Back to Real Estate

marketing for Hammock Bay

Smiling JOe avatar
SoWal Expert
3,951 views
So I see Hammock Bay has a new ad in this week's Walton Sun. It has a photo of someone kayaking, followed by, "Rush Hour on South Walton's North Shore." Hammock Bay is located in North Walton, on the southern edge, so wouldn't the accurate description be, "rush hour on North Walton's South Shore?" To be the North Shore of South Walton, you would actually have to be in South Walton, right? :idontno:

Replies

26
BeachSiO2 avatar
Beach Fanatic
#2
That is an interesting geographic question SJ :scratch: However, from a purely 50% rule, wouldn't the dividing line be north of Freeport if it is a distinctly north/south division. I know your point is that we all look at it from the point of north/south of the bay.

I guess this is up there with Coastal Highlands, anything to get them in the door. ;-)
Smiling JOe avatar
SoWal ExpertAuthor
#3
That is an interesting geographic question SJ :scratch: However, from a purely 50% rule, wouldn't the dividing line be north of Freeport if it is a distinctly north/south division. I know your point is that we all look at it from the point of north/south of the bay.

I guess this is up there with Coastal Highlands, anything to get them in the door. ;-)
If the area north of Freeport is the geographic dividing line, Hammock Bay would be on neither the northern edge, nor the "northern shore" of SoWal.

As you note, everyone uses the Bay as the dividing line between SoWal and NoWal, so that wouldn't make any difference anyway, would it?

Edited

Beach Fanatic
#4
You have to wonder who on earth comes up with these taglines....
BeachSiO2 avatar
Beach Fanatic
#5
If the area north of Freeport is the geographic dividing line, Hammock Bay would be on neither the northern edge, nor the "northern shore" of SoWal.

As you note, everyone uses the Bay as the dividing line between SoWal and NoWal, so that wouldn't make any difference anyway, would it?

I guess the accurate description would be the "northern shore of the largest body of water in the southern half of Walton County." :biggrin:

I think it only matters to the ones marketing the property and that probably has a little better appeal than "the Outskirts of Freeport." ;-)
Smiling JOe avatar
SoWal ExpertAuthor
#6
:clap: Maybe they could start using the term, "SoNo." (Southern North Walton)

Edited

Miss Kitty avatar
Meow
#7
:clap: Maybe they could start using the term, "SoNo." (Southern North Walton)

:floor: SoNo!!!! ...my first thought when I read this thread was :blink: , I be confused!
SHELLY avatar
SoWal Insider
#8
If the area north of Freeport is the geographic dividing line, Hammock Bay would be on neither the northern edge, nor the "northern shore" of SoWal.

As you note, everyone uses the Bay as the dividing line between SoWal and NoWal, so that wouldn't make any difference anyway, would it?

YouTube - Miss Teen South Carolina


.

Edited

Smiling JOe avatar
SoWal ExpertAuthor
#9
Director of Marketing for Hammock Bay


.
:floor: probably not that bad. I bet they actually have a US American who is in charge of the marketing, like you know, but maybe you have a point about the the US Americans needing more maps.

Edited

NoHall avatar
hmmmm......can't remember
#10
Director of Marketing for Hammock Bay


.

:floor: probably not that bad. I bet they actually have a US American who is in charge of the marketing, like you know, but maybe you have a point about the the US Americans needing more maps.

I believe maybe the Hammock Bay Americans, like the Freeport, are unable to do so because such as they should help South Walton such as for the education for the future.
Beach Bimmer avatar
Beach Fanatic
#11
Coming up next, video highlights of the "Miss Hammock Bay" contest...
jodiFL avatar
Beach Fanatic
#12
You have to wonder who on earth comes up with these taglines....

probably the same on that came up with "WEST DESTIN" for FT.Walton:idontno:

Edited

Kurt avatar
Admin
#13
I think the SoWal line keeps moving north. It will probably settle on I-10, although some Freeport and South AK residents might rather be considered NoWal.
tistheseason avatar
Beach Fanatic
#14
:clap: Maybe they could start using the term, "SoNo." (Southern North Walton)

:clap: SoNO, I like it! At their tag line could be "SoNo. . . .so NOT is South Walton!" :floor:
NoHall avatar
hmmmm......can't remember
#15
I think the SoWal line keeps moving north. It will probably settle on I-10, although some Freeport and South AK residents might rather be considered NoWal.

That has a nice ring to it...
swantree avatar
Beach Fanatic
#16
well if you are going to purchase something like Inlet beach....or should I say eastern Rosemary? this is really good marketing! anybody heard the radio ads yet......I like the helicopter effects!:floor: :floor: :floor:
Smiling JOe avatar
SoWal ExpertAuthor
#17
I guess that Lower Alabama never took.
seaside2 avatar
Beach Fanatic
#18
Does this mean that we need an EaWal and a WeWal?:idontno:

Edited

BeachSiO2 avatar
Beach Fanatic
#19
Does this mean that we need an EaWal and a WeWal?:idontno:

We already have a WeWah. :clap:
ThatPersianGirl avatar
Beach Comber
#20
So I see Hammock Bay has a new ad in this week's Walton Sun. It has a photo of someone kayaking, followed by, "Rush Hour on South Walton's North Shore." Hammock Bay is located in North Walton, on the southern edge, so wouldn't the accurate description be, "rush hour on North Walton's South Shore?" To be the North Shore of South Walton, you would actually have to be in South Walton, right? :idontno:


Okay, so I wouldn't call this one of my best days, but Joe... I think you just deflated my brain.:blink:
Smiling JOe avatar
SoWal ExpertAuthor
#21
Does this mean that we need an EaWal and a WeWal?:idontno:
Be careful. It is like dog commands, and when you get two different places having close to the same name, there is bound to be miscommunication. There is a place over near Apalachicola called WeWah. ;-) That is where they do the "WeWah Boogie."

Edited

LightWorker avatar
Beach Fanatic
#22
​





​
joho avatar
Beach Fanatic
#23
I wondered who came up with "north grayton" a couple of years ago. :shock:
Imagion that...................
seaside2 avatar
Beach Fanatic
#24
Be careful. It is like dog commands, and when you get two different places having close to the same name, there is bound to be miscommunication. There is a place over near Apalachicola called WeWah. ;-) That is where they do the "WeWah Boogie."

Tell me about this WeWah Boogie thing. Inquiring minds (AKA out of towners) want to know!!!:blink:
Smiling JOe avatar
SoWal ExpertAuthor
#25
Tell me about this WeWah Boogie thing. Inquiring minds (AKA out of towners) want to know!!!:blink:
If you don't know about the WeWah Boogie, I don't know that I can tell you. :funn:. Maybe some followers of the late Potter Brown can help you out.
Beach Lover
#26
:clap: SoNO, I like it! At their tag line could be "SoNo. . . .so NOT is South Walton!" :floor:


But, but, then...... would those residing south of the bay in Walton Co then be called only So-So?? :funn:

Checking your forum account

Please wait while we verify your forum account.