Tracy Hazzard Getting Interviewed

How do you make your livestreams binge-worthy? Tracy Hazzard explains what exactly that means and how you can do it in this episode of The Live eCommerce Podcast with hosts, Whitney Lauritsen, Nicolas Bailliache and MJ Allen. Tracy is an industry-leading expert whose unique gift to the podcasting, marketing and branding industries is the ability to find that binge factor which will support you in marketing your message, growing your audience, and building authority for your brand. Join in and learn some tips and tricks from Tracy herself as she shows how you can do just that without spending a lot of time, money or effort.

Does your podcast have what it takes to be bingeworthy? If you want your podcast to succeed, you better have this quality, and Tracy Hazzard shows you how. Marla Isackson of the Mind Of A Mentor podcast picks Tracy's brain on podcasting and building your brand. Tracy goes back to her company's roots, giving us a look at how she built Podetize. She also shares a few great tips on making your podcast bingeworthy and driving listener growth. Learn the ins and outs of podcasting as Tracy shares insights as only she can.

Being an entrepreneur isn't easy. You have to make sure that whatever you're selling, you're selling to the right people. You need to find investors, take note of your financial data, and more. And that's just the business side to it. You also have to take into account the creative side. What will you name your brand? How will you pitch your product? All of these are needed for success as an entrepreneur. In a panel discussion moderated by Hina Cao, Tracy Hazzard along with other experts share insights on entrepreneurial success. Listen to Tracy’s first-hand experience in building, investing, and supporting companies along their entrepreneurial journey. This is a very insightful roundtable about the entrepreneurial ecosystem. You don’t want to miss it.

Building an audience is crucial for any podcast that aims for longevity. Without this capability and without the ability to bring value to your audience, a podcast is most likely doomed to fail. In this episode, Tracy Hazzard is interviewed by the host of the Profit with Podcasting Podcast, Noah Tetzner. Tracy discusses how building an audience helps with sustainability. She also gives a small peek at how she helps podcast clients set up, launch, and improve their shows with an eye towards the long-term. Learn more podcast industry insights from Tracy and Noah by tuning in.

Looking for a project management tool that’s efficient, time-based, affordable, and can help track multiple talks and a large team? ClickUp might be what you need! Join as Tracy Hazzard explains how Podetize uses ClickUp to scale its operations. She joins Alicia Butler Pierre from The Business Infrastructure Podcast to detail how they use the program and why it works. As a CEO, Tracy recognizes the need to work on your business rather than working in it. That’s why it’s important to have project management tools that help and also measure progress. Plus, she discusses ways to optimize the tool for your business without breaking the bank. Stay tuned!

Many podcasts never make it far. As more and more shows come on, how do you make yourself stand out and keep your listeners’ attention? In this episode, Tracy Hazzard joins Lou Diamond from Thrive LOUD Podcast to spill what it takes to become “Binge-Worthy.” Perhaps start by finding your ideal customer. They could be anywhere in this vast social media world. Go to the place you're most comfortable with and be your most authentic self. Do you want more binge-worthy advice? Join Tracy as she shares more on how to not only find your audience but also be seen and heard!

Starting a podcast show is more than just releasing episodes and patiently waiting for listeners to come by. For it to be an engaging show with a proper return on investment, effective podcasting techniques must be implemented. Tracy Hazzard shares her most important tips in starting your own show in this discussion with Melanie Herschorn of The VIP Access Podcast. She explains why breaking down a podcast into seasons is not a practical decision, how far episodes should be done in advance, the best monetization strategies, and more.

With so many podcast shows competing for the most listeners and followers, releasing bingeworthy content has never been more serious. Hosts scramble to invite famous guests, produce engaging discussions, and provide enticing promos as fast as possible. But what does it truly take for a podcaster to successfully capture the hearts (and ears) of many? Tracy Hazzard joins Pat Flynn of The Smart Passive Income Podcast to dissect the two most important elements of a bingeworthy podcast: to educate and to entertain. She also explains why hosts should focus on revealing their authentic selves every episode to attract the audience they truly want to touch.

As the internet becomes the main arena for business engagement, producing unique content aside from traditional adverts is highly needed. One of the best ways to do this is by producing a podcast show to highlight your work and connect with the target audience. In this conversation with Todd Westra of The Leadership in Business Podcast, Tracy Hazzard talks about her work at Podetize, the largest post-production house of podcasts. She goes into detail about how they help aspiring podcasters establish an engaging show through their profit-first model. Tracy also opens up about the challenges of managing a growing team scattered all around the globe, promoting free-thinking and critical problem solving to each member.

The pandemic has made a huge impact in a lot of aspects in our lives, including how we market our products. In a time when almost every business is pivoting online, how do we make our products special so they would stand out in this heavy competition? Timothy Bush sits down for a conversation with product design and development specialist Tracy Hazzard as they dive into how you can grow your business in the online world. They also discuss the difference between selling your products online, selling your products in store, and how design plays a big part of that. Tune in to this episode to learn more about growing your online sales and the importance of understanding your target market and catering their needs.