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In this episode, Cole talks with Kate West, the director and producer of Huckberry Presents, to discuss the DIRT series. They explore the evolution of episodic content, the importance of understanding the audience, and the unique point of view that Huckberry brings to the outdoor industry. Kate shares insights on building trust and community, the significance of authentic storytelling, and the hard work that goes into creating successful content. In this conversation, Kate discusses the intricate process of content creation for Huckberry, emphasizing the significant behind-the-scenes work that goes into producing episodes. She highlights the importance of connecting content to commerce, the role of funding and partnerships, and the balance between quality and quantity in content production.
Key Topics Covered:
Discovery is a key element in Huckberry's storytelling approach.
Funding and sponsor opportunities
Episodic content allows for community building on platforms like YouTube.
The success of DIRT is rooted in years of foundational work building trust and a point of view.
Email marketing is a crucial amplification tool.
Connecting content to commerce is an ongoing challenge.
There is a saturation of similar outdoor content.
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This podcast is produced by Port Side Productions. We’re a video production outfit that believes great marketing is great storytelling. Storytellers by day, podcasters by night. We started this podcast because it's these types of deep, fundamental questions that keep us up at night. Thanks for tuning in!
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In this Fireside episode, Cole reflects on the challenges and opportunities within the outdoor industry, particularly focusing on the importance of brand storytelling in a competitive landscape dominated by major streaming platforms. He emphasizes the limited time consumers have to engage with brands and the necessity for compelling content that resonates with audiences. Cole encourages brands to rethink their strategies and invest in storytelling as a long-term approach to stand out in a crowded market.
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In this episode, Cole chats with Luke Thorkildsen, COO of Weatherby, and discusses the importance of storytelling in marketing. Since 1945 the brand has been defined by its stories. Today the brand produces podcasts and films to engage a younger audience while maintaining its heritage. Luke talks about ROI, how Meta and Google's restrictions on firearm companies create freedom in marketing, and much more.
Key Takeaways
Authenticity is crucial for brand connection.
Weatherby has a rich heritage that informs its storytelling.
Content creation can be done in-house for authenticity.
YouTube serves as an important platform for brand storytelling.
Timing is essential for content release to maximize impact.
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In this episode, Cole and Steve Holmberg, a veteran of Nike and a professor of consumer research, dive into the importance of consumer research in product development and marketing, discussing how understanding consumer needs can lead to successful products. Steve shares his journey in the industry, the process of conducting effective research, and the significance of insights versus observations. The conversation also touches on innovation in the outdoor industry and the need for a consumer-first approach in research and product development.
Key Topics Covered:
Consumer research is essential for understanding consumer needs.
The product creation process starts and ends with the consumer.
Effective research can lead to innovative products.
Insights should guide marketing strategies and product design.
Observations provide factual data, while insights reveal deeper understanding.
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In this Fireside episode, Cole reflects on his conversation with Marc Bock from Gore-Tex. He talks about the importance of storytelling as a marketing tool, emphasizing its role in problem-solving and brand-building, how to justify ROI in storytelling projects and the significance of creating relevant content that aligns with business objectives, media channels, and audience needs.
Key Takeaways
Justifying ROI in brand storytelling is challenging but essential.
Efficient planning of production can meet both bottom-of-funnel and top-of-funnel content needs.
Relevant content requires understanding business, media, and audience needs.
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In this episode, Cole sits down with Marc Bock, the global content leader at Gore-Tex, to discuss the intricacies of content marketing and storytelling. Marc shares insights into how Gore-Tex approaches storytelling as a tactic to support its marketing objectives, particularly in engaging younger consumers. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the target audience, building relevant content, developing stories based on business objectives, and justifying ROI in storytelling projects.
Key Takeaways
Storytelling is a tactic to support marketing objectives.
Understanding the target audience is crucial for effective marketing.
Building relevant content requires balancing corporate, audience, and media needs.
ROI for storytelling projects is justified through the content produced for various marketing functions.
Gore-Tex's unique position as an ingredient brand allows for timeless storytelling.
