Comments on: K2 Skis and Facebook http://www.ericinparkcity.com/article/k2-skis-and-facebook/ Thu, 29 Dec 2011 23:30:45 +0000 hourly 1 By: EricHoffman http://www.ericinparkcity.com/article/k2-skis-and-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-638 EricHoffman Tue, 27 Jul 2010 19:45:38 +0000 http://www.ericinparkcity.com/?p=1300#comment-638 My take is that you don't know until you try it. Hopefully K2 had some expectations set in terms of number of views, new fans or even just articles about their Facebook move and from that they can judge success or not. It certainly shouldn't be rated a success or not by virtue of what I think In any case, I'm with the good Captain in that someone had to Guinea Pig the cliff and I'm glad that someone finally did! ;) My take is that you don't know until you try it. Hopefully K2 had some expectations set in terms of number of views, new fans or even just articles about their Facebook move and from that they can judge success or not. It certainly shouldn't be rated a success or not by virtue of what I think In any case, I'm with the good Captain in that someone had to Guinea Pig the cliff and I'm glad that someone finally did! ;)

]]> By: @Motorad666 http://www.ericinparkcity.com/article/k2-skis-and-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-637 @Motorad666 Tue, 27 Jul 2010 16:17:07 +0000 http://www.ericinparkcity.com/?p=1300#comment-637 Eric, the good Captain Ahab of ScurvyPirates wrote about this very thing yesterday: <a href="http://scurvypirates.com/2010/07/k2s-wild-wild-west-facebook-stunt/" rel="nofollow">http://scurvypirates.com/2010/07/k2s-wild-wild-we...</a> I have some thoughts regarding SEO and potential "damage" for redirecting all traffic for a few weeks, and I'm not sure it hurts them that much at the expense of creating new fans they can continue to engage long after those two weeks are up and the stunt is over. Thoughts? Eric, the good Captain Ahab of ScurvyPirates wrote about this very thing yesterday:
http://scurvypirates.com/2010/07/k2s-wild-wild-we…

I have some thoughts regarding SEO and potential "damage" for redirecting all traffic for a few weeks, and I'm not sure it hurts them that much at the expense of creating new fans they can continue to engage long after those two weeks are up and the stunt is over. Thoughts?

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