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December 15th, 2008 at 10:00 am
Target’s “guests” are about as diverse as they can get. They have a great understanding of their core guests for different sections of the store. But showing this empathy through the design of merchandise and marketing is a difficult challenge. Show too much empathy and you alienate other possible “guests.” Show too little and you attract no one in particular.
December 15th, 2008 at 12:10 pm
After college, when I was moving into my own apartment for the first time, I would go to Target at least twice a week, trying to craft a new sense of home that was unique to me. I had never done this before, and it was as daunting as it was exciting. It pretty much turned into an obsession that often made me wonder about all the other (more productive) things I could be doing in the time it took me to pick out the perfect set of refrigerator magnets. But going into a Target store was always a reminder that this obsession of mine was entirely warranted.
Target celebrates what it means for people to establish and maintain the kind of home that they want to come back to everyday. You can spend hours at the store, imagining how you can set up the perfect bathroom to match your tastes. You don’t mind putting in the time and effort your home deserves. And coming home with an armful of household goods gives you a strange feeling of accomplishment… sort of a right of passage. Target understands this. A place like Walmart makes it feel like a rat race.