ON3P Spamming Instagram

Yeah this has gotten annoying. I like when they just post a pic of the skis and then give the full description.

But armada is worse bc they do this with their whole feed just so “their page looks good.” Smh

It's been a fascinating couple of days. Excluding that it was less than 72 hours and we've been done for a day (this was just a unique thing to try for a line launch - not something we would do consistently), a couple thoughts.

1) Obviously a big public launch like that was a bit of a risk - and not everyone liked it. It was wholly new to us - not something we've done before - and we learned a lot about the good and bad things from it. For clarity, as some people seemed to miss it - but it is essentially a digital catalog we put down on IG.

We're not a traditional company anymore - IG is the public face on a lot of our marketing - so we wanted to try something new as far as ski release. Scale wise, we certainly wouldn't ever build out something like that going forward. But not sure how I can ever be disappointed when we try new things, learn, and get better for it. Like any brand, we do some things that hit, some things that miss. Just the way it is.

2) Second - one aspect people here might miss, but part of this is a longer term play. We just put big billboards up in every ON3P ski hashtag we wanted.

3) Re: Ordering. It was designed so that skis are always together - which was all we really cared about - but as everyone here knows....IG is consumable. In 5 days, hardly anyone will see it.

4) Lastly, sorry guys who were pretty upset by it (and there were a few), but it did its job. Not sure where else you can do a million extra impressions in 72 hours for $0, but one aspect of marketing is taking up space. This is our line launch - our one time per year we launch something new - so while I would make a number of changes in the planning knowing what I know now, the end result is what it is.

You win some, you lose some. We didn't make IG what it is, but it is - and we're certainly going to try and push the envelop where we can. Only way to get get better is to try new things - so we appreciate everyone who went along for the ride.

As we said today - now back to our regularly scheduled programming.

Imagine getting so wound up by a ski company posting a few photos on a photo sharing app that you lose your shit and purposely create a worthless thread on ski forum to rant about it.

I honestly didn't see these posts, and if I did, I don't remember.

The nice thing about feeds not being in sequential order anymore is that unpopular content is kind of weeded out. Those photos individually aren't meant to get x amount of likes because they will be seen in aggregate form on the actual profile. So instead of a couple thousand to 10s of thousand likes or whatever on3p gets normally, it looks like these photos got a couple to a few hundred likes which I can't say popped up on my feed in any significant amount.

I don't religiously check instagram though. But I could see if someone is constantly refreshing theirs, they will see more of this stuff filling up space in their perpetual feed lol. Anyways, I don't have a problem with this. It looks cool.

iggyskierIt's been a fascinating couple of days. Excluding that it was less than 72 hours and we've been done for a day (this was just a unique thing to try for a line launch - not something we would do consistently), a couple thoughts.

1) Obviously a big public launch like that was a bit of a risk - and not everyone liked it. It was wholly new to us - not something we've done before - and we learned a lot about the good and bad things from it. For clarity, as some people seemed to miss it - but it is essentially a digital catalog we put down on IG.

We're not a traditional company anymore - IG is the public face on a lot of our marketing - so we wanted to try something new as far as ski release. Scale wise, we certainly wouldn't ever build out something like that going forward. But not sure how I can ever be disappointed when we try new things, learn, and get better for it. Like any brand, we do some things that hit, some things that miss. Just the way it is.

2) Second - one aspect people here might miss, but part of this is a longer term play. We just put big billboards up in every ON3P ski hashtag we wanted.

3) Re: Ordering. It was designed so that skis are always together - which was all we really cared about - but as everyone here knows....IG is consumable. In 5 days, hardly anyone will see it.

4) Lastly, sorry guys who were pretty upset by it (and there were a few), but it did its job. Not sure where else you can do a million extra impressions in 72 hours for $0, but one aspect of marketing is taking up space. This is our line launch - our one time per year we launch something new - so while I would make a number of changes in the planning knowing what I know now, the end result is what it is.

You win some, you lose some. We didn't make IG what it is, but it is - and we're certainly going to try and push the envelop where we can. Only way to get get better is to try new things - so we appreciate everyone who went along for the ride.

As we said today - now back to our regularly scheduled programming.

Thank you for the response, no other company is killing it like ON3P, and Skiing as a whole should be thankful to have such a core, legit and honest brand representing the sport we love.

SchoessThank you for the response, no other company is killing it like ON3P, and Skiing as a whole should be thankful to have such a core, legit and honest brand representing the sport we love.

Keep it up ON3P! Flood insta with all the ski equipment you want, its porn to me! Id rather look at ski stuff than someones kids first day of school or some political rant.

I mean there's definitely more important things to get upset about, if spamming IG once a year creates better sales for them, i'm all for it. Refresh the page if you don't wanna see it dude.

Going to be honest here, although i muted on3p while they did it i also checked out the page, and hence checked out the lines being offered for the season, if i hadnt just bought a pair of kartel 98s this season i would be buying the new jeffery's, and a contributing factor would have been seeing the whole cqtalog right there and being able to click on the ski photos to learn more

armarda's layout looks good tho like you don't really notice it on individual posts