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Marketing & Sales

  • Marketplace

    Nobody’s advertising budget is ever as big as they’d like it to be. Fortuneately there are a number of avenues beyond advertising to stretch…

  • Paul Mccollister

    Paul Mccollister

    Janet Nelson: What recent changes have you seen in the image of skiing? Paul McCollister: In the past few years more people are seeing…

  • Marketing Worldwide

    Marketing Worldwide

    For the past seven-to-ten years, European and Japanese interest in American skiing has been high, at least as evidenced by the annual visits of…

  • Marketplace

    “We’re in Ski and Skiing because we have to be—our competitors are there,” says one resort marketing executive. “But they’re expensive and I’m really…

  • Quick, Nimble And Cheap

    Quick, Nimble And Cheap

    Radio has become one of the most sensible buys in American advertising. Its relatively low cost penetration into nearly every aspect of the consumer’s…

  • Marketplace

    It’s considered a marketing phenomenon—and fact of life—in other businesses and industries, so why not in skiing? I’m talking about the emerging women’s market.…

  • Marketplace

    Ski Area Public Relations: Where To? Recently a ski area public relations professional was passed over for a promotion for the second year in…

  • Skiers Past, Present & Potential

    Skiers Past, Present & Potential

    At the end of the 1977-78 ski season the U.S. Forest Service undertook a nationwide skier market study. Sno-engineering, Inc. and Opinion Research Corporation…

  • Marketplace– The Black Skier Market

    Last winter, the largest organized ski group on any single mountain at one time was the Flatland Ski Association, convening for their annual long…

  • Marketplace

    Ships passing in the night. Here we are, in the midst of the energy crisis ocean. We “man the yardarms and run full speed…