Rome the Snow



A pursuit of more followers on the slopes and the web
alike.


Matthew Henning
A39110897
The Mission

-   Expose the uninformed of Rome’s slope presence
-   Create hype for a multi-stop tour using Social Media
-   Separate Rome with creative contests during the tour
-   Construct relationships with ski resorts to sell Rome
    products and host events
Achieving the Mission
Project “Rome the Snow” is a five-stop tour event to publicize Rome
as well as increase its social media presence.

In order for this to be successful, Rome will have:
 Facebook page, Twitter hashtag, and YouTube to promote
  the tour
 Sponsored athletes in person for fans to meet and board with
 Tent for testing out new gear; special offers
 Social Media contests to win Rome gear
Facebook

 Page for the tour “Rome the Snow”
 Like and respond to relevant posts about the tour
 Link videos and photos of the tour as it progresses
 Promote event through Facebook ads
 Encourage people to share the event with friends
Twitter
     #RometheSnow                   Increasing Traffic


 Specific hashtag for the      Rome will be:
  event for people to win         Following ski resorts,
  contests and follow the          sponsored athletes, new
  event status                     fans and competition
 Tag people and athletes at      Re-tweeting content related
  the event                        to the tour
                                  Using the hashtag
                                   #RometheSnow after posts
YouTube
 Highlighting the locations of the ski resorts the tour will stop
  at
 Sponsored athletes posting video blog updates as the tour
  progresses
 Footage of previous stops on the tour
     Testimonials
     Contest winners
     Top shredding of each location
     Tour updates
Tracking Success
 Before and after statistics of:
     Klout score
     Ticket sales from same day of previous year
     Number of twitter followers and Facebook likes
     Hashtag usage
     YouTube views
     Media coverage
     Rome sales
Budget

Expenditure                 Cost
Film Crew                   $15,000
Transportation/Lodging      $25,000
Contest Prizes              $10,000
Models/ Salesman            $20,000
Timeline
 Start promoting using Social Media late October
 First tour stop in late November
   Killington, VT
 Second tour stop in mid December
   Telluride, CO
 Third tour stop in early January
   Park City, UT
 Fourth tour stop in late January
   Squaw Valley, CA
 Final tour stop in mid February
   Jackson Hole, WY
 Review tour success end of February
 Follow-up with thank you notes to all that were involved
Projected Outcome
 Increases in:
     Twitter followers
     Facebook friends and likes
     Athlete publicity
     Ski resort ticket sales
     Rome product sales


 Rome will become available in more ski shops nationwide
  and the ability to connect through more people online will
  increase its overall awareness

Final presentation - Rome Snowboards

  • 1.
    Rome the Snow Apursuit of more followers on the slopes and the web alike. Matthew Henning A39110897
  • 2.
    The Mission - Expose the uninformed of Rome’s slope presence - Create hype for a multi-stop tour using Social Media - Separate Rome with creative contests during the tour - Construct relationships with ski resorts to sell Rome products and host events
  • 3.
    Achieving the Mission Project“Rome the Snow” is a five-stop tour event to publicize Rome as well as increase its social media presence. In order for this to be successful, Rome will have:  Facebook page, Twitter hashtag, and YouTube to promote the tour  Sponsored athletes in person for fans to meet and board with  Tent for testing out new gear; special offers  Social Media contests to win Rome gear
  • 4.
    Facebook  Page forthe tour “Rome the Snow”  Like and respond to relevant posts about the tour  Link videos and photos of the tour as it progresses  Promote event through Facebook ads  Encourage people to share the event with friends
  • 5.
    Twitter #RometheSnow Increasing Traffic  Specific hashtag for the  Rome will be: event for people to win  Following ski resorts, contests and follow the sponsored athletes, new event status fans and competition  Tag people and athletes at  Re-tweeting content related the event to the tour  Using the hashtag #RometheSnow after posts
  • 6.
    YouTube  Highlighting thelocations of the ski resorts the tour will stop at  Sponsored athletes posting video blog updates as the tour progresses  Footage of previous stops on the tour  Testimonials  Contest winners  Top shredding of each location  Tour updates
  • 7.
    Tracking Success  Beforeand after statistics of:  Klout score  Ticket sales from same day of previous year  Number of twitter followers and Facebook likes  Hashtag usage  YouTube views  Media coverage  Rome sales
  • 8.
    Budget Expenditure Cost Film Crew $15,000 Transportation/Lodging $25,000 Contest Prizes $10,000 Models/ Salesman $20,000
  • 9.
    Timeline  Start promotingusing Social Media late October  First tour stop in late November  Killington, VT  Second tour stop in mid December  Telluride, CO  Third tour stop in early January  Park City, UT  Fourth tour stop in late January  Squaw Valley, CA  Final tour stop in mid February  Jackson Hole, WY  Review tour success end of February  Follow-up with thank you notes to all that were involved
  • 10.
    Projected Outcome  Increasesin:  Twitter followers  Facebook friends and likes  Athlete publicity  Ski resort ticket sales  Rome product sales  Rome will become available in more ski shops nationwide and the ability to connect through more people online will increase its overall awareness