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New Post: Target Circle Week Is Coming Back This Week: Find Ways You Can Save During the Big Sale Event - https://lnkd.in/g5x2QJ4p - All products and services featured are independently chosen by editors. However, Billboard may receive a commission on orders placed through its retail links, and the retailer may receive certain auditable data for accounting purposes. Target Circle Week is back! It is set to begin on Sunday (Oct. 6) and runs through Saturday (Oct. 12). This seven-day sale is offering the best deals and significant discounts of up to 50% off in a variety of different items from Halloween costumes to everyday essentials. During this event, Target Circle members — part of the retailer’s loyalty program — can enjoy substantial savings. These include discounts of up to 50% off on Halloween costumes and candies, up to 30% off on select toys, up to 50% off on kitchen appliances, up to 30% off on bedding and bath items, and more. Related Megan Thee Stallion Announces Prime Day 2024: Here’s What to Expect from the Sale, Plus Early Deals… 06/25/2024 Target Circle members will also find personalized bonuses and auto-applied deals. Keep in mind, it’s free to join Target Circle. All you need to do is create an account and get your shopping started to snag the best deals. Scroll down and check out this list of some of the deals that will be available starting on Sunday (Oct. 6)! Up to 30% off select toys including LEGO, Monster Jam, and L.O.L. Surprise! Up to 50% off kitchen, including Keurig and KitchenAid 50% off on Halloween costumes and candy 30% off fleece and sweaters 30% off bedding and bath, including Casaluna and Threshold 40% off floor care items, including Ninja, Dyson, Shark and Bissell Target Circle 360 Subscription Target Circle 360 subscription includes unlimited same-day delivery via Ship with no delivery fees on orders over $35. You can subscribe now to get your Target Circle 360 membership for just $49 in the first year (regularly $99), according to Target. You can also join Target Circle via the Target app or Target.com to find all the shopping deals and savings for the summer. Target circle 360 subscription for $49 - #news #business #world #jobs #school #passion

Halloween has transformed into a retail giant, with consumers expected to spend $11.6 billion this year. From costumes and candy to massive yard displays like The Home Depot’s iconic 12-foot skeleton, the holiday has become a marketer’s dream. Aimee O., The New York Times, explores how Halloween evolved from a modest tradition into one of the biggest consumer spending events of the year. Big retailers like Spirit Halloween, Home Depot, and Michaels Stores have capitalized on the growing demand, with Halloween merchandise now hitting stores as early as June. The result? A holiday that appeals to every age group and continues to grow, year after year. https://lnkd.in/d29_MfSa #HalifaxWest #WinTogether #capitaladvisory #MandA #restructuring #operatingadvisory #RetailTrends #Halloween2024 #ConsumerSpending #HolidayMarketing

While making the decision to set up a trust may be a no-brainer, selecting your trustee requires some careful consideration. Trustees expert Judith L. Pearson takes you through the pros and cons of Individual vs. Corporate vs. Independent entities to manage your trust. Click here for a detailed comparison: https://lnkd.in/g66DhRjq #gallery #trustees #trustmanagement

Do you know what happened after Denis Diderot bought a red coat? He spiraled down a rabbit hole of consumerism and misery. So who is Denis Diderot anyway? And why should you care? He was an 18th century French philosopher who bought a red coat; and that’s when all his troubles began. After Diderot received his fancy new robe, he realised that everything else in his home looked shabby by comparison. One purchase led to another. New furniture, decorations, and more. His desire to match the luxury of his new coat left him with a cluttered home and an empty wallet. Sound familiar? Today, it’s quite normal to make one purchase and immediately get suggestions for add-ons. If you’ve ever bought one thing and felt the urge to upgrade everything else, you have experienced his influence firsthand! You buy the extra-large burger, and they ask if you want fries, a drink, and dessert. And you get the extra nuggets because, ‘why not?’ You get a new phone, and suddenly you “need” a case, earphones, and a charger. That’s the ghost of Diderot at work. One new thing makes everything else feel like it needs upgrading. Basically, all of modern consumerism started with the purchase of one red coat. But here’s the catch: instead of feeling more satisfied, we end up with more stuff. And more clutter. This is how consumerism thrives. Companies know that once we start upgrading, we will keep going. But today, we can hit pause because it’s Marie Kondo’s birthday. What better way to honor the queen of decluttering than by letting go of just one thing? Whether it’s that extra charger you don’t use or an app you never open, clearing just one piece of clutter can make a difference. Let it go and focus on what truly brings us joy. Less stuff, more peace. I’ll go first. I am headed to sort out a box of paperwork I have been ignoring for days. So help me God. #DiderotEffect #ConsumerCulture #MarieKondo #DeclutterYourLife #BlameItOnDiderot

How to create a Super Bowl spot with a celeb: 1. Open on mid-shot of celebrity in their natural environment. 2. Celebrity establishes whacky premise. (Different Tina Feys, Schwarzenegger says “Neighbaa”, Ken Jeong experiences modern times, someone impersonates Walken, Jen Aniston reminds that we forget…) 3. Cut to 9 different scenarios of the whacky premise. 4. Close with a blow line to wrap it up. (“That’s my line”; “I’m a BackstabbER”; “We did it!”; “The rest are just imitations…”; “I hate this town”) 5. Cut to super, then logo. 6. Bonus points for including a button after logo. “Booking dot yeah.”; “Love that chicken from Popeyes”; “Come onnn”; “I hope I get to play a half time show some day..”

