CUSTOMERS DON'T BUY 'THE BEST' - THEY BUY WHAT'S 'GOOD ENOUGH' | MARKETING MYTHBUSTERS
Consumers pick brands that are good enough, not the best. McDonald's wins because it's consistent and feels safe, not because it's superior food. Most marketers miss this because they rely on logic and research instead of understanding that buying decisions run on emotion.
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