HomeMy WebLinkAbout2012 WTMG Stakeholder ReportDear Friends ,
We are very pleased with the outcome of the inaugural year of the Winter Teva Mountain Games presented by Eddie Bauer. There are always many learning experiences with a first year event project but in general, the highly successful Summer Teva Mountain Games concept; ATHLETES, ARTS, MUSIC, MOUNTAINS , translated very well into winter.
Thank you for your vote of confidence in partnering with us on a new event. We are sincerely grateful for your support. We are committed long term to this new property and hope you will remain committed as well as we continue to evolve and grow the Winter Mountain Games. Please enjoy this detailed stakeholders summary and do not hesitate to contact us with any questions, or if you need additional information.
Warm regards,
Vail Valley Foundation
2012 Strengths
-Introduction of half hour TV show with distribution on FSN National, Universal Sports Network and the Outside Channel.
-Multiple competitions in year one were at or near capacity for participants.
-First Mixed Climbing Competition of its kind within US.
-Hugely successful evening combination event of Bike Best Trick and Tele Big Air.
-Strong traditional and social media coverage for a first year event.
-Nat Geo picture of the week. Looking to the Future & Improvements
-7 Wonders Of Vail participatory event has tremendous potential for growth.
-Strive for 10% to 20% growth in athlete participation in year two.
-Spread event schedule more evenly from current Saturday heavy schedule into Friday and Sunday.
-Look to improve the Saturday evening headliner act.
-Revisit the operating hours for all our Gear Town (Expo) partners to best capture the consumer traffic through Vail.
Message to Our Partners
Quick Facts
Athlete Registrations:
800 unique registrants making up 873 total competition starts
Community Economic Impact:
$633,340 (only those who came to Vail specifically for WTMG.)
Spectators: 10,000 estimated Teva Mountain Games event spectators over 3 days An additional 45,000 + skier visits through event footprint and event zones throughout event timeline Vail Mountain Skier Visits: 12.10.12 – 14,000 +, 12.11.12 -18,000 + (most skier visits to date in 2011 -2012 season) , 12.12.12 – 12,000 + Combined total skier visits = 45,000 + 680 More Room Nights Sold in 2012 vs. Same Weekend in 2011 Total Marketing Impressions: 165,893,660 PR Circulation: 103,661,723 PR Coverage Includes: National Geographic, Outside Magazine, ESPN.com, SKI, Pinkbike , Elevation Outdoors, Spirit – Southwest Airlines, The Gear Junkie, Denver Post, 9News, and many more national and international outlets. Television: Minimum 70,000,000 HH (maximum 120,000,000 HH) and conservative potential impressions of 15,000,000
2012 Winter Partners
At A Glance
Impressions:
TMG.com Page Views = 223,479
Social Media Shares from TMG.com = 404,000
Social Media = 34,282,274
Print Advertising = 19,113,036
PR = 103,661,723
Banner Advertising = 1,598,343
Email Blast = 3,241,866
Radio Ads = 2,397,460 TV Advertising = 971,479
Media Value:
TV Advertising = $107,210
Print Advertising = $633,699
Banner Advertising = $15,899
E -Blasts = $16,209
PR = $1,652,070
Radio Advertising = $47,805
Social Media Shares from TMG.com = $2,020
Social Media = $22,539
TV Show = $75,000
Marketing Summary
Total Marketing Impressions:
= 165,893,660
Total Media Value:
= $2,572,451
2012 Winter Creative
2012 Winter Television Overview:
The content from year 1 of Winter Teva Mountain Games presented by Eddie
Bauer was too awesome to not share with a national audience. As such, we
embraced, with our TV Production and Distribution partner, Jalbert Films a 30
minute TV show. The half hour show will air on:
FOX Sports National (FSN): 40 million guaranteed US households with up to a
total of 80 million potential US households depending on FSN affiliates picking up
the show. Airing window will be late March / April 2012 with potential for multiple
re -airs.
Universal Sports Network: More than 30 million US households. Airing window will
be late March / April 2012 with multiple re -airs for up to a year.
