Savvy Business, Cheeky Monkey: Target’s Integrated Marketing Communication

Minneapolis-based Target Corporation defines itself as “an upscale discount retailer that provides high-quality, on-trend merchandise at attractive prices in clean, spacious and guest-friendly stores.” The company states its purpose to be one of “fulfilling the needs and fueling the potential of its guests,” making Target their preferred shopping destination in all channels by “delivering outstanding value, continuous innovation and exceptional experiences”—consistently fulfilling their Expect More. … Continue reading Savvy Business, Cheeky Monkey: Target’s Integrated Marketing Communication

Classic Marketing vs Social Media Marketing

Many differences exist between Classic Marketing (traditional TV/Radio/Print) and Social Media Marketing. In this post, I am going to focus on just two of those differences – scheduling and direction of communication. SCHEDULING: We accept as a given that long-term, high quality, brand image campaigns are birthed only after significant investments of time, creative effort, and, usually, cash. Those privy to the inner workings via … Continue reading Classic Marketing vs Social Media Marketing