By RY Outfitters
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Problems are opportunities in disguise if you know how to solve them.
Take Mark Koep as an example. He sold all his belongings and embarked on a year-long adventure, during which he discovered the challenges of locating campgrounds with ease.
Being an ambitious entrepreneur, he decided to solve this problem, giving birth to Campground Views — ultimate campground and RV park directory, trusted by tens of thousands of campers as their primary source for finding their next camping spot.
How did Mark achieve such a remarkable feat, and what was the process like?
In this episode, Mark Koep reveals the evolution of his brand over the past decade, transforming it into a multimillion-dollar enterprise.
You'll gain valuable insights and learn important lessons about the camping and RV industry, whether you're interested in starting your own venture or simply enjoy outdoor adventures.
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Rome, like your favorite brands, was not built in a day — it takes years of humble beginnings.
And while it is easier to dismiss these humble beginnings, they can serve as learning opportunities for many people. That’s why we invited Tayson Whittaker, founder of outdoors vitals, to this episode.
From selling sleeping bags to a full range of ultralight products, raking in 6-7 figures. — Tayson has got the sauce.
And in this episode, he uncovers what it takes to go from $0 to millions in your business. Plus, he reveals how to build a long-term profitable consumer-focused brand.
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Trends can turn into huge opportunities when properly capitalized on.
Like in 2020, during the big bike boom. Since there was a smaller supply of bikes and surging demand, the founders of Ride1Up capitalized on this to build a budding brand.
How were they able to do this?
In this episode, Daniel Urbino, a certified public accountant turned CEO of Ride1up, reveals how to identify an urgent market need to build a high-ticket direct-to-customer brand.
Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or simply interested in the business side of biking, this episode is for you.
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Do you ever wonder what motivates entrepreneurs to start their own businesses?
For John Crissy, Founder of Gut Armor and a champion of gut health, his passion for creating top-notch gut health products that help people heal, and his desire to break free from the 9-5 grind, inspired him to start his own brand.
But what can John's experience teach you?
In this episode, he shares his insights on how you can build a successful brand from scratch to acquisition.
Whether you're interested in improving your own gut health or dreaming of launching your own brand, John's expertise can help guide you on your journey.
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As we evolve, so do our needs, resulting in a scarcity of products to meet them.
So what can we do? Well, by innovating and creating more products based on your needs so that you can meet your needs and the needs of thousands of others in the same shoes.
How?
In this episode, Arjan Chima, Co-Founder and CEO of Centr, shares his inspiring journey of turning a lack of products that fit his needs into a thriving brand.
You'll discover how to build a brand in a highly regulated but not widely known industry like CBD.
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Businesses that aren’t considered “sexy” (like odor removal brands, for example) have an unfair competitive edge against “sexier” businesses:
They’re more likely to be recession-proof!
But how can you launch and scale one?
In today's episode, Fresh Wave's Heidi Brown, Thought Leader, Innovator, and Catalyst, discusses how you can use her combined private and public sector experience to drive growth for similar companies.
You'll discover how to innovate, develop, and launch new products that can keep your business growing (even as recessions loom).
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How badly do you want to live the American dream? Waking up in your own home, being your own boss, having a sustainable family, and so on.
Well, Boris Chung, founder of A Better Treat, did just that.
He transitioned from being a full-time employee at a well-established company to running his own brand from scratch.
What drives him? What is he doing differently that could help you in your own business?
In this episode, you'll discover how Boris started his pet food company out of a love for his pet and a desire to live the American dream. And he reveals his most impactful scaling secrets, so you can scale your business too.
This episode is for all aspiring founders and those interested in exploring the pet niche as a business.
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Every industry has problems that must be solved, and innovation transforms these problems into new opportunities.
A good example is MADE's founders, who saw a need for fitting outdoor apparel and launched what is now an award-winning brand with tens of satisfied customers.
What did they do and how?
In this episode, you'll discover how the founding team from MADE transformed from an idea to a well-known brand (and how you can do the same).
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Skin care businesses release additional products, convincing customers that they need each one to achieve the glowing skin they dream about.
But what if you could have better skin with fewer products?
In this episode, you'll discover how Murphy Bishop II & his partner are using a home-made approach to create multipurpose skincare products.
This episode also shows you how to create and market a "not so common" product, so your brand dominates (even in a broad industry like cosmetics).
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Many times we believe chasing our passion means giving up our dreams of growing wealthy because passion isn’t monetizable.
But little did we know that the more you chase your passion, the more you see problems around it you can solve and, well, profit from.
That’s what Joe Maio of NOM Nutrition did after giving up his dentist career to chase his passion: outdoor sports. After identifying a problem in the outdoor sports industry, he transformed it into a money-making business.
In this episode, you'll discover how Joe founded NOM nutrition - an endurance focused nutrition. And how you can mimic Joe’s success to transform your passion into a six -figure business & beyond.
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The podcast currently has 450 episodes available.