Tender For Corporate Image For Torrevieja City Council Issued

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Carl
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Tender For Corporate Image For Torrevieja City Council Issued

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https://diariodealicante.net/imagen-cor ... orrevieja/

According to the article this is the first time the Council has seeked to create a corporate image.

'Its main objective is to create a modern and attractive image, incorporating a system of harmonic visual features and with its own identity.'

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Re: Tender For Corporate Image For Torrevieja City Council Issued

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I think they call that "aesthetics" I hope the service matches the image !!!! It might be a good idea to start with a badge or award for excellent service. Judging by the rollout of the electronic office no thought was given to their citizens who don't have fluent Spanish. Wouldn't you think they could put a small budget together for someone to do a few youtube guides in the different languages say English, French, Scandanavian/Swedish/Norweigan


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It's the world with live in now Bee, where first impressions and image is seen as more important than what actually lies behind it.
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https://www.theolivepress.es/spain-news ... us-crisis/

More than €82,000 on a website revamp .... yikes.

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