Outside TV: 35 Destination Resort markets across the US. Airing window is late
March / April 2012 with multiple re -airs.
Television Summary
Households:
= Minimum 7 0,000,000
= Maximum 120,000,000
Potential Impressions:
= 1 5 ,000,000
Media Value:
= $75,000
(based on $5 CPM)
National + Regional Print Advertising
2012
NATIONAL/REGIONAL PRINT ADS
PUB FREQ DATES CREATIVE/NOTES
Outside Magazine 3 November, December, January Full Page 4C
Outside Magazine (VR buy) 2 December, January Double Truck, Full Page 4C
Rock & Ice Magazine 1 January Full Page 4C
Telemark Skier Magazine 1 November 2 Page Advertorial
Mile High Sports 2 January ½ Page 4C, Advertorial
Competitor Magazine 2 December/Holiday, January ½ Page 4C
NEWSPAPER
Denver Post 4 January 22 – February 5 3 columns (5.5) x 7 4C
Vail Daily 1 February 10 -12,
Insertion February 9
Official Event Program
Vail Daily 55 January 26 – February 12 10 x 13 4C, 10 x 15 4C, 2/3
Page 4C & Remnant 4C
CMNM
(Summit, Glenwood, Aspen)
40 January 26 – February 12 2/3 Page 4C
Combined
Audience:
= 19,113,036
Print Value:
= $633,699 )
Banner Ads+Advertorials at a Glance
2012
WEBSITE RUN DATES IMPRESSIONS
Denverpost.com January – February 988,751
m.denverpost.com January - February 50,127
Denverpost.com/iPad January – February 55,842
AdTaxiMobile January – February 128,572
Vaildaily.com December – February 80,162
Kzyr.com January – February 11,000
Visitvailvalley.com January – February 37,500
Outsideinfo.com January 114,000
Snowshoemagazine.com January – February 70,000
Telemarkskiermagazine.com January – February 22,793
Alice1059.com January – February 22,811
995themountain.com January – February 16,785
Facebook.com January – February 1,581,460
Total Impressions:
= 3,179,803
Media Value
= $15,899
(based on $5 CPM)
Banner Ad + Advertorial Clippings
Radio Ads at a Glance
2012
RADIO STATION DATES QUANTITY/FREQUENCY
KZYR 97.7fm Vail Valley January - February 36 athlete/sponsor interviews
150 :60 spots
150 :30 spots
18 live remote interviews
Text campaigns/ giveaways
Last DJ + onsite broadcast
Volvo Scavenger Hunt onsite
KALC 105.9fm Denver January - February 80 :30 spots
100 streaming spots
KQMT 99.5fm Denver January - February 78 :30 spots
90 streaming spots
Combined
Audience:
= 2,397,460
Media Value:
= $47,805
Email Blasts
SENDER DATE RECEPIENTS
TMG Database July 2011 –
February 2012
40,000
Teva December 2011
– January 2012
1,022,379
Eddie Bauer February 2012 36,587
Vail Resorts –
Season Pass Club
February 2012 92,600
Vail Resorts –
Epic Tracks
February 2012 475,000
GoPro (x2) February 2012 &
March 2012
1,500,000
Alice Radio January 40,000
The Mountain Radio January 30,000
Vail Valley
Partnership
January –
February 2012
2,800
Telemark Skier
Magazine
February 2012 2,500
Total Impressions:
= 3,241,866
Media Value:
= $16,209
(based on $5 CPM)
TV Ads at a Glance
2012
TELEVISION
CHANNEL
TIME FRAME IMPRESSIONS
