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Cole Heilborn

Backcountry Marketing

A weekly Business and Marketing podcast
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Cole Heilborn

Backcountry Marketing

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Cole Heilborn

Backcountry Marketing

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There’s a forest fire blazing through our industry right now. While destructive, forest fires bring new growth and a healthy environment. In this episode, Josh Weichhand, Vice President of Global Brand Marketing at Rumpl, talks about this infle
What makes a compelling story?   There are two ingredients that are crucial to a good story and in this Fireside episode, Cole shares some insights he noticed while attending the premiere of Port Side Production's latest feature documentary fil
In this episode, Matt Powell shares insights and observations about the economic state of the outdoor industry. It’s common news that the COVID boom than bust has spun the industry into a downward spiral but Matt sheds some new light into the p
An interview is the bedrock of storytelling. It has the potential to make or break the content that’s being produced. In this episode, Cole Heilborn shares tips and tricks after running hundreds of interviews for leading brands in the outdoor i
Everyone wants to get outside. Time and time again we see headlines about overtourism and the downsides of destination towns being flooded with people. What role does marketing play in fixing this problem? Is marketing to blame? Kylie Kullack i
What is the value of a loyal audience?    This is a big question that many brands ask themselves as they evaluate whether or not to pursue brand storytelling. In this episode, we explore the dollars and cents of customer loyalty, how brand s
Liz Esche is the Head of Marketing at Mind Studio, a tech company that is helping revolutionize the AI industry. Liz cut her teeth working in the outdoor industry over the years but recently jumped ship to work in the tech field. In this though
  The outdoor industry is good at its craft. Maybe a little too good. Every brand is producing products that are tougher, lighter, and more effective than ever before. Our industry has done such a great job of pushing each other to constantly i
Liz Esche is the Head of Marketing at Mind Studio, a tech company that is helping revolutionize the AI industry. Liz cut her teeth working in the outdoor industry over the years but recently jumped ship to work in the tech field. In this though
Sakeus Bankson is the Snow and Mountain Bike Catagory Editor at Patagonia, with past roles at The Ski Journal and Freehub Mountain Bike Magazine.    In this episode, Sakeus and Cole discuss:   Why mountain biking is such a tough category Th
Lindsay Yaw Rogers is the founder of Raw Strategy, an agency that works with high level athletes and leaders throughout the industry on positioning and messaging. She works with the Olympic and paralympic athletes as well as the North Face athl
It's been a long time in the works, but we're excited to announce the launch of our first mini-series.  These Fireside Chats are short discussions where we'll delve into the heart of storytelling and its pivotal role in today's marketing landsc
Should we still care about print media? What does the future hold for print?   Zapata (“Zap”) Espinoza has spent his entire life on two-wheels, with stints as a pro-class BMX and motocross racer, started working as the editor of Mountain Bike A
Patience. According to Jordan Williams, patience is the most undervalued tool in marketing.   Our guest for this episode has a pretty impressive resume in the outdoor industry. From Smartwool, to Vail Resorts, to REI, to Red Bull, Jordan Willia
2023 has been an incredible year of deep conversations and new ideas. We've got a few updates for you as we move into 2024. Thank you for continuing to support the show and we'll see you in the New Year!   -Cole, Emily, Joseph and Angie   Emai
Anik Champoux is the Programs and Marketing Director for Protect Our Winters (POW) Canada. An avid skier, Anik had the privilege of being a ‘ski bum’ early in her career, which led her to take a marketing job at Whistler Blackcomb, staying on t
Building a team is one of the most important aspects of succeeding in marketing, and really, business in general. How do you make sure you have the right people and the right culture to perform successfully? Our guest on this episode, Sarah Har
What do Deuter, Ortovox, Clif, onX, and Salomon all have in common? They have all had the pleasure of having this episode’s guest as an employee.  In this episode, we’re hearing from one of our favorite past guests, Becky Marcelliano, but from
As leaders in the outdoor industry, how do we make the best hiring decisions possible? Our guest on this episode helps us break down what hiring looks like in the industry and how to make sure you’re hiring the right person for the job.   Tony
James Merrill worked for a decade as a contractor for the United States Agency for International Development and through that work, saw how single-use plastic led to the degradation of natural resources and impacted low-income communities. So,
Sharon Scott has held roles in marketing, product development, and buying throughout her career in the outdoor industry. Now, she's the founder of OtterScope.net, fractional and interim product, marketing, and strategy for passion-fueled brands
Yoon Kim started out in the outdoor industry in 2010, working in finance before that. He started the outdoor industry's first digital agency in 2010, and the industry's first media conference in 2014, the Outdoor Media Summit. In this conversa
So, how can brands continue to connect with audiences in new and innovative ways now that the golden age of branded films is dead? Our guest on this episode will help us learn how. Lindsey Hagen is the Head of Development at gnarlybay, a full
You may recognize this episode's guest from a past episode of the Backcountry Marketing Podcast. As he describes himself, Sam Van Boxtel is "just a climber obsessed with social media." Well, he's much more than that. Sam is a climber and entrep
Scot Keith is the founder and CEO of One Twenty Three West (123W), an advertising agency in Vancouver. They moved from the garage to an industrial laundromat and now they work in a B-grade building with plywood floors - all to keep the talent h
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