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July 1993

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The Environment And Your Customer

A report on the 1993 Roper opinion survey that reveals that more Americans are conservationists than preservationists. Includes a sidebar of suggested actions ...
Statistics from the 1992-93 National Skier Opinion Survey could lead to strategies for effective target marketing. Topics covered are: regions and diff...
The surprise in-house advertising coup by Purgatory-Durango featured a targeted audience of back-to-basics general skiers. Vice-president of advertisin...
An extensive look at the busy world of public relations. Consists of background info and continues through all major levels of PR, with a guide to PR e...
Two ski areas tested innovative programs to attract solos and got mixed results. Both Killington, Vermont, and Copper Mt., Colorado, tried reduced-rate...
Loon Mountain, New Hampshire, used a money-back guarantee to back up their claims on published ski reports. Battered by the media battle and a loss of...
A look at the new figures from National Sporting Goods Association (NSGA) and American Sports Data (ASD) surveys reveal some surprising snowboarding nu...
For just a few dollars and a few minutes of installation time, Winter Park, Colorado, got peace of mind with a "Bottom-line, catch-all circuit guard ag...
A solution to the problem of static electricity that builds up in lift chairs. With just $50 and a few hours of their time, the mechanics of Arrowhead ...
Leasing, as an alternative to buying, has some surprising advantages and is worth considering in the current tax environment. A financial approach to a...
A report on the NSAA national convention in San Diego, Calif. Topics covered were: ethics, environment, the passing of bylaws for the new organization ...
The Pacific Northwest Ski Areas Association (PNSAA) and the Canada West Ski Areas Association (CWSAA) met in Idaho for a joint session and trade show
Sunday River, Maine, played host to the Cross Country Ski Areas Association Continental Conference. Les Otten gave the keynote address that set the the...
A report from the 18th Annual Ski Travel Symposium from Vail, Colorado. Of interest is the changing demographics of skiing and the environmental lobbyi...
Touches on the theme of software being too large and clumsy for today's quick little computers. Author suggests methods for creating space on current t...
New products include: hand-held point-of-service computer (Data General), Uninterruptible power system (Lortech Power Systems), Electronic transaction...
Area managers agree that environmental issues should be a top priority. They agree that environmental issues are where they need the most help from NSA...
An outline of what should be done to ensure a program that is designed not to fight protectionist environmentalists but to grow in spite of them. A cal...
A return to the basics of keeping kids skiing. Demographic information indicates that 47 percent of skiers started skiing before the age of seventeen. ...