The Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy creates an innovative marketing plan to promote parks designed by Frederick Law Olmsted.
The savvy Olmsted Crescent Marketing Plan case study brings together numerous partners to promote thecity's Olmsted-designed parks or offer programs in them. The Olmsted Crescent - a name that gives the organizations an identifiable geographic identity - was conceived by Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy's Executive Director, Deborah Trimble. Finalized in February 2001, the marketing plan below is aimed at three audiences: cultural tourists, Buffalo-area colleges and universitities, and a regional population interested in the arts.
Thanks to Urban Parks Online
FULL STORY: The Olmsted Crescent Marketing Plan

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