Check out the show notes for more insights and the interview transcript
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In this episode, Cole Heilborn takes a deep dive into an approach he calls Problem-First Creative—the philosophy of prioritizing purpose over aesthetics in video production. In an industry bursting with creative options, it’s easy for filmmakers and brands alike to focus on elements like lighting, talent, and locations. But Cole argues that a more impactful approach involves beginning with a clear understanding of the why behind each project. Rather than simply creating eye-catching visuals, he explains why production should first and foremost solve real business problems.
Cole discusses the downside of the content-saturated market, where shouting louder doesn’t necessarily lead to being heard. Instead, he encourages brands to create content that stands apart from the noise by aligning creative work with the unique challenges a brand faces—whether that’s building awareness, educating an audience, or telling an athlete’s story. He shares insights on Port Side’s approach, where projects are structured around brand identity, a deep understanding of the target audience, and a commitment to problem-solving.
This episode is essential listening for anyone in video production or brand marketing who wants to break free from the routine of just following trends and start crafting content that resonates, connects, and drives real results.
Key Takeaways
How to adopt a Problem-First Creative mindset to create more impactful content Why purpose is more critical than aesthetics in video production The dangers of pitching stories without a clear understanding of a brand’s needs Ways to stand out in an oversaturated media landscape The importance of aligning video work with brand identity and audience needs About the Backcountry Marketing PodcastIf you like what you’re hearing, feel free to leave us a review on Apple or Spotify. It helps more people like you find the show. Let’s help everyone learn together.
This podcast is produced by Port Side Productions. We’re a video production outfit that believes great marketing is great storytelling and after 150+ podcast episodes with marketing pros and 9 years of producing commercials and documentaries outside, we've noticed a few things about what it takes to create video work that makes an impact. If you need help bringing your next video project to life, check out our website to learn more. If not, enjoy this episode and discover other resources below:
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In this episode, Cole and Will Truettner discuss the concept of Minimal Viable Creative (MVC) and how it can be applied to creative projects. He emphasizes the importance of constraints in fostering unique ideas and the need to balance creative integrity with business goals. Through a case study that aired during the Tour De Femmes, he illustrates how understanding the audience and focusing on concept over execution can lead to impactful creative work. The discussion also touches on the creative process, the significance of audience understanding, and the challenges faced in production.
Key Topics Covered:
The MVC concept applies to creative projects just like it does to product development.
Constraints can lead to more unique and innovative ideas.
Focusing on concept over execution is crucial, especially with limited resources.
Understanding your audience is key to creating effective content.
Creative integrity should align with business goals for maximum impact.
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This podcast is produced by Port Side Productions. We’re a video production outfit that believes great marketing is great storytelling and after 150+ podcast episodes with marketing pros and 9 years of producing commercials and documentaries outside, we've noticed a few things about what it takes to create video work that makes an impact. If you need help bringing your next video project to life, check out our website to learn more. If not, enjoy this episode and discover other resources below:
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In this episode, Cole sits down with Kristin Gavin, Director of Production at Cotopaxi, to discuss the challenges and opportunities in the outdoor media landscape. Kristin shares insights on the congested nature of outdoor marketing, the importance of brand identity, and the need for innovative storytelling that resonates with consumers. The conversation highlights the significance of building connections and the future of outdoor media as brands strive to stand out in a crowded marketplace.
Key Takeaways
The outdoor media landscape is congested and competitive.
Brands need to focus on building genuine connections with consumers.
The future of marketing will involve more personalized and interactive content.
Brands should not just mimic the successful strategies of others.
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This podcast is produced by Port Side Productions. We’re a video production outfit that believes great marketing is great storytelling and after 150+ podcast episodes with marketing pros and 9 years of producing commercials and documentaries outside, we've noticed a few things about what it takes to create video work that makes an impact. If you need help bringing your next video project to life, check out our website to learn more. If not, enjoy this episode and discover other resources below:
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In this episode of the Backcountry Marketing Podcast, Cole and Kevin Knutson discuss the evolving landscape of content marketing in the outdoor industry. They explore the tension between emotional storytelling and the demands of social media algorithms, the risk aversion of brands, and the importance of creating meaningful content that resonates with audiences. Kevin shares his journey as a creative in the outdoor space and emphasizes the need for brands to take risks and embrace their values in their marketing efforts. The conversation highlights the challenges and opportunities facing the industry as it navigates a complex media landscape.
Key Topics Covered:
Content marketing is increasingly driven by data and algorithms.
