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¶ … Red & Blue Ocean' Industries Red and Blue Ocean Industries: Quick Service Restaurant Industry

Location, location, location. This is the mantra of retailers who depend highly on getting the best location as the key to increasing the presence (both physical and perceived presence) of the business, brand, and product or service to the consumer's psyche. This is especially applicable in the case of the fast food or quick service restaurant industry. Food is a universal need and commodity, and differences among consumers depend on their taste preference, perception of the brand, and value for money, among many others. But location is a very critical component for consumers, and a brand or store's presence in a trade area most often becomes the primary basis for patronizing the brand or store. If the store is not present in the consumer's location, then the store has just lost an important...

Quick service industry gave birth to numerous other industries as well, which includes the development of store and brand awareness through online media. Delivery services through phones and delivery websites have made it possible for fast food stores to compete for online space, but first, brands have to be salient in the minds of customers. This only becomes possible if customers can physically see a store near their house, place of work, or in transit areas they usually frequent to. While the QSR industry has flourished, other alternative industries have thrived as well, giving new niche or markets for fine-dining restaurants, delicatessen or…

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Stone, K. And G. Artz. (1999). "Determining the Market for Your Goods & Services." Iowa Cooperative Extension Service. Iowa University.

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