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Jersey Mike’s spent almost ‘zero dollars’ on digital marketing. That’s now changing.

Jersey Mike’s spent almost ‘zero dollars’ on digital marketing. That’s now changing.
MarketWatch Thursday 30 July 2026, 22:24 UTC By Bill Peters 1 min read
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The CEO of the newly public sandwich chain says the company needs to be more proactive about reaching younger customers.

The CEO of the newly public sandwich chain says the company needs to be more proactive about reaching younger customers. [Image text:] SUBS SUB ABOVE MKE LISTED NYSE
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