Denver Interconnect
through Comcast:
Discovery
ESPN
ESPN2
MSNBC
The Weather Channel
Travel Channel
National Geographic
Planet Green
Root Sports TV
Versus
January – February
2012
971,479
TV8/Plum/Outside TV: January – February
2012
- 3 min. preview reels:
Bike, Climbing, SkiMo : 36 times
- Live mentions: 125 times
-“Good Morning Vail” live
interviews: 48 times
-”Apres Ski” live interviews: 6 times
- 5 min. overview reel: 20 times
Total Impressions:
= 971,479
Media Value:
= $107,210
(Comcast $80,850,
TV8/Plum/Outside $26,360)
PR Summary
“Hosted” Media
Partnering with Teva , Eddie Bauer and Vail
Resorts, WTMG hosted the following journalists:
•Olivia Dwyer – Mountain Magazine, ESPN.com
•Mary Anne Potts – National Geographic
•Ryan Krogh – Outside Magazine
•Julie Ellison – Climbing
•Alan Davis – Decline
•Jason Blevins – Denver Post
•Cameron Martindell – Elevation Outdoors
•Kim Bogin – Examiner.com
•Stephen Regenold – GearJunkie.com, Outside
•Rachel Sturtz – Hemispheres, Fitness
•Gordy Megroz – Men’s Journal, Outside
•Jordan Carr – Mountain Flyer
•Peter Vigneron – Outside Magazine
•Daisuke Inoue – Peaks Magazine (Japan)
•Jessica Cassity – Adverture -Journal.com
•Duane Raleigh – Rock & Ice
•Andy Halloway – VitalMTB.com
•Jennifer Olson – Women’s Adventure
•Sean McCoy – GearJunkie.com
QUOTES FROM MEDIA:
Peter Vigneron
Outside Magazine:
Just wanted to express my huge thanks for a really wonderful weekend in Vail.
Y'all put on a great time.
Olivia Dwyer
Mountain Magazine & ESPN.com:
Thanks for all your work making the Teva Mountain Games an awesome weekend
in Vail. Congrats to you as well for making the first winter games such a
success —it’s was an incredible weekend and I’m looking forward next year
already .
Julie Ellison
Climbing Magazine:
Thanks so much for hosting me for these awesome games! It was so cool to see
the energy and excitement of the summer games for winter sports, not to
mention a freaking mixed climbing competition held on a big stage! So cool and
thrilling for our sport. Hotel was wonderful and the weekend was an absolute
blast. Thanks again for everything!
Mary Anne Potts
National Geographic:
Thanks so much for a fantastic weekend. I had such a great time at the WTMG.
PR Summary by the Numbers*
Total TMG Editorial Stories :
= 369
Total Impressions:
= 103,661,723
Media Value:
= $1,652,070
Media Credentials Issued :
= 113
*Numbers tallied 2.24.12 – media coverage continues to
land daily and several long -lead print stories will publish
in the coming months.
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MONTHLY
IMPRESSIONS:
Media Coverage Highlights
Outlet: National G eographic
Date: February 12, 2012
Story : Extreme Photo of the Week
Impressions: 6,500,000
Outlet: Outside
Date: December 2011
Story : Biggest Party: Vail, Colorado
Impressions: 1,714,698
Media Coverage Highlights
Outlet: SKI
Date: Resort Guide 2012
Story : Vail, Colo.
