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SAM · The Digital Edition

July 1993

Offbeat Advertising: A Campaign That Worked

One magazine page stood out from last season’s abundance of virtually interchangeable ski area advertising that featured gorgeous skiers on great snow under cornflower blue skies. One ad had no…

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19 articles

In This Issue

  • When Your Mother Is Not Your Date

    Statistics from the 1992-93 National Skier Opinion Survey could lead to strategies for effective target marketing. Topics covered are: regions and differences,…

  • Pr Clutter Busters

    An extensive look at the busy world of public relations. Consists of background info and continues through all major levels of PR,…

  • Single Skiers Not Forgotten

    Two ski areas tested innovative programs to attract solos and got mixed results. Both Killington, Vermont, and Copper Mt., Colorado, tried reduced-rate,…

  • Credibility? No Problem- Just Guarantee Snow

    Loon Mountain, New Hampshire, used a money-back guarantee to back up their claims on published ski reports. Battered by the media battle…

  • Skier Participation Studies

    A look at the new figures from National Sporting Goods Association (NSGA) and American Sports Data (ASD) surveys reveal some surprising snowboarding…

  • Ramp Monitor Board

    For just a few dollars and a few minutes of installation time, Winter Park, Colorado, got peace of mind with a “Bottom-line,…

  • 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…

  • Shocking Problem

    A solution to the problem of static electricity that builds up in lift chairs. With just $50 and a few hours of…

  • To Lease Or Not To Lease, That Is The Question

    Leasing, as an alternative to buying, has some surprising advantages and is worth considering in the current tax environment. A financial approach…

  • Our Future Is Kids

    In all the hi-tech marketing capabilities of segmentation, zip code targeting and psychographics, perhaps we forget one very basic fact, which, if…

  • Needed: Evironmental Action Blueprint.

    The environment…environmental sensitivity…environmental opposition…National Environmental Policy Act. The word is inexorably a part of our personal lives, as we buy environmentally acceptable…

  • Priorities For NSAA

    From Maine to California, from Washington to New Hampshire, ski area operators are saying the “environment” is the issue they want their…

  • Computer Products

    Hand held computer Data General’s model 5221 series hand held point of service computer is a small (7.5″x3″x1″), lightweight (14.4 oz) device…

  • Software Overkill

    “The recurrent theme in this (computer) business is smaller, faster, cheaper. Except for software, which gets bigger, slower and costs the same,”…

  • Buzz Words Highlight Travel Symposium

    “Synergy” and “quality control” were last year. The 410 people who attended the 18th Annual Ski Travel Symposium at Vail this April…

  • Cross Country As Outdoor Entertainment

    For the first time in a decade, the Cross Country Ski Areas Association Continental Conference was held in the East in April…

  • PNSAA And Cwsaa Share Variety

    Pacific Northwest Ski Areas Association and Canada West Ski Areas Association held a three-in-one meeting at the Coeur d’Alene Resort, Id., in…

  • NSAA Reborn With An Upbeat Mood And A New Look

    NSAA Reborn With An Upbeat Mood And A New Look

    National Ski Areas Association came back together, May 3-6, for its convention in San Diego, its identity reconfirmed, its collective shirt busting…

  • Offbeat Advertising: A Campaign That Worked

    Offbeat Advertising: A Campaign That Worked

    One magazine page stood out from last season’s abundance of virtually interchangeable ski area advertising that featured gorgeous skiers on great snow…

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