The Inside Outdoor Fall 2016 issue is now available for online viewing…
Inside Outdoor Fall Reports:
(12) Elite Feet – By Martin Vilaboy
Trail shoe spotting at the recent Western States 100-Mile Endurance Run, and what it tells us.
(16) Heat Exchange – By Ernest Shiwanov
Korean stove expert Kovea is on the verge of forever changing (and improving) backcountry cooking.
(22) Social Studies – By Martin Vilaboy
Social media marketing changes faster than high-altitude weather. Here’s an update and insights for specialty brands on recent developments and coming shifts.
(30) Ho Ho Promo – By Martin Vilaboy
Data and analysis from prior holiday shopping seasons provide a better understanding of what promotions are likely to work during the upcoming weeks. We have some gift suggestions, too.
Inside Outdoor Magazine Regulars:
(8) Data Points – Numbers Worth Noting
Wearable watch; ad blocks; climbing demos; reasons they race; and more
Back Office
(42) Assortment Creep
Why you can’t make every sale
Floorspace
(44) Put Away the Peanuts
Affording air packing system
(45) Business and Running
Racing and risk
Inside Outdoor Fall 2016
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