Vintagers

[Kensal Rise]

After some many years in the advertising/communications business, I can suggest that events like The Vintagers must be sure to assess and optimize two things:

Audience and Promotion.

Without a sizable and enthusiastic audience, success is difficult.

Without effective and far-reaching promotion/advertising to that audience, success is impossible.

Sadly, effective promotion and advertising cost money. And time.

I wish Vintagers great success in future years. It was once THE SxS shooting event of the season...

[Opening Day]

Originally Posted by John Campbell

After some many years in the advertising/communications business, I can suggest that events like The Vintagers must be sure to assess and optimize two things:

Audience and Promotion.

Without a sizable and enthusiastic audience, success is difficult.

Without effective and far-reaching promotion/advertising to that audience, success is impossible.

Sadly, effective promotion and advertising cost money. And time.

I wish Vintagers great success in future years. It was once THE SxS shooting event of the season...

John,
It's very true advertising is expensive, but there was very little internet chatter on the different gun boards, Fox, SS, 16ga, Upland J. etc that don't cost money but do cost time. I would love to see this shoot become what it use to be.

[Bill Murphy]

Advertising is expensive, but to miss advertising in the Summer Double Gun Journal is ridiculous.

[John Truitt]

Double gun journal
Shooting sportsman
Clay shooting USA
Sporting clays magazine
Parker pages
LC Smith journal
Double gun BBS site
the parker site
LC Smith site
shotgun world site
Trap shooters site
16 ga site
Fox Collectors site
Flyers sent out to clubs within 200 mile radius, etc
Facebook
Virginia Sportsman
shotgun classics
etc
etc

Can they advertise or get the word out during or at the very end of the Spring Southern? (I don't know if that would be appropriate or not. May not be may be I am not the person to answer this or not)