The course of Territorial Marketing addresses the key conceptual categories within marketing and their application for the promotion and development of local systems, according to criteria of competitiveness and sustainability. The course is divided into three modules (3 credits each) and aims to develop the knowledge required to address strategically and operationally the issues of planning and management of territorial systems that present vocation both towards mature and innovative economic secrors.
The first module addresses the issues of strategic analysis of regional marketing, examining in particular: the territory as a competitive system; the conditions and factors affecting the competitiveness of a territory; the degree of attractiveness of a territory from the perspective of the enterprise; actors of local marketing; the analysis of supply and demand planning. The second module focuses on aspects related to the formulation of a strategy of regional marketing, and analyzes: strategy and territorial development planning; the strategic plan; the role of marketing planning agencies; patterns of land development and its governance; experiences of models of governance of the territory (Districts, Nature Center, Convention Bureau, Film Commission, etc.); policies of investment attraction. The third module focuses on experiences and application areas of marketing planning, deals with the operational aspects related to the preparation of a marketing plan and analyzes the definition of the strategies of territorial supply and communication and promotion of the territory, also through case study.
1. Caroli Matteo, Il marketing territoriale. Strategie per la competitività sostenibile del territorio, Franco Angeli, 2011.
2. Gigliuto Livio, Come promuovere la città - Strumenti e azioni efficaci di marketing del territorio, Franco Angeli, Milano, 2015, capp. 2, 3.
3. Lecture notes by the teacher - Teaching materials used during the course (slides, case studies and other readings).