
Can protest be a form of marketing? Patagonia has been an industry outlier since its inception, pushing the bounds of what traditional "marketing" can look like. From their iconic "Don't Buy This Jacket" campaign to...


We sit down with Senior Marketing Leaders (CEOs, CMOs and Marketing Directors) to learn about their journey to their current role and hear about one career-defining campaign—maybe it was their first global spot, or a major rebrand, or a video that went viral, or maybe something that just changed the way people perceived the brand.What was so special about it? How did it change the trajectory of the business or their career? What went wrong? What were the magic ingredients that made it work?
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Recent episodes include "Why Patagonia’s anti-marketing works | Aileen Ottenweller, Director of Brand & Business Impact, Patagonia" (26 September 2026, 57 minutes), "Building an Outdoor Giant: From Lululemon's Rise to Leading Brand at Arc'teryx | Jurgen Watts, Arc'teryx" (11 September 2026, 68 minutes), and "How Vivobarefoot Turned "Barefoot Shoes" Into a Movement | Nicholas Charlier, Vivobarefoot" (14 August 2026, 44 minutes).
My Best Campaign publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 49 minutes across 44 episodes.
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Can protest be a form of marketing? Patagonia has been an industry outlier since its inception, pushing the bounds of what traditional "marketing" can look like. From their iconic "Don't Buy This Jacket" campaign to...

Arc'teryx VP of Brand Marketing, Jurgen Watts, on goal setting, trusting the process, and building a career in the marketing big leagues. Jurgen shares how his early days at Lululemon during its heyday shaped his...

Episode #7
Vivobarefoot is the brand behind footwear's biggest phenomenon: the barefoot shoe. As General Manager, Nicholas Charlier has helped the brand break out of its niche—winning over outdoor enthusiasts and health-conscious...

Episode #9
This outdoor brand introduced a new product category that turned a profit within the first 6 months. Later, they hosted a giveaway that grew their email list by 90,000. This is an interview with the man who made it...

This episode is a masterclass for marketers ready to fast-track brand growth. Amanda distills the sharpest lessons from the world's best marketers featured on this very podcast—covering how to build a shared vocabulary...

<p>How do you keep a heritage brand feeling fresh without losing what made it iconic in the first place? On this episode of My Best Campaign, Kristin Vekteris, Chief Brand Officer of Earls, breaks down the difference...

How do you keep a heritage brand feeling fresh without losing what made it iconic in the first place? On this episode of My Best Campaign, Kristin Vekteris, Chief Brand Officer of Earls, breaks down the difference...

<p>What makes for a successful product launch? The kind that generates a lineup through New York City and sells out within 48 hours? Alicia Moore, ex-VP of Marketing at Halfdays, has answers. In this episode, the...

<p>The modern media relations landscape is all about influencers, which means instead of putting millions of dollars into one major media buy, brands now put thousands of dollars into hundreds of small creator...

<p>Running and experiential marketing both exploded after 2020. So what does it look like when those two things come together at the world's most important marathons—London and Boston? Lee Glandorf, marketer and author...

<p>Avery Hairston thinks it's time for brands to think like content creators. In this episode he talks about how CPG brands can take the playbook from internet personalities to fuel growth—we explore the impact of...

<p>When it seems like every single brand is popping up at major events, how can small up-and-comers stand out and make a mark with a tiny budget? In this episode, Sidney Baptista—founder of PYNRS Performance...

<p>Huckberry has long been the benchmark for branded documentary content—iconic series like Dirt, Shop Class, and Huckberry Homes have racked up millions of views for the brand. Danny Segal is the creative director who...

<p>Heading to SXSW? This is the guide I wish I'd had on my first trip. After eight years attending South by Southwest, I've figured out exactly how marketers can get the most out of the week—from scheduling strategy and...

<p>Every year we make a series of predictions that sit at the crossover of marketing and active / outdoor / wellness brands. We call it our Crystal Baller. This is the 6th edition—the second to make it on My Best...

<p>Brogan Graham built a global fitness revolution with 250,000 committed members across the globe. We sat down, literally on the floor at The Running Event, to talk about how he did it and what brands can learn about...

Episode #27
<p>Baby food sensation, Little Spoon spent a decade as a DTC brand, building a massive following through customer-first thinking and killer—unconventional—brand partnerships... think Graza, Rachel Antonoff and Dusen...

<p>When it comes to advertising, what is the far edge of edgy? How much risk is too risky? Niclas Bornling thinks maybe we're playing it too safe, and letting the algorithms dumb down creativity. In this episode, he...

<p>Austin Hodges was running NBA partnerships at adidas when he got tapped to make what might sound like a surprising leap: lead global marketing at a baby brand. Since then he brought the adidas sports partnership...

<p>Remember that shiver of excitement that comes with opening a fresh box of 64-count crayons? That's what Crayola CMO Victoria Lozano has been capturing for more than 15 years. In this episode we dive deep into the...
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attorney at Whitley Law Firm and former Attorney Advisor with the U.S. Department of the Interior, Office of the Solicitor, King Business and Financial Management
C-Suite Marketing Leader & Former CMO at Crayola, Blue 7 Content
Founder, Right Metric, Right Metric
Executive Director for the Urban School Food Alliance, International Women's Motorsports Association
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