🥾 Nike’s “Just Do It” Slogan: The iconic slogan was inspired by the last words of a death row inmate. Nike’s advertising executive, Dan Wieden, heard about Gary Gilmore's last words, “Let’s do it,” and thought the phrase captured the fearless, determined spirit of Nike's brand perfectly (though softened a bit to “Just Do It”).
🍔 The McDonald’s “Secret” Real Estate Business McDonald’s is not just a fast-food company; it's also one of the world's largest real estate businesses. The company owns land and buildings at almost all of its locations, leasing them to franchisees. This lucrative side of the business provides steady revenue, regardless of burger sales.
☕️ Starbucks’ Name and Nautical Branding The founders of Starbucks wanted a name that evoked the adventure of the sea and the romance of coffee trading. They named the brand after the first mate in Moby Dick, a book rich with nautical themes. The twin-tailed siren logo also harks back to Starbucks' maritime inspiration.
So, do you drink Starbucks' coffee and eat BigMac while wearing Nike? 😎
🥾 Nike’s “Just Do It” Slogan: The iconic slogan was inspired by the last words of a death row inmate. Nike’s advertising executive, Dan Wieden, heard about Gary Gilmore's last words, “Let’s do it,” and thought the phrase captured the fearless, determined spirit of Nike's brand perfectly (though softened a bit to “Just Do It”).
🍔 The McDonald’s “Secret” Real Estate Business McDonald’s is not just a fast-food company; it's also one of the world's largest real estate businesses. The company owns land and buildings at almost all of its locations, leasing them to franchisees. This lucrative side of the business provides steady revenue, regardless of burger sales.
☕️ Starbucks’ Name and Nautical Branding The founders of Starbucks wanted a name that evoked the adventure of the sea and the romance of coffee trading. They named the brand after the first mate in Moby Dick, a book rich with nautical themes. The twin-tailed siren logo also harks back to Starbucks' maritime inspiration.
So, do you drink Starbucks' coffee and eat BigMac while wearing Nike? 😎
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