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Visit Sandy Springs launches new brand and logo featuring city landmarks
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· October 5, 2026
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Key points It is scheduled to run until June 2027 and is expected to reach a large number of consumers. The brand identity campaign is titled "The Realm of Possibility", emphasizing the opportunities that the community has to offer.
A destination marketing organization has introduced a new brand and logo. The logo features two prominent landmarks, the King and Queen buildings, with waves representing a nearby river. This rebranding effort aims to showcase the community's unique character.
The campaign associated with this new brand identity targets potential travelers and planners within a certain radius. It is scheduled to run until June 2027 and is expected to reach a large number of consumers.
Further details about the campaign, including its goals and strategies, are available from the organization. The brand identity campaign is titled "The Realm of Possibility", emphasizing the opportunities that the community has to offer.
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Published: October 5, 2026 ·
Source: Rough Draft Atlanta (intown neighborhoods) ·
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