What was the name of McDonald's 1970s slogan that said customers could “do it all for you”?

“We Do It All for You” was a McDonald's slogan used in the 1970s.

The line presented McDonald's as a convenient, accommodating restaurant that could handle the full meal occasion for its customers. Like many fast-food slogans of the era, it emphasized service and ease rather than focusing on one menu item or mascot.

McDonald's advertising frequently changed its wording while retaining recurring themes such as speed, family, friendliness, and consistency. That makes slogan histories easy to mix up: “You Deserve a Break Today” was another well-known McDonald's line, but it belongs to a different campaign and wording.

Slogans are part of branding history because they frame how a company wants customers to interpret its service. “We Do It All for You” belongs to the period before McDonald's settled on the later, globally unified “I'm lovin' it” platform.