Impressions: 1,150,395
Outlet: Spirit Southwest Airlines
Date: December 2011
Story: Winter Teva Mountain Games
Impressions: 72,553
Media Coverage Highlights
Outlet: The Denver Post
Date : February 12 -14
Print Mentions: 8
Print Impressions: 882,788
Online Mentions: 9
Online Impressions: 1,773,690
Event Media Coverage Highlights
Outlet: GoPro.com
Date : February 2012
Story : Winter Teva Mountain
Games – Ice Climbing
Views: 72,087
Outlet: PinkBike .com
Date : February 2012
Story : Winter Teva Mountain Games
– Mountain Biking Chronicle
Users : 600,000
Video Views: 78,652
Website at a Glance
2012 Winter Top Website Content: P ages: Home, Schedule, Results,, Register, About, Events: Ski Mountaineering, Ultimate Mountain Challenge, Vail Uphill, Mixed Climbing, Telemark Big Air, X -Country Snowshoe, On -Snow Bike Crit , 7 Wonders of Vail, Best Trick Bike, Nordic Freestyle, Spazmatics Free Concerts , Photo Comp 2012 Winter Top Website Markets: Colorado, California, Texas, Washington , New York, Florida, Arizona, Illinois, Utah , Illinois, Ohio, Utah 2012 Social Media Shares from TMG.com: 404 total shares – 278 Facebook/126 Twitter Top Social Content on TMG.com: OP SOCIAL Events: Telemark Big Air, SKIMO, UMC, X -Country Snowshoe, On -Snow Crit , Mixed Climbing, Best Trick Bike Pages : Schedule, Results, Tele Athletes To Watch, About WTMG, Register, Spazmatics Free Concert
TMG 2012 Webstats :
Nov 18, 2011 – March 1, 2011
Site Visits: 100 ,228
Page Views: 223 ,479
56.41% New Visitors
2:53 Average Time On Site
Peak Traffic:
Feb 6 – Feb 14
Site Visits: 43,665
Page Views: 97,473
3:01 Average Time On Site
46.31% New Visits
54.75% peak traffic from Mobile Device
A Social Centric Website:
404 ,000 Social Media Sharing Impressions
$2,020 Media Value (based on $5 CPM )
Total Impressions from TMG.com:
= 627,479
Social Media Summary
Social Media At A Glance:
Impressions :
FaceBook Total Weekly Impressions = 28,187,649
Partner Taged Facebook Posts = 4,405,017
Twitter = 326,998
Social Media Shares via TMG.com = 404,000
Viral Videos = 183,221
Photobucket Contests = 775,389
Total Impressions :
= 34,282,274
Media Value:
FaceBook = $14,093
Twitter = $1,634
Social Media Shares via TMG.com = $2,020
Viral Videos = $916
Photobucket Contests = $3,876
Total Media Value:
= $22,539
2012 Social Media Overview: Social Media activation was a big push for the 2012 Winter Teva Mountain Games presented by Eddie Bauer. All official social media outlets were branded with event creative and fed directly into every page on TMG.com. We focused on producing and then pushing high quality photo and video content. In advance of the event Louder Than 11 was commissioned to develop a pre -event web series designed to raise awareness and boost excitement for the first year event. The new partnership with Photobucket enabled us to run a series of pre -event winter photography contests promoted socially garnering significant social media engagement. On -site, during the event, a series of social activations were implemented utilizing both Flickr photos and Instagram photos (Games Grammin ’, Nikon “So There I Was…”) in addition to daily engaged Facebook and Twitter giveaways. A video partnership with GoPro increased video views in addition to the Vail Valley Foundation pushing various photo and video content produced by partners, media and spectators. Lastly the VVF produced a series of official event video bumpers. These were included in media toolkits and to various partners and individuals creating video content. In doing so many videos not produced by the VVF or TMG partners included official event branding and calls to action. All official Teva Mountain Games social media outlets (Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and YouTube) saw increases in followers, likes, fans, friends or subscribers.
YouTube/Viral Videos
Video At A Glance: Through a media partnership with GoPro , the 2012 Winter Teva Mountain Games secured significant online video impressions. Louder Than 11 was also commissioned to produce a pre -event web series intended to raise awareness for the first time event. YouTube videos were fed to the Winter 2012 playlist on the Teva Mountain Games YouTube channel in addition to tevamountaingames.com/winter. Official event video creative/bumpers were shared with key video contacts, partners and media increasing the number of pieces posted with official event branding and calls to action.
LT11 Pre -Event Web Series:
Four part series totaling 16,159 views
YouTube Videos:
183,221 Total Views (includes GoPro webisode partnership & partner videos)
Note:
There is a second batch of GoPro videos and Jalbert videos yet to hit syndication. Those figures are not included here.
