
I’ve been thinking about a post on TripAdvisor for a while. About 390 days, give or take. Because it was on April 28, 2012 that I saw this sign while waiting for a table at a restaurant in Moab, UT. Widgets for websites exist, but on a company sign? On Main Street? Is that even [...]
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“As a lover of simplicity, I like to highlight resort marketing that is both effective but incredibly simple in execution. This is one of those examples.” A popular winter recreation park need snow. Cannonsburg gave it to them and got a lot of love in return. Simple, selfless actions with lots of benefits. I’m thinking [...]
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The $49 down route is becoming more and more commonplace in skiing. Lock in a discounted rate with a non-refundable deposit. If they pay the rest, they win and you win. If they don’t pay the rest. They lose and you sorta win. The only problem with this scenario isn’t it’s logical, pay-later side, it’s [...]
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Trollhaugen didn’t appear on the Name 100 Ski Resorts Challenge results. Nor have them ever been on a 25 Facebook or Twitter list (#126 & #221 respectively). Yet their Facebook page is, hands down, one of my favorites. Written from the perspective of their Troll mascot, it’s not uncommon to see references to the kind [...]
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When it comes down to it, the true power of social media does not lie in your fan count. It doesn’t like in how many “likes” that patrol dog photo received. It lies in the fact that everyone is connected. That each fan in your fan count has 300 friends and each of them has [...]
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It’s not exactly an even comparison, but it’s a comparison nonetheless. On the one hand, EpicMix rewards skiers and boarders with pins when you reach certain levels or accomplisments. For example, if you ride every lift at resort X in one day, you may get the Beaver Creek Conquerer pin (unless of course, the gantries [...]
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Alta is amazing. Simple as that. As you may know, I typically spend my mountain time on a board, but I love the fact that Alta remains skiing only. The vibe, the history, the mountain, it all comes together to create perhaps my favorite resort and brand. There’s a reason i used to sleep in [...]
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Skiers have questions. At times, lots of questions. Tough questions. I’m a huge fan of how some GMs address concerns and rumors head-on from the resort blog, but there are certainly other ways to benefit from both the clarity a direct answer can provide but also the connection a brand can make between customers and [...]
Read the Full Post »| total fols | new yest | mo grwth |
| 262,768 | -771,906 | -73.95% |
| total fans | new yest | mo grwth |
| 5,187,610 | 3,274 | 0.98% |
| total views | new yest | mo grwth |
| 39,939,983 | 12,260 | 1.21% |
| total fols/+1 | new yest | mo grwth |
| 37,569 | 52 | 3.33% |
| avg score | was yest | 7-day |
| 43.90 | 43.93 | -0.26 |
| total fols | new yest | mo grwth |
| 340,324 | 298 | 2.62% |
| total page likes | new yest | mo grwth |
| 257,640 | 51 | 0.53% |
SlopeFillers is run by marketer and skier / snowboarder, Gregg Blanchard. He loves writing in 3rd person, meeting the talented people who read this blog, pretending to be a web developer, and eating reuben sandwiches. Need more dirt on Southern Edwards, Colorado's most famous ski marketing blogger taller than 6'?