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EP 75: Evan Poitras | Aligning the Intricacies of Content with Brand | Norco Bicycles

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With massive amounts of content rolling out every day, it's easy to let pieces of content slip by that don't align with your brand strategy. In the day-to-day, this might not seem like a big deal. However, the downstream effects of this can be consequential.

Evan Poitras, the Content Marketing Manager from Norco Bicycles, says that when a guest views your content for either the first time or one-hundredth time, it's crucial that each piece of content ladders up to support the overall brand strategy.

Evan shares some real-world scenarios where he's seen this work and where it hasn't.  Every piece of content that gets put out helps build trust with a community. That trust can take a while to build or can come crumbling down in one post.

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Port Side Productions

Backcountry Marketing

Cole Heilborn

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EP 74: Colton Jacobs | Finding Work as a Photographer | Colton Jacobs Photography

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Colton Jacobs
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Your Guidebook to Producing Creative Work that Actually Delivers

In 2020, Port Side launched the Backcountry Marketing Podcast to answer a question we were wrestling with ourselves: What makes video work actually work?

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What began as a pursuit to make better video content has evolved into a much bigger exploration of how outdoor brands grow, earn attention, and build meaningful relationships with their audiences.

Through more than 200 conversations with some of the brightest minds in outdoor marketing, we've challenged conventional thinking, explored what makes brands distinctive, and uncovered the strategies behind creative work that drives real business results.

Along the way, those conversations have fundamentally shaped how we approach our own work at Port Side, evolving us from a production company into a creative studio helping outdoor brands build relevance through strategy, creativity, and audience-first content.

Today, the Backcountry Marketing Podcast is a guidebook to producing creative work that works. We go behind the scenes with the people shaping the outdoor industry to explore the ideas, strategies, successes, and failures that can help all of us become better marketers.

Be quick to listen, slow to speak

Give the audience a reason to care

Lead with empathy

Goal first, story second

Ask harder questions

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