Target Coupons

How To Use Coupon Codes At Target.com

1. We'll be using the $5 off any order over $50 coupon in this example. Start off by adding all the items you'd like to purchase into your shopping cart.

2. The wonderful thing about using a coupon code at Target is that you don't really need to do anything.

3. After you enter your address and shipping information on target.com, you'll be on the "Place Order" screen.  You will know you're in the right spot when the navigation bar across the top of your screen has the "Place Order" icon highlighted, like this:

4. On this screen, you will see where your discount code has already been applied.  Look on the right hand side, and you will see a line item that deducts the $5 from your order total:

5. The important thing to remember is that you do not need to enter anything in the box that asks for a Target promotional code.  Your discount has already been applied.

What's Hot at Target

	Target has a very large women's department. Use this link to get free shipping on any size order on womens clothing, handbags, jewelry, accessories, or any other product in the department. No promotional code is needed to activate the free shipping discount on www.target.com.
	It's back to school time, and target.com is offering free shipping on all back to school items. Eligible items for the discount include futons, bedding, games, storage supplies, cookware, electronics, and more. No coupon codes or promotional codes are needed to activate the free shipping discount at target.com.
	Frequently check the baby section at Target for discount prices on hundreds of designer quality products. There is no specific coupon offer or promo code for the baby department, but you can always find excellent deals on cribs, bedding, toys, and baby clothing at target.com.

About Target

Target was originally founded by George Dayton in Minnesota in 1902. First built in the city of Minneapolis, Dayton owned a large building occupied by the R.S. Goodfellow Company, which was a department store in the early 20th century. In 1903, Dayton bought out Rueben Goodfellow and renamed the store to Dayton Dry Goods, which operated independently until 1956 when it acquired additional stores and became a retail chain.

As of today, Target Stores is one of the largest discount retail chains in the world - currently consisting of over 1,500 store locations, and a massive volume website located at www.target.com