Escape advertising on TV!

[Koi-Kid]

Last Night while watching a movie on Tubi we saw Escape Trailers advertised twice during the movie! That's the first I ever saw them advertised on TV. I'm sure they have been mentioned on the site but did a search and didn't get any hits.

I don't spend much time on the forum and while looking I ran across Karl leaving that I didn't realize that he had left last year.

Oh Well time marches on!
Marsh

 

[Selkirk]

I've been regularly shown targeted Escape ads on YouTube for over a year now. ETI must have stepped up its advertising budget to include other platforms as well.

I've also noticed a recent increase in new videos released by YouTube RV "influencers" which showcase ETI's offering (with direct participation by ETI staff).

I hope their advertising/marketing investment pays off.

 

[jjdeluca]

Last Night while watching a movie on Tubi we saw Escape Trailers advertised twice during the movie! That's the first I ever saw them advertised on TV. I'm sure they have been mentioned on the site but did a search and didn't get any hits.

I don't spend much time on the forum and while looking I ran across Karl leaving that I didn't realize that he had left last year.

Oh Well time marches on!
Marsh

It's not the first time they've advertised on TV. Not sure if it's the same commercial you saw, but I first noticed their ads while watching CNN, back in Dec 2023 (see post below):

New Escape Commercial

“Leakproof fiberglass shell”. Well, if there is no A/C, no vents, no clearance or brake lights, no backup camera and literally nothing cut, drilled and caulked, then I agree. Caulk dries and often shrinks so, if it is not maintained, the clam of a leakproof fiberglass shell doesn’t really hold...

www.escapeforum.org

 

[Craig_TaB]

I've been regularly shown targeted Escape ads on YouTube for over a year now.
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I hope their advertising/marketing investment pays off.

Like most things increased advertising is a mixed blessing.
Everyone wishes for ETI to be successful and grow their customer base but will they grow too fast and start changing the business/production model that has made Escape Products so great.

Six years ago I purchased my nuCamp TAB, nuCamp was small and known for special designs and well above RV Typical Build materials and quality.

Then they decided to grow sales to fill / pay-off an enlarged production facility and the products started to see the impact. Production focus is now on build cost/time. Cabinet wood quality is down, storage space is down due to easier to install subsystems, product features have shifted to "new buyer" (no idea what they really need in a trailer). Today they have four main products an I won't purchase anyone of them today or if those were the options six years ago.