Comments on: Inbound Marketing for Ski Resorts http://www.ericinparkcity.com/article/inbound-marketing-for-ski-resorts/ Don't Forget, It's All About Fun! Thu, 18 Mar 2010 05:47:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Eric Hoffman http://www.ericinparkcity.com/article/inbound-marketing-for-ski-resorts/comment-page-/#comment-99 Eric Hoffman Wed, 17 Jun 2009 20:01:38 +0000 http://ericinparkcity.wordpress.com/?p=425#comment-99 I've been much more of Delicious person up until I found out about the su.pr service from <a href="http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/2009/06/09/stumble-upon-supr/" rel="nofollow">Tim Ferris</a>, I actually had a very informative chat with him on the day he posted about it. It is indeed 'sticky and sweet!' I’ve been much more of Delicious person up until I found out about the su.pr service from Tim Ferris, I actually had a very informative chat with him on the day he posted about it. It is indeed ’sticky and sweet!’

]]> By: Robert Payne http://www.ericinparkcity.com/article/inbound-marketing-for-ski-resorts/comment-page-1/#comment-98 Robert Payne Wed, 17 Jun 2009 16:45:48 +0000 http://ericinparkcity.wordpress.com/?p=425#comment-98 For a long while I wasn't too fired up on StumbleUpon even though it has long been a part of the Share This Wordpress plugin, but then they started doing these slick weekly emails with suggestions for me. Now with the integration of su.pr it makes the whole thing pretty sticky and sweet. For a long while I wasn’t too fired up on StumbleUpon even though it has long been a part of the Share This Wordpress plugin, but then they started doing these slick weekly emails with suggestions for me. Now with the integration of su.pr it makes the whole thing pretty sticky and sweet.

]]> By: Eric Hoffman http://www.ericinparkcity.com/article/inbound-marketing-for-ski-resorts/comment-page-/#comment-97 Eric Hoffman Tue, 16 Jun 2009 21:18:50 +0000 http://ericinparkcity.wordpress.com/?p=425#comment-97 Hi Robert, personally I was just happy to find a photo on Flickr where I was fairly certain that the person had a PC lift ticket on! ;) Thanks for listing some of the additional networks that you use, I'm a firm believer that it never hurts to keep your eyes and ears open because there always is someplace new or different where you might find things of interest. BTW, have you seen the su.pr shortening service from stumbleupon? It's a great addition to SU, with some interesting tracking features. Hi Robert, personally I was just happy to find a photo on Flickr where I was fairly certain that the person had a PC lift ticket on! ;)
Thanks for listing some of the additional networks that you use, I’m a firm believer that it never hurts to keep your eyes and ears open because there always is someplace new or different where you might find things of interest. BTW, have you seen the su.pr shortening service from stumbleupon? It’s a great addition to SU, with some interesting tracking features.

]]> By: Robert Payne http://www.ericinparkcity.com/article/inbound-marketing-for-ski-resorts/comment-page-1/#comment-94 Robert Payne Tue, 16 Jun 2009 15:18:23 +0000 http://ericinparkcity.wordpress.com/?p=425#comment-94 Good to see that a lift ticket strategically placed for a solid face lashing does not preclude one from participating in social networking. ;~) Of course, there is also viddler and vimeo for video, and digg, delicious, and stumbleupon for bookmarking. And while mybloglog and lijit have seemingly gone by the wayside, I still like the friendfeed widget if not for the simple fact that it operates as a good aggregate display of all social networking activity. I wouldn't completely discount myspace yet, and linkedin is a great tool. Most people think linkedin is just for business, but I am a part of several groups, including one concerning fishing, where I pick up and exchange a lot of useful information. There is also plaxo and, well, I'll stop there. Good to see that a lift ticket strategically placed for a solid face lashing does not preclude one from participating in social networking. ;~)

Of course, there is also viddler and vimeo for video, and digg, delicious, and stumbleupon for bookmarking. And while mybloglog and lijit have seemingly gone by the wayside, I still like the friendfeed widget if not for the simple fact that it operates as a good aggregate display of all social networking activity. I wouldn’t completely discount myspace yet, and linkedin is a great tool. Most people think linkedin is just for business, but I am a part of several groups, including one concerning fishing, where I pick up and exchange a lot of useful information. There is also plaxo and, well, I’ll stop there.

]]> By: Eric Hoffman http://www.ericinparkcity.com/article/inbound-marketing-for-ski-resorts/comment-page-/#comment-95 Eric Hoffman Mon, 15 Jun 2009 01:55:53 +0000 http://ericinparkcity.wordpress.com/?p=425#comment-95 Doh, Facebook for sure. I guess since I spent a chunk of my Friday night making sure I got facebook.com/parkcitymountainresort for work and facebook.com/erichoffman for myself, made me completely blank it out when writing this. Thanks Martin! Doh, Facebook for sure. I guess since I spent a chunk of my Friday night making sure I got facebook.com/parkcitymountainresort for work and facebook.com/erichoffman for myself, made me completely blank it out when writing this. Thanks Martin!

]]> By: martin beran http://www.ericinparkcity.com/article/inbound-marketing-for-ski-resorts/comment-page-1/#comment-96 martin beran Mon, 15 Jun 2009 01:48:11 +0000 http://ericinparkcity.wordpress.com/?p=425#comment-96 nice post! I am looking forward to reading about more specifics! You should include FaceBook to your list of social networks that are ripe for use by ski resorts. nice post! I am looking forward to reading about more specifics! You should include FaceBook to your list of social networks that are ripe for use by ski resorts.

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