All video views are as of 3/6/12
2012 VIDEO VIEWS:
183,221 Views
$916 Media Value (based on $5 CPM)
Facebook Insights
Our most popular post overall (based on impressions):
1. Games Grammin ’ (Instagram photo uploads 37,087)
2. Teva Best Trick Bike & Thule Big Air – 2.11 (13,666)
3. Winter Bikes Post (9,048)
Our most popular posts by type:
1. Photos
2. Videos
3. Contests
Our most popular video posts: 1. Teva Best Trick Bike Teaser 2. Vail Daily Best Trick Bike/Tele Re -Cap 3. Climbing Wall Demo Video 4. Telemark Skiier Mag Tele Video 5. GoPro Mixed Climbing Video
6. Climbing Wall Time Lapse Video
Our most popular photo posts:
1. Climbing wall build photo (2/7)
2. First Ascent Baselayer /athlete bag (2/2)
3. Teva Best Trick Bike/Thule Big Air Tele photos (2/12)
4. WTMG Buff Staff Photo (1/25)
5. Surly Instagram Finish Area Photo (2/10)
6. Climbing wall build photo (2/4)
Our most popular posts by “links clicked:”
1. Teva Best Trick Bike/Thule Big Air Tele (2/11)
2. Teva Best Trick Bike Teaser (2/11)
3. Games Grammin ’ (Instagram photo) (2/11)
4. Denver Post Photo Slideshow (2/12)
5. SKIMO first hand account post (2/16)
2011 FACEBOOK HIGHLIGHTS:
Nov 18, 2011 -March 1, 2012
535,359 post views/reach (unique users)
1,859 post feedback
6,709 Fans (1,293 new likes )
2,638,910 Friends of Fans
Total Weekly Impressions = 28,187,649
Clicks from TMG Facebook Content = 411,347
Highest post views: 92,169 views (2/11/12)
Highest page views: 1,521 views (2/13/12 )
$14,093 Media Value (based on $.5 CPM)
OUR FACEBOOK FANS:
Twitter Insights
2012 TWITTER HIGHLIGHTS:
November 18 – March 1, 2012
197 WTMG specific Tweets = 262,798 Impressions
261 ReTweets = 26 ,100 Impressions
381 Mentions = 38,100 Impressions
1,334 organic followers (398 new followers)
Twitter Impressions = 326,998
$1,634 Media Value (based on $5 CPM)
Highest TMG Twitter usage ever:
Who we interacted with the most:
TMG Twitter topics and usage:
During event/post event Twitter mentions, hash tag usage & replies:
Photobucket photography contests:
The Vail Valley Foundation and Teva Mountain Games partnered with
Photobucket to implement a series of pre -event and post event photo
contests. Each was designed to highlight winter photography in a fun,
social and engaging way.
Please note that the metrics below only represent 2 of 5 total photo
contests.
Other Social Media Highlights
PHOTOBUCKET AT A GLANCE:
1,237 entries
1,911 comments
156,184 votes
651,089 views
1,243 shares
(Facebook being the most popular)
775,389 impressions
$3,876 media value (based on $5 CPM)
Total completed surveys – 115
Sample size provides statistical validity with an error rate of 9 % at a 95% confidence interval
Estimated attendance – 10,000 (+/- 20% error level should be considered)
Estimated revenue generated to the Town of Vail - $633,340 (+/- 20% error level should be considered)
Overall Satisfaction – 4.4 (using a scale of 1 to 5, where 1=Not at all Satisfied and 5=Extremely Satisfied)
73% of the attendees came to Vail, CO specifically for the Winter Teva Mountain Games
50% of the attendees had attended the Summer Teva Mountain Games in the past
Average number of days attended – 1.92
Favorite event – Big Air Events
One Change – More events (particularly on Friday)
“Word -of -mouth” and “Newspapers” were selected most when asked, “How did you hear about and/or where did you see advertising for the WTMG?”
64% are “Very” or “Extremely Likely” to return in the future
68% of the attendees staying in paid lodging stayed in Vail, CO
Average nights stayed in paid lodging – 5.08
Average group size of those lodging – 4.92
Average age (total) – 33 yrs. | Average age (including children) – 31 yrs. | Average age (children in attendance) - 8
Estimated number of room nights generated by the WTMG – 849
Estimated average nightly rate in Vail - $259
Research Highlights
On behalf of the Vail Valley Foundation….
Thank you!