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0Ski resorts have been starting their lifts and opening their doors for the 2013-14 winter season and this past weekend, it was time to crank things up here in Park City. It was just a few lifts and a few runs, but it was great to stretch out the ski legs a bit, to take a few runs and to see everyone out and having a great time.
More than anything, opening day is the culmination of many months of planning and effort by many different groups at each resort. From the ops teams who make the resorts function to the sales/marketing teams that got people to show up for the start of the season. As part of a marketing team, I really enjoy watching people on the first few days of the season to see if they're enjoying their first turns as much as I am and to double-check who they are. I know that the majority of visitors the first few weeks are locals/passholders, but there seem to be more and more vacationers who come out the first weeks of the season. To me, the destination visitors are the ones to concentrate on, to see if they're from the geographic areas that we've messaged and to see what messages are resonating with them.
These first bits of informal feedback usually serve to remind me that ski resorts are not just for the hard-core skiers and riders, in fact it's the opposite, they're really for all of us who enjoy getting outside on a cold winter day and spending time with friends, family or simply on their own sliding down a mountain covered in snow…and I for one, am very thankful that we've only just begun the 2013-14 winter season.
New Tools
0It's amazing how many interesting and fun ideas there are available to experiment with on the web these days. Whether it's an upcoming social network like Snapchat or new ways to interact with our mobile devices like Google Glass or Samsung Galaxy Gear (ok this one isn't so exciting, at least to me, but it's a start).
In the travel world, there have been lots of efforts to create something new and unique and while it's not groundbreaking, the new Google Tour Builder tool is easy to use and has lots of opportunity for those willing to experiment and spend a bit of time with it. Check out a tour that I put together in just a half an hour or so this past weekend. It should only take a minute or two to experience and I would love to know your thoughts about the tour as well as about other potential uses for this software, please let me know if the comments on this post.
Ski Resort Website Traffic – Can the Peaks and Valleys be Smoothed Out?
2I've had this post, "leveling seasonal web traffic with content and SEO" marked in my Evernote blog post ideas swipe file, since it was published back in April of 2010 (seems like it was originally on a different blog then, but I digress). I like Mike's ideas about trying to even out seasonal traffic to ski resort websites, but I do think it's something that a ski resort can't place too much emphasis upon as almost all websites see some sort of fluctuation in their traffic over the course of a year.
To show some examples of this, I pulled some traffic number from the site intelligence service Alexa:
Notice how traffic plummets during the offseason, and then there's one spike during the draft?
Not a lot of surprise here either, aside from the fact that there's no real bump in the offseason for baseball fans, don't think the baseball draft will ever have the interest of the NFL draft.
This traffic graph shows a bit more complicated picture, but one can still make out a clear drop in traffic during the 2nd half of 2012 bumping up in the first part of 2013 and then looking up through the summer travel season.
This example is probably closest to most ski resorts web traffic (although in opposite seasons) in that Six Flags does the majority of its business in the summer with some business still ongoing in winter, but only at a few of its properties. Most ski resort max out their traffic in the winter but do have some summer activities that drive traffic, just nowhere to the level of winter.
I think it's great to try to even out the valleys, but if someone isn't looking to come out in the offseason, or start planning their trip then, it's futile to try to lead that horse to water, because they're not going to drink. Instead, focus on creating content that you can seed and launch to best effect as your web traffic starts to build and search engines are looking for fresh, relevant and popular content.
Email Marketing – Still as Valuable as Ever
2The Park City Chamber Bureau hosted their annual Fall Tourism Symposium this past week and one of the pieces of advice posited by the keynote speaker is one that I think has a lot of merit. She noted that email isn't being used by travel companies very well. I subscribe to a lot of emails (mostly from Ski Resorts) and most don't send consistent emails and many go months without communicating with me which really is a missed opportunity in that a person that has opted-in to an email list is someone who wants to hear from you. So if you haven't already, pull together a content calendar and start sending your emails on a regular basis, not just when it snows big or you have a flash lodging sale.
It's not just that people have opted-in for your emails, it's that they now have constant access to their email inbox via their cell phone and tablets. This is one of several points made in, the article Why Email Is Still More Effective Than Social Media Marketing. I think the Social Media part was added in more to capture attention than anything else, but its main points about the effectiveness of email marketing are very salient.
Positive Indicators?
0Sojern just released details about travel trends in the 2013 3rd quarter and they look positive for winter mountain destination as we head into the 2013-14 winter travel season.
First off, this was the first quarter all year in which women traveled more than men, which Sojern notes could be due to more family travel, which would bode well for ski resorts as the revenue potential from families is higher than from any other type of traveller.
Secondly, leisure travel continue to look strong, outpacing business travel at a 72 to 28 percent clip, not a lot of business travel to ski resorts.
Third, travelers are booking with greater lead times, 31 percent booked flight more than 30 days in advance versus 24 percent in the second quarter which is also a good sign for destination mountain resorts which look for visitors that stay longer who tend to book with longer lead times.
