Background / Challenge:
Tri-Valley is a tourism region just outside San Francisco, consisting of award-winning wineries, pubs, restaurants, hiking trails, and 4 quaint towns: Pleasanton, Livermore, Dublin and Danville.
As the Tri-Valley began to grow as a tourist destination, the Tri-Valley tourism board approached WANT to create a new brand definition for the region, including a positioning and tagline that would help the area stand out against some of its more well-known neighbors, such as Sonoma and Napa Valley.
Solution:
Tri-Valley is a tourism region just outside San Francisco, consisting of award-winning wineries, pubs, restaurants, hiking trails, and 4 quaint towns: Pleasanton, Livermore, Dublin and Danville.
As the Tri-Valley began to grow as a tourist destination, the Tri-Valley tourism board approached WANT to create a new brand definition for the region, including a positioning and tagline that would help the area stand out against some of its more well-known neighbors, such as Sonoma and Napa Valley.
Outcome:
Once all our research was completed, we began the work of creating a new positioning, which also happened to double as a tagline. This positioning served to capture that this region brings together the best that California has to offer: wineries, Main Streets, restaurants, nature and attractions, in a way that’s distinctly local, making all those who visit feel instantly welcome and “at home”: Local California.
The cities that make up the Tri-Valley have recently been named among the “Hottest Neighborhoods in America” and ranked in the top 5 of “America’s 50 Best Cities to Live In”