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By Edmund Osterman | Dealer staff writer
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Wed, Sep 21, 2005 |
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RANDOM SUBURB - In an effort to stand out from all the other Greater Cincinnati suburbs, Blue Ash has hired a marketing consultant for $63,000 to help "brand" the city. Working with city officials, the consultant has created the following candidate slogans for the campaign.
Editor's Note: Actual statements from the article.
Blue Ash: Like Many Suburbs Around Cincinnati
Blue Ash: Unlike Many of Its Neighbors
Blue Ash: Includes Economic, Lifestyle, and Residential Elements
Blue Ash: 35 Percent Industrial/Commercial
Blue Ash: Boasts a Sprawling, Modern Recreation Center
Blue Ash: The Time Is Right to Solidify a Vision
Blue Ash: Trying to Continue or Rejuvenate Its Economic Development
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