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81 | RMA | Tab 4 | Approach & Methodology | RFP No. 19-07-02 <br />PUBLIC PLACES & NEIGHBORHOODS <br />Great public places are worth marketing and promoting. They are what drive residents to take pride in their community and <br />visitors to seek out an area. In fact, a study by the Knight Foundation noted that three main indicators are what drive people <br />to like where they live and choose to visit: 1) the aesthetics of the City – clean streets, beautiful neighborhood and overall <br />physical attributes; 2) activities and things to do and 3) a sense of belonging and acceptance - which is described as a City that <br />is welcoming to a wide variety of individuals from young and old, college graduate to retiree. Cities typically have a myriad of <br />activities and assets for visitors and residents to enjoy and there are many media opportunities to capitalize on and enhance <br />these assets and market the city/area as a “world-class destination level City.” <br />BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT & SHOPPING <br />RMA excels at business attraction, development, retention and promotion for its clients. We evaluate geographic location, <br />the history & cultural assets, and the strength of the demographics of an area to devise a strategic plan to attract new <br />commerce while retaining successful businesses - all of which attract visitors. In their first publication two years ago (UNWTO <br />Global Report on Shopping), the United Nations World Tourism Organization documented the importance of shopping to the <br />traveler experience and found that if properly marketed, resulted in incremental sales increases for the businesses in the <br />area. Additionally, a recent study conducted by DCI (Development Counselors International) reported that travel (business <br />and personal) was mentioned more than 50% of the time as the way site selectors are influenced about how desirable a <br />location is for new business and investment. Travel was second only to dialogue with industry peers. <br />SPECIAL EVENTS & PROGRAM PROMOTIONS <br />RMA knows first-hand that events and activities are important to promote a City and bring visitors. Whether it is the City itself <br />or other partner organization hosting events, a portion of the marketing/communications plan will include promoting the <br />special events and programs that are taking place, as well as suggesting events that could further the objectives set forth <br />in the strategic plan. Special events, cross-promotional campaigns and social engagement are at the heart of celebrating a <br />community’s diversity and uniqueness, which will build and support the brand of an area and attract additional visitors that <br />might not have otherwise come to the area. <br />PEDESTRIAN CONNECTIVITY & TRANSPORTATION <br />Pedestrian connectivity, public safety and multi-modal transportation are hot topics in most cities and destinations. Modes <br />of transportation include bicycles and public transport and the availability, ease of access and consideration of these types <br />of transport add to a visitor’s positive experience of an area. Our team recognizes the importance of a comprehensive <br />communications approach which includes making “how to get around” part of the public relations and social media narrative.
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