Fast food advertising

Business and Management Concepts

Fast food advertising promotes fast food products using numerous methods to reach the public. In the United States, fast food is among the most heavily advertised economic sectors, alongside automobiles, insurance, retail outlets and consumer electronics. The sector spent more than 4.6 billion dollars on advertising in 2012. A 2013 Ad Age ranking listed McDonald's fourth and Subway nineteenth among the largest United States advertisers.

Advertising purpose: Promotes fast food products
US advertising spending, 2012: Over 4.6 billion dollars
McDonald's ranking: Fourth-largest U.S. advertiser in 2013 Ad Age compilation

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Article: Fast food advertising (English Wikipedia)
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