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Promoting Main Street

Promotion Committee

RecognizeChangingDemographics& Market Trends

Recognize Assets

Define a Market “Niche”

Create New Image Campaigns, Retail Promotions, and Special Events

Physical image is only part of the story

Promoting changes community attitudes and builds a unified image

Promotion generates fresh activity and communicates progress and excitement

Image must be crafted from district assets, market potential, and community values

Identify visual elements that set Main Street apart from the competition in a positive and compelling way

Survey all stakeholders to discover positive and negative attitudes

Survey the variety of activities

Evaluate the quality of existing promotional activities and materials

Match assets to target market…be strategic

Identify negative images and reduce those perceptions

Promote positive images

Image campaign has four parts: 1. Image advertising 2. Print materials 3. Media relations 4. Image-building events events

Media Tips Develop a thorough list Meet with everyone Stay in touch Provide story ideas Don’t be a pest!

What is your market?

Use “positive” retail events… …but not “discount” sales …but not “discount” sales

Cross-retail promotion Cooperativepromotion

Niche Promotion: consumer group targeted not the product mix

Use heritage and “local culture” events… ”Heritage Tourism”

Five Essentials of a Good Festival Music Food Overlapping Activities Appeal to all ages Something free

Develop annual work plan

Do not: Do not plan more than one large event during first few years Do not plan more than one large event during first few years Do not schedule events in competition with others Do not schedule events in competition with others Do not focus only on holidays Do not focus only on holidays Do not focus only on retail or festivals Do not focus only on retail or festivals Do not use the same volunteers Do not use the same volunteers

Do: Plan your events in advance Plan your events in advance Match activities to groups Match activities to groups Delegate tasks Delegate tasks Evaluate every promotion Evaluate every promotion

Adapted from “Promoting Main Street” By The National Main Street Center of the National Trust for Historic Preservation © 2002