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Indigenous Marketing That Honours Culture and Sparks Connection.

At Bold Ink, we are proud to collaborate with First Nations groups and Indigenous businesses to create respectful, community-driven marketing that informs, inspires, and empowers. We understand the importance of cultural knowledge, relationship-building, and trust—and we bring that sensitivity to every engagement.

Our work is rooted in listening first and ensuring each campaign reflects the values, goals, and stories of the communities we serve. From tourism development to brand storytelling, we co-create strategies that are inclusive, authentic, and built to last.

Our Commitment to Indigenous Collaboration

  • We prioritize cultural integrity and respectful storytelling

  • We amplify Indigenous voices through strategic branding

  • We drive economic growth through tourism and community engagement

  • We engage in partnerships, not projects—built on trust and mutual respect

How We Support Indigenous Marketing Initiatives

  • Branding & Identity Development – Honoring tradition with modern storytelling

  • Tourism & Destination Marketing – Showcasing Indigenous experiences

  • Community Engagement & PR – Strengthening connections with key audiences

  • Workshops & Capacity Building – Supporting skills development within communities

Let’s tell your story authentically.
“Bold Ink Strategy was amazing in the work they delivered for Huuayaht. They were able to take our vision and goals for our Kiixin Tourism Strategy and deliver a top notch product. Lindsey's experience and background definitely shows in her work and commitment."

TREVOR COOTES, HUU-AY-AHT FIRST NATION

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Huu-Ay-Aht First Nation

With a desire to share their story, the Huu-ay-aht First Nation opted to allow guided access to Kiix̣in, their ancient village site and a National Historic Site.

 

Kiix̣in is the only known First Nations village of more than 100 villages on the southern B.C. coast that still features significant, standing traditional architecture. We partnered with Huu-ay-aht Ḥaw̓iiḥ and elected council to tell the story of their traditional capital village and bring it to market.

Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ First Nation

Upon signing the Maa-nulth treaty in 2011, the Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ reclaimed land which was the modern day home of a campground. With a vision to grow the property into an ecological resort, we worked with the nation to develop and bring to market the Wya Point Resort.

 

Working with the Nation’s Ḥaw̓iiḥ as well as their elected council, we developed a brand identity that emphasized Wya Point Resort’s Indigenous history as well as fit with the offering of a modern ecological resort. We created a strategic marketing plan for the resort and provided guest experience training to the community’s members to support the Nation’s goal of employing its own. Wya Point Resort was granted the Outstanding Accommodation award by Indigenous Tourism BC in 2014.

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"The Bold Ink Strategy team were dedicated, focused and remained extremely patient and committed to this unique and challenging project. Their work was exceptional and I wold welcome the opportunity to work with them again."

JON ZWICKEL, SKWACHAYS LODGE

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Skwachàys Lodge Indigenous Hotel
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Skwachàys Lodge is a boutique hotel that has a social impact - 100% of the profits flow back into the non-profit Vancouver Native Housing Society (VNHS)- while giving guests the opportunity to experience and celebrate authentic Indigenous arts and culture. Readying for the opening of Skwachàys Lodge, the Vancouver Native Housing Society needed to tell the story of this first property of its kind in Canada and retained Bold Ink Strategy. We led the branding and marketing efforts for the launch of this incredible project and positioned the hotel as a one of a kind cultural accommodation experience for guests visiting Vancouver.

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