2005 - ZAPPIMPRESA

Let us TRY TO TELL our story. When we set up in 1993, our factory was our fourth shed. At the beginning of the 2000s, the craft and industrial area of Molfetta was rapidly taking on the shape and appearance of a new city, but it was a world unknown to everyone, a world made up of new entrepreneurial realities that were springing up in the most diverse sectors: from crafts to trade, from mechanics to services.

And here was the idea of creating a communication tool that would serve precisely to develop knowledge and awareness on the part of all the protagonists in the development of an area: institutions, trade associations, professionals, entrepreneurs, with the aim of telling the world about themselves and their specificities and entrepreneurial qualities.

To create a continuous dialogue with the city so that the industrial zone would not be a foreign body to the Molfetta community. Thus was born ZAPP IMPRESA, a bi-monthly magazine.

The magazine was also in English and was sent free of charge to all Italian and European chambers of commerce and sold at newsstands. This territorial cultural promotion and innovation project highlighted our expertise in involving public and private entities to create synergies for territorial development through a territorial marketing strategy.

Through collaboration with local administrations and private companies, we created networks between public and private entities, promoting local resources and enhancing the territory of Molfetta. Our territorial marketing strategy has contributed to making Molfetta an attractive business destination, offering a platform to tell the specificities and entrepreneurial qualities of the area.

2003 - OPERA ASSOCIATION

COVER those poster! This was the peremptory order of the then Mayor of Molfetta.
 

I was immediately summoned by the resentful and quite angry ASM president who wanted clarifications and justifications on this summer billposting campaign that we had undertaken 'without his knowledge'.

A civic education campaign done at our expense, to make citizens more aware of the need to respect the environment and the territory.

The messages used were ironic and deliberately provocative to try to stir everyone's consciences: from "don't be a piece of shit in the street", to "smooth gassed or vastaso" to "taste of salt or taste of pork" (the latter campaign aimed at those who still abandon waste on beaches), with a final competition on social media to stimulate readers to come up with a new slogan that we would then use for the final billboard campaign.

During the years of the Association's life, which was non-profit, we were also involved in organising musical events, art exhibitions, and cultural meetings to promote the cultural and tourist excellence of the Apulian territory, with an intense territorial marketing activity.

This project was part of our efforts to promote tourism and enhance local resources, demonstrating the effectiveness of our commitment to cultural promotion and territorial cultural innovation.