Brands are becoming risk averse, leading to a homogenization of content.
Emotional storytelling is often sidelined for trends that drive engagement.
The outdoor industry needs to embrace its values and take creative risks.
Successful content requires a strategic approach to distribution and marketing.
Meaningful content can lead to long-term brand loyalty, even without immediate ROI.
About the Backcountry Marketing PodcastIf you like what you’re hearing, feel free to leave us a review on Apple or Spotify. It helps more people like you find the show. Let’s help everyone learn together.
This podcast is produced by Port Side Productions. We’re a video production outfit that believes great marketing is great storytelling and after 150+ podcast episodes with marketing pros and 9 years of producing commercials and documentaries outside, we've noticed a few things about what it takes to create video work that makes an impact. If you need help bringing your next video project to life, check out our website to learn more. If not, enjoy this episode and discover other resources below:
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We’re making some changes to the podcast.
The world of media is changing. As I chat with other creative teams, production companies, and agencies everyone is questioning where the world of media is going in the outdoor industry. This is a topic that’s near and dear to my heart and so in this latest episode, I share some changes about what you can expect to see in the podcast lineup of guests.
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About the Backcountry Marketing PodcastThis podcast is produced by Port Side Productions. We’re a video production outfit that believes great marketing is great storytelling and after 150+ podcast episodes with marketing pros and 9 years of producing commercials and documentaries outside, we've noticed a few things about what it takes to create video work that makes an impact. If you need help bringing your next video project to life, check out our website to learn more. If not, enjoy this episode and discover other resources below:
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In this episode, Cole sits down with Robert Sawyer, the Creative Director of Experiential Marketing at Outside. They dive deep into the concept of marketing as a laboratory and how it can be a powerful tool in forging new models for outdoor gatherings. Robert shares insights from the inaugural Outside Festival, revealing the creative processes and challenges behind this innovative event.
Key Topics Covered:
Marketing as a Laboratory: Robert discusses how marketing can be used as a space for experimentation, risk-taking, and innovation, particularly in the outdoor industry.
The Power of Outdoor Gatherings: The episode explores the transformative impact of the Outside Festival, not just as an event, but as a movement to reconnect people with nature.
Cultural Pain Points: Robert highlights the growing issues of loneliness and disconnection in modern society, and how outdoor experiences can serve as a remedy.
Creating Magic Through Community: Discover the magic formula of "Nature + Community = Magic," and how it guided the creative direction of the festival.
Behind the Scenes: Robert provides a behind-the-scenes look at the challenges and successes of organizing a large-scale outdoor event, including critical feedback and the lessons learned.
The Role of Joy in the Outdoors: The importance of joy as a motivator for getting people outside and how it influences the creative strategy for future events.
Learn More About the Outside Festival:
Website: Outside Festival
About the Backcountry Marketing PodcastThis podcast is produced by Port Side Productions. We’re a video production outfit that believes great marketing is great storytelling and after 150+ podcast episodes with marketing pros and 9 years of producing commercials and documentaries outside, we've noticed a few things about what it takes to create video work that makes an impact. If you need help bringing your next video project to life, check out our website to learn more. If not, head over to the podcast website for more details, show notes, transcripts, recommended book readings, and other resources:
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In this conversation, Cole and Drew Pautler, Founder and Creative Director of Good Fortune Collective, discuss a thought-provoking topic: what can the outdoor industry learn from mainstream sports?
In this episode, Drew and Cole dive deep into the nuances of cultural participation, community building and newsworthy headlines. They explore how mainstream sports like football, basketball, and tennis have managed to captivate massive audiences and create passionate fanbases. Drew shares insights on the importance of making outdoor sports more inclusive and accessible, shedding light on the potential of community-driven strategies to grow the industry.
Listen as they discuss:
The psychological and emotional connections that sports fans have with their favorite teams and players.
The success stories of brands like Nike and Lululemon in integrating into mainstream culture.
The impact of media and storytelling, with examples like the "Free Solo" documentary and the "Drive to Survive" series.
Practical steps the outdoor industry can take to attract more participants and fans.
The significance of innovation and accessibility in fostering a larger, more diverse community.
