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Oct 19, 2026
Licensing + E-Commerce: What Works, What It Costs, and When You’re Ready
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4:25David BornHOST
You'll hear from Andy Haze, owner of Plum Deluxe, who launched their first licensed tea collection late last year with Peanuts.
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4:31David BornHOST
I'll chat with Yael Afriat from Revelist about that viral CamelBak and Crayola drink bottle collab that went viral a few months ago.
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4:40David BornHOST
We'll also hear from Hippo Blue, who have absolutely smashed it out of the park with their Disney license, and I'll speak with Fear Aware, who launched their first license last year.
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4:50David BornHOST
And you'll hear from three of my favorite people, Born to License's President of Licensing, Alyssa Gorley; our Head of Creative and Product Development, Jenna Chalke; and our Marketing Coordinator, Julian David.
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7:56David BornHOST
Customers can't touch or try your product before they buy it, so you're constantly fighting an uphill battle on trust.
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8:02David BornHOST
Does this look legitimate? Is the quality actually there, or is this some copycat version of something better? And if your product does start working, someone else is copying it within months or sometimes even weeks, or sometimes even days in some circumstances.
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8:17David BornHOST
I asked Yael Afriat, who runs licensing at Revelist, the outdoor gear company behind the brand CamelBak and many others, how the challenges with e-commerce are different to selling at retail.
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8:28Yael AfriatSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Setting the foundation in case people don't know who Revelist is, is it's a rather new organization, um, and we're a collective of world-class maker brands.
Licensing + E-Commerce: What Works, What It Costs, and When You’re Ready | EP 01
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4:25David BornHOST
You'll hear from Andy Hayes, owner of Plum Deluxe, who launched their first licensed tea collection late last year with Peanuts.
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4:31David BornHOST
I'll chat with Yael Afriat from Revelst about that viral CamelBak and Crayola drink bottle collab that went viral a few months ago.
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4:40David BornHOST
We'll also hear from Hippo Blue, who have absolutely smashed it out of the park with their Disney license, and I'll speak with Fear Aware, who launched their first license last year.
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4:50David BornHOST
And you'll hear from three of my favorite people, Born to License's President of Licensing, Alyssa Gourlay; our Head of Creative and Product Development, Jenna Chalke; and our Marketing Coordinator, Julian David.
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7:56David BornHOST
Customers can't touch or try your product before they buy it, so you're constantly fighting an uphill battle on trust.
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8:02David BornHOST
Does this look legitimate? Is the quality actually there, or is this some copycat version of something better? And if your product does start working, someone else is copying it within months, or sometimes even weeks, or sometimes even days in some circumstances.
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8:17David BornHOST
I asked Yael Afrouet, who runs licensing at Revelist, the outdoor gear company behind the brand CamelBak and many others, how the challenges with e-commerce are different to selling at retail.
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8:28Yael AfriatSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Setting the foundation in case people don't know who Revelist is, is it's a rather new organization, um, and we're a collective of world-class maker brands, so we define what is humanly possible in the outdoors.
Episode 316: Notre Dame-BYU, Ohio State-Indiana, Missouri-Ole Miss, Oklahoma State-Houston steal the headlines entering Week 7
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59:54Cody WilliamsHOST
He had a...
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59:55Cody WilliamsHOST
I think at one point he had a CamelBak full of butterbeer at some point.
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60:00Cody WilliamsHOST
[laughs]
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60:01John BuhlerHOST
He's like, "Is there alcohol in there?" He's like, "Shh.
#321: Confidence is not self-belief. How a Covid Ironman changed me, with Miranda Mason.
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21:00Miranda MasonGUEST
Um, and you were like, I remember you just took my bike, put it in the back of your truck, gave me my trainers.
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21:06Miranda MasonGUEST
I think you gave me a CamelBak and my nutrition, and you were like, "Just run five kilometers.
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21:09Miranda MasonGUEST
Just run five kilometers and see how you feel." And then I saw you.
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21:14Miranda MasonGUEST
Do you remember that thing that Andrea used to always say? If you smile, it makes it, um, it, like, takes the, like, it ma- it takes the, like, ef- your, like, perceived effort down.
