Talk:Peck & Peck

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Retailing To-do: | edit | history | watch | purge Here are some tasks you can do: Copyedit: Target Corporation, Wal-Mart - to be used as an examples for ideal page structure Cleanup: T.J. Maxx reads like advert; see talk page discussion Expand: Store manager, List of articles on project page, image gallery on project page, Hypermarket (history section), Category killer - This is very US/Canada centric - Ikea exists elsewhere, too. Stubs: Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market, Archer Farms, ClearRx Other: Department store - discriminate between itself and Discount store. Category killer - If a Category Killer dominates its area, why are there many stores listed per category? There should be clear criteria for when a store is included, otherwise this just becomes an advertising page.

I added some sourcing to this. To the person who added the Salkin and Linoff comments, i am sure they are correct but can we get it sourced so it does not seem to be opinion? I am not a good person yet at wikipedia style so i hope somebody can look at it and see if comports with retail project style.

It would be great to get some photos and a logo of the company, if it is out there. Also, it would be good to get history of the Peck family, and how they got involved and then subsequently sold the store.BrandlandUSA 20:14, 22 October 2006 (UTC)

The citation style now looks somewhat like what is suggested in WP:FN. Tuxide 01:41, 23 October 2006 (UTC)