QSR Demographics
We work with a number of QSR brands including: Taco Bell, Wendy's, Denny's, Carl's Jr., Hardee's, McDonald's and Arby's. Each venue's diner has unique characteristics in terms of age, gender, income levels, education and other relevant demographic information. We live in a time when market segmentation and targeting is crucial to ROI and measuring the success of advertising campaigns. It's important that marketers understand the characteristics of our venue partners to reach their unique consumer.
Insights
This section includes a wide range of topics including effectiveness of various forms of advertising solutions, pathway to purchase and how to market to the frequent QSR diner.
Industry Information
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Demographic Targeting
Not only is it important to know the general demographic make-up of those eating in the restaurants, but it's also important to be familiar with the surrounding communities our locations are in. We have the capabiity to geo-target locations and run campaigns in specific markets or neighborhoods that meet unique criteria set by you! Tell us who you are looking for and we will know how to find them.
This area also includes mapping data of multicultural diners and lists the number of locations per market.
Notes: 1theBITE is indoorDIRECT's programming that's seen by millions of viewers each month.
Each section includes information from MRI, Nielsen, Arbitron and other qualified data sources.





Over 202 Million (90%) of all Americans age 18 or older have visited a quick service restaurant in the past month.
— Scarborough
25 minutes spent in the Dining Room on average.
— Nielsen Viewer Study
36% of theBITE viewers surveyed (18 - 34) stated they are more likely to purchase a product or service advertised on theBITE than on their TV at home.
— Nielsen Viewer Study
40% of theBITE viewers surveyed go shopping after eating.
— Nielsen Viewer Study
53% of theBITE viewers surveyed recalled an ad vs 34% for at-home TV.
— Nielsen Viewer Study