The Latest Research in Advanced Athletics and Heat Stroke with Dr. Rob Huggins
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9:06Rob HugginsGUEST
Um, we, you know, focus on research, education, advocacy, uh, policy change, um, consultations, as, as mentioned before [clears throat], and outreach, um, you know, on behalf of others who might not be able to, to, to speak for themselves.
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9:23Rob HugginsGUEST
Um, we have corpo- corporate partners that I just mentioned, NFL and Gatorade and UConn, but we also have corporate partners such as, uh, MISSION, uh, the National Athletic Trainers Association, Kestrel, CamelBak, um, Magid, uh, and then Defib Tech, all critical entities in, in life-saving, uh, or heat mitigation or cardiac, you know, safety.
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9:46Patti DeversHOST
Right.
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9:46Rob HugginsGUEST
Um, and, uh, they, they support our mission, uh, allowing us to, to deliver on, on the things that we promise.
S1 Ep718: Has A GRAVEL Racer Finally Won The GRAVEL World Championships? | GCN Show Ep. 718
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30:54Simon RichardsonHOST
All right.
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30:55Simon RichardsonHOST
And it's time now for caption competition, that part of the show where you get a chance to get your hands on a coveted GCN Camelbak water bottle.
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31:01Simon RichardsonHOST
Uh, the pristine example that we have back at GCN Megabase has not made it across to Australia, but this one, this one did the Gravel World Championships yesterday.
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31:11Dan LloydHOST
Mm.
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31:45Simon RichardsonHOST
No, no, that's great.
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31:46Simon RichardsonHOST
All right.
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31:47Simon RichardsonHOST
Uh, get in touch, Secret Squirreler, and, uh, we, we will get you a fresh GCN Camelbak water bottle-
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31:52Dan LloydHOST
Yeah
Nacho Corona
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20:53Greg TraynorHOST
Yes, sir.
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20:53Greg TraynorHOST
The, the other thing is, Nacho, do you have, like, a CamelBak where you can, you know, take your water with you to stay hydrated? Or, or you just stop in shops or, uh, what do you do as far as, like, hydration?
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21:05Nacho CoronaGUEST
Right.
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21:06Nacho CoronaGUEST
So yes, throughout my journey, it goes back to, like I said, back to those beginnings when you're just starting out.
MJ Morning Show, Mon., 10/12/26: List: Health Mistakes You Can Fix
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67:57MJHOST
And then, uh, do not forget to drink water.
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68:00MJHOST
And Mich- you know what Michelle wants me to get? Michelle wants to, to get me a CamelBak.
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68:05MJHOST
So I have the CamelBak straw like dangling over my shoulder, and you can see me like, [slurping] like sucking on the straw during the show.
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68:13FesterHOST
I've always thought those CamelPaks are like just like germ infestations.
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68:17MJHOST
Oh, oh, bacteria.
Ellen Hunter Gans: Resilience, Ehlers-Danlos, and Seven Marathons
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31:21Ellen Hunter GansGUEST
I wasn't at the finish line, and, um, it was scary, uh, extremely scary, and there was a lot of unknowns.
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31:28Ellen Hunter GansGUEST
And, um, I had happened to run with, like, a full one of those big CamelBak hydration packs, which I wouldn't normally use for a marathon, but because of the pregnancy, I wanted all the, you know...
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31:40Ellen Hunter GansGUEST
So I had, like, t- candy bars and tons of water, and I'd run with my cell phone, which was now I think, you know, very common, but, um, people thought it was strange at the time.
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31:51Ellen Hunter GansGUEST
So, um, you know, I ended up s- trying to hand out candy bars to people 'cause of course a lot of folks who, you know, if you're redlining a race, you expect to have, you know, support at the finish line, and so instead they're, you know, on the side of the road.
Put On The Full Armor of God - Jarred Monroe (part 1 of 2)
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13:10Jarred MonroeGUEST
They told him to drink, to pound water.
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13:13Jarred MonroeGUEST
He drank an entire CamelBak and flushed all his electrolytes.
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13:17Shane NilandHOST
[laughs]
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13:17Jarred MonroeGUEST
And I remember the docs scrambling to revive him.
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