Finally, in the below infographic, note that "groups" (3 or more people) nearly doubled from quarter 2, again a simple but positive stat.
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0Crystal ball predictions are usually fun to read and then fun to revisit to see how accurate the predictions were. Since the 2013-14 Winter Season is fast approaching, I figured a few predictions for the season would only be appropriate:
- As long as the economy doesn't crash (I am personally very leery of the potential economic impact of congress not getting a budget passes and in particular raising the debt limit ceiling) it will be a solid fiscal year for ski resorts.
- It will be an average to above average snow year for most areas around the country – I'm hoping the past few sub par seasons are enough to ensure this.
- Consolidation of ski resort ownership will continue – since skier numbers aren't increasing by large amounts at individual resorts, I would argue that the easiest way for large ski companies to continue to grow is via the purchase of other resorts.
- Skis and snowboards will continue to evolve – I wonder and hope that there might be a design change like the introduction of 27.5 and 29 inch wheels (standard had been 26 inches) for mountain bikes that will take hold in ski/board design.
- Digital enhancements will continue to evolve and drive ski resort marketing more and more.
- There will be unique storytelling campaigns unveiled this season, some will succeed and some will not.
- The Sochi Olympics will shine a light on winter sports and offer an end of season boost to winter resorts, in no small part due to the fact that Easter is so late this season – April 20, 2014.
- There will be way to many attempts by ski resorts to jump on a meme bandwagon – case in point, how many Harlem Shake videos did ski resorts create last season?
Ok, there's my first ski season prediction list – let me know if you think I missed any in the comments and enjoy the 2013-14 season!
Photo credit: Flickr user Larry KwanShould Ski Resorts be Publishers?
0I found a recent article in AdAge by Ben Elowitz titled, "Brands Should Stop Trying to be Publishers" an interesting concept that could readily apply to most ski resorts. Many ski resorts barely have enough staff to get through their daily work of creating ads/collateral, put on events, host media and create a few videos and post photos of fresh powder and other exciting events. To try to create a consistent stream of blog posts and extra content on some semblance of an editorial calendar will and probably does break the back of a department (or individual) that is already stretched thin.
There are examples around of ski resorts creating successful content publishing sections, but these blogs, photo and video series do take a lot of commitment, cash and resources to support them and only the larger and more well-financed resorts can even think about going do this path.
What's the solution? According to Elowitz it's to look to curate the content that's already being created about your brand (resort). Perhaps this is a good idea for the one person marketing teams around, but I would argue that it's more about blending content created by your resort along with the content that your customers are creating as well…not a new concept (UGM), but one that will certainly allow a resort to "use a chorus to back up your own voice" and assure that everyone is reading from the same page. Save your money, buy a smaller "press" and spend a bit of that time that you otherwise spend on content creation instead on content curation.
Photo courtesy Flickr user oldandsoloThe Countdown
0As I type this the clock is ticking down the weeks, days and minutes until the lifts start to spin for the 2013-14 winter season. For ski resorts, like many seasonal businesses, the five months of the winter season make up the majority of their revenues for the entire season so it's crucial to do the best job possible getting as many people as possible onto the slopes.
For most resorts, ski season begins sometime between mid and late November and runs through mid-April. This doesn't sound too crazy until you step back and note that the busiest, and most lucrative, time of the winter comes within a month of the season starting – the Christmas/New Years week. This doesn't sound like too big of a deal, but many resorts will gradually open terrain, lifts and revenue centers like restaurants and shops in the weeks between their opening and the busy holiday week (due to conditions and business levels). This means that they are just getting into full operating mode just as they enter their peak time frame.
So once the opening day countdown reaches zero, in many ways it's just then starting the countdown to the holiday time, and while a resort can afford to push back its opening day due to conditions, it certainly can't afford to push back on its holiday business.
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Do you know what these words are? I sure don't.
In fact, even though I've had what I consider good protection on this site, using a variety of tools like Askimet and CloudFlare, I still have 49,793 spam comments that Askimet alone has "protected" this site from. Boy, that's a ton of spam as well as some wasted time on my part to clean all of that crap out. This makes it tempting to use CAPTCHA to protect my comment form, but I do hate putting up any barriers to people who do want to leave a comment on my blog without having to login via social login.
What are our options aside from CAPTCHA? Not a lot, there are some simple forms with math problems and such, but I like this "Are You a Human" option which, aside from the fact that it's supported by advertising in the free version, is actually quite clever in that it asks the user to play a quick game to show that they're not a bot. Think that sounds interesting? Try playing with it below:


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Talking Squawk, the official "Squawk Box" blog, provides tidbits, insights, and some sarcastic reflections on the WEEK THAT WAS and the WEEK TO COME from the notepad of the show's senior executive producer.
Data deluge
It was a literal flood of economic numbers this week, ending with Friday's employment report.
