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Research and Reports Library
Supported by our Advisory Group, City Nation Place has launched reports, research, and toolkits to support industry leaders in tackling their biggest challenges and opportunities.
Dive in to our free resources for the information and inspiration you need to shape your own place branding and place marketing strategies...
CONTENTS
The private sector perspective of place branding and marketing
The impact of nation and place brands on the local and global economy
Structure & Governance for successful place branding and marketing
The Citizen Engagement toolkit
Place Branding: Solving the measurement challenge
THE PRIVATE SECTOR PERSPECTIVE ON PLACE BRANDING AND MARKETING
Published: November 2024
We have seen a growing pattern of best practice around place of origin trading and private sector ambassador programmes over the past ten years of City Nation Place. At the same time, we have been hearing places talk about the challenges of fully engaging private sector board members.
This report looks at how places can engage the private sector in their strategic approaches to building and managing a strong and positive place brand. Discover how to gain a better understanding of the attitudes of private sector business leaders and start-up entrepreneurs to the importance of place reputation.
THE IMPACT OF NATION AND PLACE BRANDS ON THE LOCAL AND GLOBAL ECONOMY
While place branders know how essential reputation is to the success of your place, it’s historically been hard to prove conclusively the economic impact. There are just too many variables – until now.
Bloom Consulting - in partnership with City Nation Place - have successfully demonstrated the correlation between perception and economic performance. Discover the definitive answer to the economic impact a positive perception has on your place.
STRUCTURE & GOVERNANCE FOR SUCCESSFUL PLACE BRANDING AND MARKETING
Published: June 2024
This report provides a summary of a survey of just under 40 organisations around the world and seven in-depth interviews to provide a better understanding of the pros and cons of different approaches. Download the report to learn what’s working, where the challenges are, and how places are adapting their structures and funding to better support their evolving objectives. Learn from the diverse approaches taken to structure and governance within place branding and marketing by: Visit England, Essential Costa Rica, Enterprise Estonia, Fairfax County EDA, Office of the Government of the Republic of Lithuania, Staffordshire County Council, and 4VI.
THE CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT TOOLKIT
Published: April 2024
This toolkit curates best practice in citizen engagement from around the world, giving you a taste of the different approaches taken by individual cities, regions, or nations. Along with how-to advice, this free toolkit provides you with a range of tools and resources used by each place to allow you to dig in and discover the engine whirring at the heart of each strategy.
Featuring fifteen case studies from Canberra to Eindhoven and from Lithuania to South Africa, the toolkit allows you to identify citizen engagement strategies by strategic focus or by population size.
PLACE BRANDING: SOLVING THE MEASUREMENT CHALLENGE
Published: November 2023
Discover how place brand and marketing teams around the world are investing in data and research to measure the impact of their work and advocate for their role. Along with topline findings from our quantitive survey of place leaders, the report contains summaries of interviews with Brand Tasmania, Cape Town Tourism, Destination Canada, Economic Development Regina, Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo Economic Development & Tourism, Imagen de Chile, LA Tourism & Convention Bureau, London & Partners, Municipality of The Hague, New Zealand Story, and Stockholm Business Region.
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