Perception Research on Developing Brand Identity for Small Cities

Global competition between countries at the macro level has turned into a competition between cities at micro level. Many successful examples across the world have shown local governments and other stakeholders willing to attract more tourists or investment to their cities that more production and c...

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Main Author: Serpil KESTANE
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Association of Scientists and Intellectuals of Kosovo 2019-08-01
Series:Prizren Social Science Journal
Online Access:http://prizrenjournal.com/index.php/PSSJ/article/view/104
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spelling doaj-b89c2d618a604152af3612795bfadf402020-11-24T21:40:13ZengAssociation of Scientists and Intellectuals of KosovoPrizren Social Science Journal2616-387X2616-387X2019-08-013211010.32936/pssj.v3i2.104104Perception Research on Developing Brand Identity for Small CitiesSerpil KESTANE0Dokuz Eylul UniversityGlobal competition between countries at the macro level has turned into a competition between cities at micro level. Many successful examples across the world have shown local governments and other stakeholders willing to attract more tourists or investment to their cities that more production and consumption, in other words, prosperity is associated with strategic marketing of cities. Branding, which is part of marketing of cities willing to use their assets and resources to distinguish themselves from others, is highly popular in both the literature and in practice. The aim of this perception study is to determine the current image of small cities with few marketable resources in order to help them create brand identity and an emotional bond between themselves and their target audience. This study established the structural validity of a city-specific perception scale and determined how the city was perceived both by its inhabitants and foreigners in terms of its concrete and abstract elements.http://prizrenjournal.com/index.php/PSSJ/article/view/104
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Perception Research on Developing Brand Identity for Small Cities
Prizren Social Science Journal
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title Perception Research on Developing Brand Identity for Small Cities
title_short Perception Research on Developing Brand Identity for Small Cities
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publisher Association of Scientists and Intellectuals of Kosovo
series Prizren Social Science Journal
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2616-387X
publishDate 2019-08-01
description Global competition between countries at the macro level has turned into a competition between cities at micro level. Many successful examples across the world have shown local governments and other stakeholders willing to attract more tourists or investment to their cities that more production and consumption, in other words, prosperity is associated with strategic marketing of cities. Branding, which is part of marketing of cities willing to use their assets and resources to distinguish themselves from others, is highly popular in both the literature and in practice. The aim of this perception study is to determine the current image of small cities with few marketable resources in order to help them create brand identity and an emotional bond between themselves and their target audience. This study established the structural validity of a city-specific perception scale and determined how the city was perceived both by its inhabitants and foreigners in terms of its concrete and abstract elements.
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