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Marketing Group

Role and purpose

To create life long customers for Swindon by: improving Swindon’s image; developing and delivering marketing activity; creating key messages and resources for organisations to adopt; and building a strong, clear, consistent, relevant and well-managed image.

Background

Swindon is experiencing a dynamic period of growth, dramatic redevelopment and increased business and leisure opportunities. It is essential to ensure the good news and strong messages regarding Swindon’s potential to become a major destination for business, retail and leisure visitors are successfully communicated to the appropriate target audiences.

The project originally titled Destination Swindon was set up to address the issues identified with this aim.

Consultants Beacon location were appointed to manage stage 1 of the project, which briefly comprised four elements:

Marketing Group

For Marketing Group News, please see:

Marketing Group News

For information on this group's structure, please see:

Group Structure

For minutes of recent meetings, please see:

Meeting Minutes

Priorities

The Swindon Marketing Group is working with experts from nPower and Nationwide to design a new hub website for Swindon.  The site will provide inward investors with all the information and contacts they require when looking at locating in Swindon.   

The group is also tasked with producing a 3 year business plan with the aim of developing a sustained, robust and effective ‘place marketing’ function.

Membership

The Marketing Group is being extended to invite people with relevant experience onto the group, and potential sub-groups covering specific activity areas are being developed.