Articles Tagged ‘Target’
CASSIES Bronze: Newfoundland and Labrador finds itself
The province targeted sophisticated travellers in search of the authentic and the unexpected.
Check it out: All the colours of Newfoundland
The latest spot for Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism by Target focuses on bright, captivating images.
The top brand stories of 2015
We examine the news and trends that shaped 2015 by looking back at our most-read stories of the year.
Canadian retail off to a good start
Sales were strong for most retail sectors in the first quarter, consultant Ed Strapagiel reports.
Uniqlo comes to Canada
News of the fast-fashion retailer’s Canadian entrance comes on the heels of closures of a number of similarly-priced competitors.
Privacy is dead. Long live mobile
Part two of JWT’s Trend Report finds Canadians are waiting for brands to catch up to mobile realities and privacy woes.
Did Target understand the Canadian market?
The retailer’s problem was not just a lack of products, it was not using those products to differentiate itself, experts say.
Target to discontinue Canadian operations
Despite a big initial marketing push, the retailer will shutter its 133 locations amid empty shelves and heavy competition.
Throwback Thursday: the news of the year
We check out the biggest headlines, moves, account shifts and brand stories from the past 12 months.
Throwback Thursday: strategy in 2013
Last year, branded content was the big buzz, Target ventured North and Dove went viral…again.
Livia Zufferli to depart Target
The retailer’s VP of marketing is headed to Rogers later this month as an SVP.
Throwback Thursday: strategy in 2012
Which QSR giant launched a transparency push that has since won it some serious hardware?
Boo-worthy brand opps
Not a candy brand? No problem! Here are a few ways to get in on the Halloween spirit.
Target rolls out collaborations
Tapping into the popularity of limited runs, the retailer brings in new fashion and home lines.
The back-to-school battle is on
As value and assortment take centre stage, how are Target, Walmart and Staples distinguishing themselves?
