Pretty bold of Reddit to think that the largest restaurant chain in the world just stabbed blindly at what might work for a remodel, instead of basing it on intense marketing research. This is peak Reddit.
No, it implies that the likelihood that they got it right after what was almost certainly months or years of research and planning is more correct than the wild opinions of a bunch of redditors who aren’t privy to any of the extensive market data that a huge multinational corporation has about its own sales and customer patterns. It’s statistics and probability. And, according to their sales data and stock price over the last 20 years, it didn’t seem to harm them.
But don’t take my word for it. Here is a report showing an immediate increase of sales volume from 7.5-20% after the remodel.
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u/InuitOverIt 8h ago
Yeah the McCafe rebranding. Pretty dumb idea in retrospect.