It doesn't matter where I go theses days... Target signs keep on showing up.
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Nice tram.
ReplyDeleteTarget is spending a LOT of money to convince us they want to be our neighbour. :)
ReplyDeleteHaven't seen this marketing ploy before. Pretty colorful.
ReplyDeleteThey're very crafty that way - worming their way into your subconscious. That said, I do love a good trip to Target.
ReplyDeleteThey seem to be a little more serious about advertising where you are. We have two stores here, but I haven't noticed any extra advertising and definitely not on our buses.
ReplyDeleteTarget Stores have just opened in Canada. This is the reason for the big push on advertising.
DeleteI keep seeing these too!
ReplyDeleteAnything to generate a big buzz and get people through the doors. I hope it quiets down once they're open and operating.
ReplyDeleteCool great art advert..
ReplyDeleteAFter seeing your photo yesterday I read a fascinating article about Target in Quebec and other parts of Canada. Didn't know that this is Target's first venture out of the U.S. I think I'd like to visit Quebec after reading the article.
ReplyDeleteWe are seeing this in Philly on some of the trains, it helps out the transit authority and changes up the scenery. I like target :-)
ReplyDeleteI don't much like advertising on public transportation but it has been going on for a long time and I don't think it will change except to get more prevalent. Do you feel like you are a target yourself? Maybe you could sue somebody. I had heard that Target was making a move in Canada. I think it's a decent outfit. Better than Walmart. Of course that isn't saying much! :)
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