Links and Resources:
Good Fortune Collective: Website
Contact Drew at: [email protected]
Follow Backcountry Marketing on LinkedIn
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This podcast is produced by Port Side Productions. We’re a video production outfit that believes great marketing is great storytelling and after 150+ podcast episodes with marketing pros and 9 years of producing commercials and documentaries outside, we've noticed a few things about what it takes to create video work that makes an impact. Check out our website for insights and how we’ve helped other marketers move the needle through our work.
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In this conversation, Cole and Fitz Cahall, the Creative Director at Duct Tape Then Beer and The Dirt Bag Diaries, discuss the current upheaval in the marketing and media world, emphasizing the impact of fractured audiences, AI, and the shift towards niche content. He explores the challenges and opportunities for creators, brands, and consumers in this evolving landscape. The conversation delves into the importance of storytelling in marketing, the value of curiosity, and the need for long-term vision in brand narratives.
Takeaways
The current marketing and media world is experiencing a significant upheaval, marked by fractured audiences and the impact of AI.
The shift towards niche content and the challenges it presents for creators, brands, and consumers is a key theme in the conversation.
The evolving landscape of marketing and media presents both challenges and opportunities for those involved, requiring a reevaluation of strategies and approaches.
The significance of considering brand values and the role of storytelling in marketing, as well as the need for a strategic approach during challenging times.
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This podcast is produced by Port Side Productions. We’re a video production outfit that believes great marketing is great storytelling and after 150+ podcast episodes with marketing pros and 9 years of producing commercials and documentaries outside, we've noticed a few things about what it takes to create video work that makes an impact. Check out our website for insights and how we’ve helped other marketers move the needle through our work.
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In this conversation, Cole and Diana Ochenrider, the Senior Director of Digital Media, at Backbone Media discuss the changes in performance marketing and what marketers can expect as the industry adapts to privacy laws and cookie deprecation. She shares insight into the balance between brand and performance, a holistic understanding of consumers, and new solutions that might replace cookies.
Takeaways
The deprecation of cookies presents challenges for targeting and measurement, requiring marketers to find new solutions and approaches.
Taking a holistic approach to marketing, focusing on brand building and connecting with audiences, is crucial in the changing digital ecosystem.
Measurement in the future will rely on a combination of approaches, including multi-touch attribution, MMM models, and incrementality
Creativity and storytelling will play a significant role in marketing
A holistic approach to marketing, considering all touchpoints, is essential
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This podcast is produced by Port Side Productions. We’re a video production outfit that believes great marketing is great storytelling and after 150+ podcast episodes with marketing pros and 9 years of producing commercials and documentaries outside, we've noticed a few things about what it takes to create video work that makes an impact. Check out our website for insights and how we’ve helped other marketers move the needle through our work.
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In this conversation, Cole and Brian Rodine discuss cause marketing from the perspective of a nonprofit organization. Brian is the Director of Marketing and Trailhead Program Manager at Friends of the Colorado Avalanche Information Center. They explore the importance of aligning goals and values between nonprofits and brands and the challenges of navigating partnerships that maximize value for the non-profit and the brand.
Takeaways
Aligning goals and values is crucial for successful cause marketing partnerships between nonprofits and brands.
The outdoor industry audience tends to be more discerning and values-driven, requiring genuine and meaningful cause marketing efforts.
Communication and alignment within a brand's different departments are essential for effective cause marketing strategies. Authentic partnerships between brands and nonprofits require open communication and shared goals.
Cross-pollination between brand and nonprofit audiences can amplify messages and reach a wider audience.
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This podcast is produced by Port Side Productions. We’re a video production outfit that believes great marketing is great storytelling and after 150+ podcast episodes with marketing pros and 9 years of producing commercials and documentaries outside, we've noticed a few things about what it takes to create video work that makes an impact. Check out our website for insights and how we’ve helped other marketers move the needle through our work.
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In this episode, Cole sits down with Niclas Bornling, an outdoor industry veteran, to discuss the challenges faced by outdoor brands. They explore the lessons to be learned from the decline of brands like Quicksilver and DC Shoes in the early 2000s and how those lessons can be applied to the current state of the industry. They highlight the importance of understanding the evolving consumer landscape and the need for brands to adapt to the changing preferences and cultural references of younger generations.
