Executive Summary

If you’re just starting and looking for a way to share your skills, explore new passions, or build a side hustle, BSMe2e is the place for you. Whether you’re a student, an outdoor enthusiast, or someone with camping talent, this platform gives you everything you need to grow.

We’ll walk you through real examples based on the booming camping and outdoor lifestyle market, where Gen Z and millennials are leading a major shift toward experiential, shareable, and profitable hobbies. You’ll learn how to turn your interests in camping gear, RV rentals, glamping, national parks, and camp cooking into your first posts, products, or services, or online ad promotions.

The Big Picture: Why Show Camping Talent

Outdoor recreation is more than just a weekend hobby. It’s a growing economy, and the numbers prove it. 

• In 2023, the global camping equipment market was valued at $17.30 billion, with key segments like rechargeable camping gear ($2.2 billion) and camping tents ($5.40 billion) showing rapid growth. The broader market is projected to reach $27.8 billion by 2033, according to IMARC Group.
• Gen Z is at the center of this movement. According to Business Insider and KOA’s 2025 report, Gen Z campers spend an average of $266 per day, outpacing Baby Boomers and even Millennials. They’re not just pitching tents—they’re documenting, sharing, buying gear, and looking for guidance from creators like you.

This is where you step in.

So, Who Are the “Newbies” on BSMe2e?

Newbies are explorers. You might be unsure about what your passion is. Or you may know what you love—say, camping, cooking, decorating outdoor spaces—but don’t know how to present it online. That’s exactly who this blog is for.

BSMe2e’s Levels 1 and 2 are designed to help you start from scratch. You begin by signing up, setting your goals, and experimenting with the tools the platform offers.

At Level 1: Basecamp Setup, you register for free, explore the dashboard, and get familiar with the features.

At Level 2: Establish Your Identity, you begin sharing your talent, building your profile, and crafting your style. Just start by showing what you know or love. All we want to see is your passion, purpose, and persistence. 

Discovering Your Camping Talent: Simple Ideas to Share

Let’s say you enjoy weekend getaways and have been camping a few times. Or maybe you’ve watched a ton of RV living videos on YouTube. That’s more than enough to begin. Here are some ideas to show on BSMe2e TalentBook:

Here’s how:

Tell Stories with Posts

You can use BSMe2e’s talent post feature to share:

• Up to 3 gallery images
• Show your talent in the form of images, blogs, videos (you need to have embed links).
• 2 embedded YouTube videos (demo, vlog, or tutorial)
• SEO keyword + meta description (so your post gets discovered easily)
  

Even if you don’t have fancy gear, you can document simple, real experiences.

Here are a few talent-based directions you can take:

1. Camp Cooking Made Easy
Make short videos showing how you prepare simple meals—s’mores, foil-packet pasta, or fire-roasted corn. Add step-by-step images and write about it like a blog post. Include tips for new campers: how to store food, how to wash dishes outdoors, etc.

2. Tent Setup Walkthroughs
Maybe you’ve got a cool trick to set up a tent in under 10 minutes. Film it. Add a few still shots. Share the kind of tents, sleeping bags, or camping lights you use. Talk about what went wrong and how you fixed it.

3. Glamping Hacks on a Budget
Not everyone wants to “rough it.” Maybe you’re good at decorating spaces. Share how you transformed your tent with throw pillows, fairy lights, and a cozy mattress topper. Beginners love this content because it makes camping feel easy and pretty.

4. Camping in National Parks
Visited Yellowstone or a local state park recently? Share a mini travelogue. Use photos, write up the experience, and mention what gear helped you the most.

5. Backpack Essentials for First-Timers
List what you packed and what you wish you hadn’t. Include links or product names of items like camp stoves, camping chairs, backpacks, and more. This can later lead to your own product line or affiliate store.

Business Ideas on Camping Talent & Skills

As a Newbie, you don’t need a storefront or inventory to start earning. Once you establish your identity, you can even start monetizing your skills and talent. Keeping that in mind, here are some ideas to share. 

