BQ13-EFE1: "Can back country snowmobiling be profitable?" - with Jack Sarama

In this episode of Extreme Fringe Enthusiasts, Jack Sarama shares his journey with Kevin - from passionate snowmobiler to co-founder of Boondock Nation, a leading snowmobiling media company.

He reflects on the challenges of entrepreneurship, the power of community, and how content creation has evolved in the digital age.

Jack opens up about family support, the collaborative spirit of the snowmobiling world, and how his business partner Dylan’s upcoming fatherhood may shift the dynamic of their brand. The conversation explores authenticity, accessibility, and a deep commitment to growing the sport from the fringe to the forefront.

Takeaways:

• Jack Sarama transitioned from a passion for snowmobiling to building a business
• The importance of community and networking in the snowmobiling industry
• Dylan's upcoming fatherhood will change the dynamics of Boondock Nation
• The digital age has transformed how snowmobiling content is created and consumed
• Jack emphasizes the need for authenticity in content creation
• The journey of Boondock Nation has been a gradual build, brick by brick
• Jack's parents were supportive of his entrepreneurial journey despite initial concerns
• The snowmobiling community is characterized by collaboration and support
• Jack believes in the potential for snowmobiling to grow through digital content
• The future of snowmobiling lies in making the sport more accessible to newcomers

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• Kevin Hohe | LinkedIn

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