economic development
Research
We will ask questions of your community leaders, study maps, analyze demographics, and in general “get the lay of the land.”
economic development marketing campaign
When it comes to economic development, your marketing campaign needs to be cutting edge to attract investors and influencers to your region.
Each community has its own intricate list of what makes it unique, and a solid marketing team will capitalize on those distinct qualities to tell your community’s story to possible investors. To get new business through your doors, you need to create awareness about your area and its strengths. Chartwell Agency has over 20 years of experience in marketing and storytelling, so you can trust us to create a narrative that will help attract new business to your local community.
Marketing Campaigns for Economic Development
A solid marketing campaign needs to follow the trends in economic development while capitalizing on what makes your area unique. With strong brand-building skills and a plethora of design and technology techniques at our fingertips, Chartwell will create an entire marketing campaign that will highlight your community, driving inquiries and eventually growth into your area.
At Chartwell, creating a full marketing campaign with the goal of highlighting your area is what we do best. With a can-do work ethic coupled with cutting-edge technology in storytelling, our marketing team will leverage new business to your region and set you up for long-term success.
To highlight your community in the best possible light, we will go through the following process with your team:
We deliver ingenuity and innovation packaged in a successful marketing campaign that is catered to your preferred demographic, your budget, and your timeline.
Let Chartwell do the heavy lifting of telling your story to your audience in the most meaningful way.
5 Pieces for a Powerful Marketing Campaign
When a client asks us to create a new piece of collateral or develop a campaign or program, our typical response is “sure thing, we’ll have that to you in a couple of weeks.”
