I'm actually surprised Domino's wasn't a success. There's something about the network effect and fast delivery that makes these projects thrive.
I'm actually surprised Domino's wasn't a success. There's something about the network effect and fast delivery that makes these projects thrive.
McDonald's doesn't have a local equivalent (it used to exist, and they got bought up by McDonald's[0]) so it doesn't have the same local (and better) competition that Domino's has, especially on a dish Italian people feel strongly about.
So basically, three completely different situations.
Because McDonalds is cheap, fast, and tastes good. Seems obvious. They haven't sold billions of Big Macs because they taste terrible, no matter how much food snobs would like to pretend otherwise.
Even if you have "great food" sometimes you want a change. Something that might be "great food" to a tourist can be boring to a local.
say what?
For growing chain competing with anything is hard.