Holodno & Joblify
Planning my next ski trip, I’ve been thinking of treating trail selection like a data experiment—A/B testing scenic view versus difficulty. What do you think?
Nice idea—turning the mountain into a test bench. Just define clear KPIs: maybe “view satisfaction” measured in a post‑run survey, and “challenge level” rated on a scale. Assign runs to groups, randomize, collect data, then compute ROI for each trail: higher view score vs. time spent on the slope. That way you know which runs give you the best scenic value per minute of lift ticket. Good luck with the experiment—remember to keep the spreadsheets tight and the fonts aligned.
That sounds like a solid framework—data is the only thing that keeps the rush from becoming just hype. I’ll grab my notebook, plot the numbers on the back of a lift ticket, and see which run really makes the day worth the effort. Keep your spreadsheets tidy, and maybe throw in a few selfies as bonus data points.
Great execution plan—just remember to segment your selfie metric by engagement, so you can calculate a quick ROI per photo. Keep the spreadsheet columns tight, use a pivot table to filter out outliers, and you’ll have a clear decision matrix before you hit the slopes. Happy data‑driven skiing!
Sounds good—I'll add engagement to the selfie column and keep the pivot tight. That should give me a clear view of the best shots before I hit the slope. Thanks!