat

More than half of users in that generation said they’ve visited a restaurant after seeing it on the app, according to a new survey.

Joel Bulger is tasked with leading brand communications for growing Tex-Mex taco brand.

Marketing Bites: The burger chain proves that you don’t need a big name to have a big impact; Taco Bell brings back a hit marketing effort; Papa John’s gets spooky.

The burger chain will conduct a limited-time operations test at nine company locations in Louisville, Ky.

The focused promotion appears less likely to cause a shortage and is designed to bolster excitement in new market.

The cookie chain, facing a growing number of competitors, has released an ad featuring the famed announcer saying, “Let’s get ready to Crumbl!”

Limited-edition Arby’s Smoked Bourbon is infused with the same smoked oak as its Smokehouse Sandwiches.

Marketing Bites: Kraft pulls a Big Mac marketing stunt; another brand starts a loyalty program and White Castle answers some questions.

The coffee giant is partnering with the airline in the most prominent example yet of a major restaurant chain expanding the scope of its loyalty beyond its locations.

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