Takeaways:
Outdoor brands need to understand and adapt to the evolving consumer landscape, particularly the preferences and cultural references of younger generations.
The decline of brands like Quicksilver and DC Shoes in the early 2000s serves as a lesson for the current state of the industry.
The GorpCore trend, while currently popular, may not last forever, and brands should not rely solely on its success.
Telling relevant stories and offering solutions that resonate with the evolving audience is crucial for the success of outdoor brands. Understanding and connecting with a specific audience is crucial in marketing.
Brands should surround themselves with diverse perspectives to stay relevant and adapt to the changing cultural landscape.
Knowing your audience and telling meaningful, relevant stories is key to building a successful brand.
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In this episode, Kyle Duford, President and Executive Creative Director at The Brand Leader, discusses the needs of Gen Z and how brands can connect with this generation. He shares the seven needs that Gen Z is looking for, including trust, grace, empathy, acceptance, rituals and recognition, vulnerability, and transparency.
Takeaways
Gen Z has unique needs that brands should address, including trust, grace, empathy, acceptance, rituals and recognition, vulnerability, and transparency.
Emotional connection is crucial in marketing, and brands should strive to create meaningful experiences for Gen Z.
Gen Z is the most hyperconnected yet disconnected generation, and brands have the opportunity to be a source of connection and meaning in their lives.
The advertising landscape has evolved significantly, with numerous channels and touchpoints available to reach consumers.
Trust is a crucial factor for Gen Z, and brands need to earn their trust through transparency and authenticity.
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This podcast is produced by Port Side Productions. We’re a video production outfit that believes stories inspire and move people through the power of emotion. We work with brands and agencies in the outdoor industry to tell stories that help brands engage, inspire, and build brand affinity with their customers. We tell stories from the wild.
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Welcome to a bonus episode! In this episode host Cole Heilborn takes us out of the studio and into the vibrant atmosphere of the Mountainfilm Festival in Telluride, Colorado. Join him as he navigates questions like: What is the role of storytelling in marketing today, especially in 2024? How do economic changes and budget cuts impact the value and approach to storytelling? What are the perspectives of filmmakers and brands on the importance of storytelling amidst industry challenges?
In this episode you'll hear from filmmakers Roo Smith, Greg Balkin, and the Global Media Director from The North Face, Biz Young.
Episode Takeaways:
The evolving role of storytelling in marketing and its significance in the outdoor industry. The impact of economic changes on marketing budgets and the need for creative storytelling solutions. Insights from industry experts on balancing qualitative storytelling impact with the demand for quantifiable metrics. The importance of embracing ambiguity and navigating uncharted waters in storytelling and marketing. The future trends and opportunities for storytelling in a rapidly changing industry landscape//
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This podcast is produced by Port Side Productions. We’re a video production outfit that believes great marketing is great storytelling and after 150+ podcast episodes with marketing pros and 9 years of producing commercials and documentaries outside, we've noticed a few things about what it takes to create video work that makes an impact. Check out our website for insights and how we’ve helped other marketers move the needle through our work.
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In this conversation, Cole and Brad Stevenson, CEO of Premiums for the Planet, discuss how insurance can be a powerful tool for driving change in the climate and social justice movements. Premiums for the Planet is an organization that harnesses the power of insurance and insurers to create a regenerative and just planet. They work with businesses to redirect their insurance premiums to carriers that are more socially and environmentally conscious. By organizing insurance spend and influencing of climate-conscious organizations, they aim to shift the demand dynamics for insurance carriers and drive systems change
Brad joins the conversation to share how he and his team are creating grassroots movement change to inspire a stale industry into a force for good.
Takeaways
Insurance can be a powerful tool for driving change in the climate and social justice movements.
By organizing the insurance spend and influence of climate-conscious organizations, they aim to shift the demand dynamics for insurance carriers and drive systems change.
They distinguish between marketing and movement building, emphasizing the importance of language and behavior change.
The effort it takes to build a movement
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This podcast is produced by Port Side Productions. We’re a video production outfit that believes great marketing is great storytelling and after 150+ podcast episodes with marketing pros and 9 years of producing commercials and documentaries outside, we've noticed a few things about what it takes to create video work that makes an impact. Check out our website for insights and how we’ve helped other marketers move the needle through our work.
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