What's a brand's image change or repositioning in the market that really impressed you?

I remember when Target changed all their advertising to be fun, bright, colorful, and family-friendly in the 2000s. As a consumer it made Target seem fun and somewhere you'd want to shop.

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The negative and positive reinforcement theory with marketing is fascinating. Now I want to go around and see how ads are trying to market to me. Do they want me to associate them with positive things it can do or what it can help me avoid?
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Tableau feels like a magic. You throw the data in, move things around in the columns and rows, and magically you get a pretty infographic to show people.
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My semester project is on sustainable clothing choices. Even the authorities are unsure of what the most sustainable way to purchase clothing is. What do you think is the best way to be sustainable in your clothing?
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Math word problems would never work for surveys because they're too complex. We need to keep it simple and have one point to be effective.
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Survey questions are like questions in a tv courtroom. You can't have leading questions if you want to get the facts.
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Who knew Halloween Candy could be educative? 👻
Using candy data for our weekly practical assignment was a creative and fun way to practice the principles of data analysis.
I might unintentionally start analyzing the popularity of the candy I hand out on Halloween too. 🎃
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