Comments on: What’s #TheBestSkiResort in North America and Why? http://asalesguy.com/2009/11/21/whats-thebestskiresort-in-north-america-and-why/ At the End of the Day, Everything is Sales! Thu, 09 Feb 2012 04:59:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Keenan http://asalesguy.com/2009/11/21/whats-thebestskiresort-in-north-america-and-why/#comment-633 Keenan Mon, 23 Nov 2009 05:13:02 +0000 http://asalesguy.com/?p=2409#comment-633 I think you are right. I do like the directional component, always <br>interesting to see where people take them. I think you are right. I do like the directional component, always
interesting to see where people take them.

]]> By: JeffBarden http://asalesguy.com/2009/11/21/whats-thebestskiresort-in-north-america-and-why/#comment-631 JeffBarden Mon, 23 Nov 2009 05:10:08 +0000 http://asalesguy.com/?p=2409#comment-631 I have three favorites: Category #1 (West: Rockies, Sierras, San Juans) = ALTA; Cat 2 (Northeast: NH, VT, ME, NY) = MAD RIVER GLEN; Cat 3 (rest of the world) = PORTILLO I have three favorites: Category #1 (West: Rockies, Sierras, San Juans) = ALTA; Cat 2 (Northeast: NH, VT, ME, NY) = MAD RIVER GLEN; Cat 3 (rest of the world) = PORTILLO

]]> By: Jason Dojc http://asalesguy.com/2009/11/21/whats-thebestskiresort-in-north-america-and-why/#comment-632 Jason Dojc Mon, 23 Nov 2009 03:49:26 +0000 http://asalesguy.com/?p=2409#comment-632 I've heard from those who have authority on these things that Facebook surveys aren't scientifically accurate because it's not really a random sample of the population. Having said that, they usually yield results that are at least directionally accurate.<br><br>I can't speak for the 7,000 Ski Magazine subscribers but any surveys like these are useless. Different skiers like different resorts and very few skiers have been to a large number of resorts meaning the most accessible resorts will be get the most mentions. I've heard from those who have authority on these things that Facebook surveys aren't scientifically accurate because it's not really a random sample of the population. Having said that, they usually yield results that are at least directionally accurate.

I can't speak for the 7,000 Ski Magazine subscribers but any surveys like these are useless. Different skiers like different resorts and very few skiers have been to a large number of resorts meaning the most accessible resorts will be get the most mentions.

]]> By: Keenan http://asalesguy.com/2009/11/21/whats-thebestskiresort-in-north-america-and-why/#comment-301 Keenan Sun, 22 Nov 2009 22:13:02 +0000 http://asalesguy.com/?p=2409#comment-301 I think you are right. I do like the directional component, always <br>interesting to see where people take them. I think you are right. I do like the directional component, always
interesting to see where people take them.

]]> By: JeffBarden http://asalesguy.com/2009/11/21/whats-thebestskiresort-in-north-america-and-why/#comment-302 JeffBarden Sun, 22 Nov 2009 22:10:08 +0000 http://asalesguy.com/?p=2409#comment-302 I have three favorites: Category #1 (West: Rockies, Sierras, San Juans) = ALTA; Cat 2 (Northeast: NH, VT, ME, NY) = MAD RIVER GLEN; Cat 3 (rest of the world) = PORTILLO I have three favorites: Category #1 (West: Rockies, Sierras, San Juans) = ALTA; Cat 2 (Northeast: NH, VT, ME, NY) = MAD RIVER GLEN; Cat 3 (rest of the world) = PORTILLO

]]> By: Jason Dojc http://asalesguy.com/2009/11/21/whats-thebestskiresort-in-north-america-and-why/#comment-300 Jason Dojc Sun, 22 Nov 2009 20:49:26 +0000 http://asalesguy.com/?p=2409#comment-300 I've heard from those who have authority on these things that Facebook surveys aren't scientifically accurate because it's not really a random sample of the population. Having said that, they usually yield results that are at least directionally accurate.<br><br>I can't speak for the 7,000 Ski Magazine subscribers but any surveys like these are useless. Different skiers like different resorts and very few skiers have been to a large number of resorts meaning the most accessible resorts will be get the most mentions. I've heard from those who have authority on these things that Facebook surveys aren't scientifically accurate because it's not really a random sample of the population. Having said that, they usually yield results that are at least directionally accurate.

I can't speak for the 7,000 Ski Magazine subscribers but any surveys like these are useless. Different skiers like different resorts and very few skiers have been to a large number of resorts meaning the most accessible resorts will be get the most mentions.

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