A "bizarre" talent partnership that dropped this week that I love, despite the headlines Burberry's ad with "Cold" Cole Palmer features the Premier League star sitting by a pond for 9 minutes and 34 seconds—occasionally adjusting his fishing rod. That's it. Literally, that’s all that happens. 🎣 No product features. No music. No edits. No CTA. With Cole's popularity at an all-time high and his brilliant nickname (and his iconic celebration to match), it's well played by Burberry to align with him and put Cole in their classic duffle coat. Plus, the #ItsAlwaysBurberryWeather slogan couldn’t be more fitting. The ad starts as if Cole himself hits 'record' on the camera. In a world full of marketing that’s overloaded with effects and dynamics, this ad takes a refreshing approach—a calm, soothing break from the noise. I appreciate it similar to how I enjoy YouTube's "Enjoy The Zen" ads. On the back end, this sort of filming day is low lift for a talent with an extremely busy work schedule at the moment. The simplicity of the filming process likely made it appealing, enabling him to shoot the ad in a short amount of time without extensive production demands. It also benefits Burberry, allowing them to leverage Cole's rising star power without a hefty budget. Nice one Burberry ! #talentpartnerships #culturemarketing #entertainmentmarketing https://lnkd.in/gShacmx9

It's time to relieve your end-of-year stresses with a creative break! A friend of mine apologised recently for interrupting a serious discussion with an aside to celebrate some music that they particularly loved. My response: "Music (well, good music!) is never a distraction: it does for life what good wine does to great food!" For many in business (and beyond), this time of year can be rather intense, to say the least. For Americans, Thanksgiving is just around the corner and the "Black Friday" sales are steaming ahead. For those that celebrate it, Christmas is only a few weeks away, and there are just 44 days to go to the start of the New Year. So, whether you are buried in strategic planning, or contemplating making changes to your business or investment strategy or even personal life in 2025, take a few minutes every day this week to have a creative break. Listen to some music, take in some art, watch some theatre - anything that lifts you out of the day to day and takes your mind to a different place. At the least, it will rejuvenate the imaginative part of your brain (for me, the bit that solves problems). At the best, you'll find a nugget of inspiration that gives you a new perspective on where opportunity lies and how to overcome the barriers to achieve it. And there's nothing better than trying something new. So, to kick things off, trying Jacob Collier's crazy arrangement of the Flintstones theme tune, with which he burst on to the musical scene back in 2016 - and won a Grammy too. And please do share your favourite musical escapes below - we'd love to hear them! https://lnkd.in/e9c2e6tk

I used to eat off this plate at my grandparents’ house when I was a kid. I still eat off this plate today as it was handed down. It’s about the memories, a slice of history, a connection to the past. What I find fascinating is that I’ve seen many others with the same set of plates, bowls, and coffee cups –connecting so many more families through a shared appreciation of its quality and it’s design. This somewhat mirrors the blueprint of a successful business today. As my family and others cherish these durable, beautifully designed plates, customers gravitate towards businesses that prioritize quality in their products or services. Success in business, much like these household items, lies in creating something that stands the test of time as well as weaving your brand into the fabric of people’s lives. When a business focusses on delivering exceptional quality and functionality that enhances daily life, it earns a place not just in the market but in the hearts of its customer’s. These attributes gain loyalty, evoke nostalgia, and build a legacy that can be passed down through generations. Just as my family and others continue to gather around these plates, customers return to and advocate for brands that have made a significant, positive impact on their lives. The story of these plates serves as a reminder and it underscores the profound truth that when you sell a product of good quality, you're not just making a transaction - you're initiating a relationship that could last a lifetime. It's a testament to the power of quality and the enduring legacy of brands that prioritize excellence. I like to think that my company, in a sense, is building a similar legacy. 

When I was a single 20 something in New York City my dating motto was, “Not everybody’s gonna like me!” This made the dating scene fun instead of a contest. Is razzle dazzle raspberry everyone's favorite ice cream? Nope. And does that make razzle dazzle raspberry any less delicious? If you find there are people, even clients, bosses or colleagues with whom you need to “put on a show” or somehow keep up some appearance of anything but who you naturally are, think about whether they’d be better served by someone else on your team. Move toward the people who like you, just as you are (as Mr Darcy famously said). I am passionate. I love what I do. And I am too much for some. And that’s OK. I let my colleagues - with their different, authentic personalities - shine where they are enjoyed most. I’m not for everyone. And that’s OK. And it’s OK for you too. It doesn’t make you any less fan-freaking-tastic! #Diamonds #BusinessStrategy #Gemstones #DigitalMarketing #Jewelry