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City marketing

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19: 80:, attract inward migration of residents, or enable business relocation. A significant feature of city marketing is the development of new landmark, or 'flagship', buildings and structures. The development of cities as a marketable product has led to competition between them for inward investment and government funding. It is often manifested in the attempts by cities to attract international sporting events, such as the 168: 113:. The city is marketed without a grand strategy, as disorganized stakeholders over the course of centuries have glorified the city and encouraged pilgrimage, yielding cultural and economic bonuses. Both cases demonstrate city marketing, each with varying strategic and organic involvement. Generally, organic marketing occurs alongside strategic marketing, as the 56:
tools  supported  by  a  shared customer-oriented  philosophy,  for  creating,  communicating,  delivering  and  exchanging urban  offerings  that  have  value  for  the  city's  customers  and  the  city's  community  at  large.
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Place  marketing  "refers  to  the  application  of  marketing  instruments  to  geographical locations, such  as  cities,  towns,  regions  and  communities i.e. coordinated  use  of  marketing 
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The City Brand Index is released biannually and ranks the image of 50 cities on 6 components: presence, place, potential, pulse, people, and prerequisites. In the 2015 report, Paris took the top spot, with London, New York, Sydney, and Los Angeles taking the 2nd–5th spots respectively.
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Like with any successful marketing effort, cities must be willing to commit to a long-term plan in order for their identity and message to be communicated effectively. A shared vision between stakeholders will help develop a cohesive overarching strategy for a city's image.
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Some places are associated with certain brands and build on each other, but sometimes the commercial brand is so powerful that eclipses the place brand. An example of this is
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within it, with the aim of encouraging certain activities to take place there (such as tourism and attraction of foreign direct investments).
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beginning in 1896. Seattle was in competition with Portland and Victoria as the preferred city in which to get supplied for the
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The orchestrated attempt to differentiate place (city/ town or cities) aims at associating through:
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Place marketing and place branding: A systematic (and tentatively exhaustive) literature review
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Marketing Places: attracting investment, industry, and tourism to cities, states, and nations
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Differences Amongst High Streets in the United Kingdom: As Perceived by the Consumers
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It is used to alter the external perceptions of a city in order to encourage
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Marketing the city: the role of flagship developments in urban regeneration
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of the city is impossible to solely construct with strategic efforts.
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Gordon, Ian (1999), "Internationalisation and Urban Competition",
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Infrastructure: describing place as a fixed environment
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is an example of a structure used for city marketing
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Index


Guggenheim Museum
Bilbao
city
district
tourism
Olympic Games
globalisation
Maranello
Las Vegas
Jerusalem
perception
Scott Cutlip
Erastus Brainerd
Seattle
Klondike Gold Rush
Chamber of Commerce
Cities portal
Monclus & Guardia 2006
Smyth 1994
Place marketing and place branding: A systematic (and tentatively exhaustive) literature review
Differences Amongst High Streets in the United Kingdom: As Perceived by the Consumers
ISBN
979-8-6735-1307-1
Smyth 1994
Gordon 1999
Gordon 1999
"What To Do"
the original
"LVCVA: What works here, stays here"

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