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Page 1: Toys R Us

INTRO

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A Simple Commodity

we talk about society viewing toys a just a commodity giving which leans to target and wal-marts advantage

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Pressure to succeed

We discuss has the paper chase or urge to be successful starts earlier and is now more intense

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A sad s tate of a f fa ir s.

where that leaves toys and toys r us

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A shift in thinking

TRU needs to create a propiertory emotion around its brand, an emotion that speaks to the problems have discused

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Who should care?

who should we talk to the problem about, parents of course. we talk about the parents and their lives

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The fear that a french lesson missed is a Yale acceptance letter lost.

Fear:the natural enemy of play.

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What do they know about us?

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What do we want them to know?

The message we want to deliver to the parents.

Our position

It is Toy R Us’s Responsibility to preserve playtime and keep imagination alive

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The message

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The Movement : Print

1OTHERS CAPTURED THE REALITY OF THE WORLD, HE CREATED HIS OWN.4

The work of Pablo Picasso left many questioning much more than art. He created a world that few had ever considered.He opened a door to a place where rules didn’t exist.He helped us see things differently. In today’s highly competitive world, many parents have a hard time encouraging this kind of thinking among their kids. Probably because of the countless studies that claim to know what’s best for our children –everything from private tutors to piano lessons. But there’s more to life than appointments and activities. At Toys “R” Us, we understand this. We know how important it is for kids to just be kids. In fact, it’s all we’ve known for nearly 60 years now. Which is exactly why our new stores offer today’s kids even more excitement, letting them do what they do best: play. Because, for us, it’s bigger than toys. It’s about seeing the world that could be. With endless imagination, anything’s possible.

Keeping Imagination Alive

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The Movement : Print

1EVERY CHILD DREAMS OF FLYING. TWO MADE IT POSSIBLE.4

Everyone thought that the Wright brothers were out of their minds.Until they achieved the impossible. And while a lot has changed since the birth of flight, we as a society continue to question the dreamers. Perhaps now more than ever before. With the demands of today, there’s little time for dreaming. But today’s kids have dreams. Big ones. Hidden deep underneath the pressures of what seem to be never-ending schedules. At the new Toys “R” Us, we’re proud to offer a place where kids are free to just be kids. To let their imaginations run wild. To turn their dreams – even the crazy ones – into reality. Because while most see dreamers, we see brilliant ideas waiting to happen. After all, the people brave enough to challenge the world are usually the ones to change it.

Keeping Imagination Alive

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Keeping Imagination Alive

1HE USED A SINGLE PILE OF WOOD TO CREATE SOME OF THE MOST CELEBRATED DESIGNS OF OUR TIME.4

For Frank Lloyd Wright, playing was about much more than toys. It was about escaping.It was about exploring.It was about inventing and creating. With a set of basic building blocks, he envisioned architecture most never dreamed possible. Proving once again that kids don’t see things the way we do.They want time away from all the rules.They need to challenge the status quo.Not just for their sake, but for everyone’s. And at the new Toys “R” Us, we see to it that they can. We ensure that there is always a place for children to stretch their imagina-tions. A place where parents can give their kids the greatest gift of all: childhood. Join us as we embrace the magical moments that come from imagi-native play. After all, these are the moments that truly push us all forward.

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The Movement: Non-Traditional

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The Movement: Non-Traditional

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The Movement: Non-Traditional

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The Movement: Mobile Marketing

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The Movement: Mobile Marketing

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The Movement: PR

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Why Fight This Battle?To Drive Traffic

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Why Fight This Battle? The Big Picture

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Imagination is more important than knowledge.

-Albert Einstein