In this episode of RVing Unfiltered, I sit down with Matt Foxcroft from Matt’s RV Reviews — the guy who didn’t just sell RVs, he straight-up rewired how RVs get marketed and moved. We get into his whole origin story: from slinging beers in stadiums on tips and commission, to negotiating his way into RV sales, to realizing YouTube wasn’t “extra”… it was the engine. The big pivot was branding himself (not the dealership), and the simple framework that blew his channel up: three things he likes and three things he doesn’t like about every rig. Then we go where the RV industry hates going: bathrooms, black tanks, and the infamous “prime pooping position.” Matt explains how one real-world problem (not being able to shut the bathroom door because your knee hits it) turned into a viral moment — and eventually into Liquified. He breaks down how he tested toilet treatments, why he built his own product instead of just cashing sponsor checks, and how it scaled into major retail. We also talk creator strategy and sales reality: if you’re waiting for the door to open, you’re already done. Matt’s take is simple — the “big” RV influencers aren’t magical sales unicorns; they’re just consistent enough to make a video every day and let momentum do its thing.