Let’s break it down:

Simple Products

If you’ve made or sourced small items, you can list them easily.

• DIY Camping Light Kit: Assemble solar lights or mini lantern kits for beginners. Package them with simple instructions and brand them as beginner-friendly.
  
• Camping Stickers or Patches: Use illustrations or Canva designs to create sticker packs that represent national parks, hiking goals, or tent life.
  
• Custom Sleeping Bag Liners: Offer fabric liners with cute prints or customizable embroidery.
  

Bookable Services

Turn your knowledge into bookable Zoom sessions, webinars, or live demos.

• Tent Setup Class: Teach a 30-minute live session for beginners, showing them how to set up and pack tents properly.
  
• Camp Cooking for Kids: A fun weekend virtual class where parents and kids can learn together.
  
• National Parks Planning Call: Offer itinerary planning calls for people visiting their first park.
  

 Grouped/Bundled Services

Combine multiple services or products to create higher-value bundles.

• Glamping Starter Pack: Include a decoration checklist (downloadable), a live Zoom session, and printable shopping links.
  
• Camping Trip Readiness Bundle: Includes a pre-trip checklist, meal planner, and 15-minute gear Q&A session.
  
• “Basecamp Kit”: Sell a combo pack of your recipes, essential gear tips, and a discount code to your shop.
  

Downloadables

Even if you don’t want to ship anything, you can still earn by selling PDFs or design files.

• Camping Checklist for Beginners
• Campfire Recipe Book (5 easy meals)
• “First-Time RVer’s Packing Guide”
• Printable National Park Map + Journal Pages

You create these once, and hundreds of users can download them.

Smart Advertising Ideas of Camping Talent

Once you’ve created a talent post, listed a product, or packaged a service, the next step is getting people to notice it. On BSMe2e, you don’t need to learn external ad platforms or spend hours figuring out how to promote—it’s all built right into the system.

Here’s how you can start promoting your content using BSMe2e’s in-house advertising tools—no outside software needed.

1. Ad Page as a Digital Brochure

Create a full-featured ad page with a title, long description, images, videos, and SEO. Perfect for showcasing a glamping meal plan, a gear bundle, or even a downloadable guide.

2. Rent Ad Boxes or Rectangles in the Camping Section

Choose from various display formats like rectangles or boxes placed inside BSMe2e’s virtual shopping mall. Use them to highlight product launches, limited-time bundles, or seasonal camping kits.

3. Blog-Style Ad

Turn your ad into a helpful blog post. Share how-to guides like “Packing for Your First Solo Camp,” while linking to your checklists, products, or coaching service.

4. Video or Vlog Ads

Use BSMe2e’s video format to share walkthroughs—like a tour of your camping gear, how to set up a tent, or a campfire cooking demo. Videos can be embedded directly on the ad page.

5. Infographic Ads for Downloadables

If you’ve created printable packing lists or meal planners, showcase them visually with infographics. Add a direct link to download the file.

6. Interactive Ads with Engagement

Let people comment, like, and ask questions. For example: “Which glamping setup would you pick?” Add two tent photos and spark interaction under your ad.

7. Participate in Ad Contests

Use your ads to take part in BSMe2e’s challenges. For instance, submit your recipe video for a “7-Day Camping Cook-Off” contest and ask viewers to vote or comment.

8. Link Ads with Talent Posts

If you’ve posted talent content (like a cooking video or gear review), promote it through an ad. Use the ad to drive traffic to your Talent Post, shop, or blog.

Final Thought: Start Small, But Start Today

If you’ve ever felt like you had something to share but didn’t know where to begin, BSMe2e gives you a home.

Your tent doesn’t have to be fancy. Your recipe doesn’t have to be gourmet. Your product doesn’t need investors.

You just need a story, a spark, and a little guidance.
And this guide? That’s your spark.

So go ahead, sign up and start showing your camping talent. Build on your core talent, stay consistent with your passion and progress, and slowly, you can dive into one of our passion projects too!