EPISODE · Sep 7, 2026 · 14 MIN
What a Real Content Partnership Looks Like
from More than the Brand
We've been working with a garden center in Muskoka for a few months now, and this episode is basically a behind-the-scenes of that whole relationship — from the first awkward shoot to the one that actually made us excited about the work again. We get into why the first content day didn't go as planned (and what we did instead), why leaving room to go off-script is where the best stuff usually comes from, and why we treat this less like "here's your content, good luck" and more like an actual ongoing partnership. Also — why batching content now, before fall hits, is going to save this business a ton of stress later. If you're a business owner who's ever handed content to your team or an agency and had no idea what to actually do with it, this one's for you. A podcast about what really goes on behind the scenes of building brands, businesses, and personal platforms. We talk marketing, content, branding, community, and the uncomfortable middle between idea and execution. Built for founders, creators, and business owners who want honest conversations, not recycled advice. Hosted by Matt and Olivia. Audio-only for now. New episodes regularly. Listen & subscribe → Apple Podcasts → Spotify Follow along → Instagram: @Mattortlieb_ @oliviamckerrow @ortliebmedia
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We've been working with a garden center in Muskoka for a few months now, and this episode is basically a behind-the-scenes of that whole relationship — from the first awkward shoot to the one that actually made us excited about the work again. We get into why the first content day didn't go as planned (and what we did instead), why leaving room to go off-script is where the best stuff usually comes from, and why we treat this less like "here's your content, good luck" and more like an actual ...
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