“Hillside Sedona Consortium Debuts As Consensus-Based Partnership"

Sept. 9, 2012 - PRLog -- (Sedona, AZ, September 10, 2012)  Sedona’s red rocks are on fire with the enthusiastic initiative of Hillside Sedona merchants who have chosen to proactively explore partnerships with national and international trade and consumer venues by organizing the Hillside Sedona Consortium (“HSC”).  

Sweeping vistas of Sedona’s ancient red rocks complement Hillside Sedona’s dominant upscale and unsurpassed central location at 671 State Route 179.  Parking is easy and generous.  Hillside Sedona is an unparalleled experience for an entire day of relaxing, exploring, pampering and shopping.  

Distinctive galleries present international and nationally-known artists, wood carvers, sculptors and ceramists while restaurants, luxury clothing, jewelry and home décor and furnishings beckon discriminating clientele.  Personal salon services cap the scope of heart’s desires.  Meandering, scenic walkways, contemporary architecture and concierge level merchant service exceed expectations.  Hillside Sedona is a cozy and intimate environment while expansive in atmosphere and building footprint….worthy of its red rock location.  

The news is this: To commemorate 911 Memorial celebrations and affiliate with the national collective activities on https://www.911memorial.org/commemorate-911, individual Hillside Sedona merchants dedicate their energies and have formed a collective effort to restore and disseminate the remarkable one-stop luxury to be enjoyed, savored, remembered and taken home here. HSC agrees with Arizona Office of Tourism Director, Sherry Henry, guest columnist July 13 in the Phoenix Business Journal:   “Our greatest strength as an industry is that we work so closely with one another. There is a level of respect and understanding for the roles each of us plays within this industry. And there are opportunities for collaboration that you cannot find in anywhere else.”  



Hillside Sedona Consortium is the brand new player in this equation and will vibrantly proceed to collaborate with retail, tourism, educational and media partnerships.  In addition to aggressive media dissemination of targeted press, HSC is in the process of establishing communications networks and alliances with interested Arizona supporters.  

Branding is essential for positioning.  Here’s one for Hillside Sedona:  
Pinnacle of luxury. . .
Live it!
Love it!
Take it home!

What do you think?  Ideas welcomed!

For detailed information on Hillside Sedona, see the web-site:  www.hillsidesedona.net; for inquiries pertinent to Hillside Sedona Consortium, contact James Ratliff, James Ratliff Gallery; phone:  928-282-1404; e-mail:  FineArt@jamesratliffgallery.com; www.jamesratliffgallery.com.