The government said the U.S. economy added another 162,000 nonfarm jobs in July—a number that missed expectations of 183,000. The nation's unemployment rate slipped to 7.4 percent, a shade below the predicted 7.5 percent. (story)
On Wednesday, we got a better-than-expected private payrolls report from ADP showing 200,000 jobs in July and a better-than-expected 1.7 percent GDP growth rate in the second quarter. (story)
All of which brings us back to the only real question the market cares about right now: Can the economy grow on its own after the Fed takes away the punch bowl? Pimco's Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC on Thursday the Fed's tapering is "almost a given" this year, but there won't be enough economic growth to justify the reduction. (story and video)
Ack is back
Move over Carl Icahn, Bill Ackman is back! Squawk co-host Becky Quick and CNBC's hedge fund specialist Maneet Ahuja (follow her @WallStManeet) broke the news this week that Ackman's Pershing Square has taken a 9.8 percent stake in Air Products & Chemicals. The stake, which cost Ackman $2.2 billion, is the biggest initial investment Pershing Square has ever made. (story and video)
And the breaking news didn't stop there. While Becky and Maneet had Ackman on the phone, they also managed to get him to comment on his thus-far-problematic Herbalife short. (story and video)
Comcastic Results!
Our mothership, Comcast, reported better-than-expected earnings on Wednesday, and Chairman and CEO Brian Roberts told us the timing of the decision by Comcast to buy out the rest of NBCUniversal "looks great" so far.
Here's our interview with our very handsome boss. Did I kiss-up enough? (story and video)
'Night of the Living Fed'
As the week went on, we became more convinced that nothing was going to come from this week's FOMC meeting, which of course proved true. This forced us to find other ways to entertain ourselves. In Squawk co-host Joe Kernen's case this often leads to zombie references, which sparked a mini in-house contest for the best Federal Reserve-zombie headline. Winner: "Night of the Living Fed," which beat out "The Walking Fed" and "Evil Fed." (story and video)
Summers vs. Yellen vs. Kernen?
Of course, the other Fed story of the week was the building fantasy-WrestleMania match between Janet Yellen and Larry Summers in the contest to succeed Ben Bernanke as Fed chairman. Joe has been all over this story. So the guys in the control room gave us a glimpse of what a Kernen candidacy might look like. (It could be his secret hope that somebody throws his hat in the ring.)
'Moron of the Week Award' goes to…
Yours truly! Evidenced by my Tweet early this week:
How did I top dropping my iPhone in Barnegat Bay ystdy? How about running over my iPad today!? @appletweets #moron pic.twitter.com/Ga6RqW5rTN
(Yes, just in case you didn't catch that, I managed to drop my iPhone in the bay while playing with my daughters in a kayak, followed less than 24 hours later by running over my iPad after I left it on the roof of the minivan while loading my 2-year-old son in the car seat on the way to the town pool. Stay back; I'm becoming a health hazard.)
Surface observation
Transition my iPad stupidity to what's wrong with Microsoft. This week we learned that Mr. Softee is officially losing money on its Surface tablets.
Case in point, I had just ran over my iPad but when asked by our ultra-geek star intern, John Torrisi, if I would consider a Surface tablet because they are practically giving them away for under $300, I shake him off like he's crazy.
Two hours later, I was spotted in an Apple store literally holding my wallet open and asking them to hook it up to the vacuum cleaner. Then $875 later, I can now once again surf the YouTube channel in style for Elmo videos to keep my son quiet. It's official; I'm an idiot!
The Apprentice
Bill Rancic (follow him on Twitter @BillRancic) won the first season of NBC's "The Apprentice" with Donald Trump. Now, he's teaming up with Intuit in a new campaign to give small businesses a big push to the next level. (video)
Hot Wheels
Got an extra $2.3 million lying around? Let's pretend! Then maybe I can interest you in a new Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Vitesse? (Maybe it's time to trade in my 1997 Suburban!) We're talking 1,200 horsepower and a speedometer that goes to 280 mph (although so far its top speed has been clocked at 254 mph).
We had one right outside the set this week for a test drive. But before you buy, you might want to check with your insurance company to see about the "potential slight rise in your premium." (story and video)
'Squawkward moments'
Becky: "David [Faber] did report earlier this week that Air Products could be the company Bill Ackman was taking a stake in."
Joe: "Really?"
David: "Yeah, you go home after the show and don't watch 'Squawk on the Street.'"
Becky: "We'll that's not true, Joe does LIKE to WATCH!"
Becky Braveheart Quick: CNBC unscripted
Becky spent a few minutes with CNBC's own media relations guru @BrianWSteel talking "Braveheart," "The Hobbit" and my personal number one movie of all time, "Jaws"! (video)


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MOSCOW, April 12 (Reuters) - Russian food retailer X5 Retail Group has lost its market lead to Magnit, reporting for the first time a smaller quarterly revenue than its closest competitor.
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