Tracy Hazzard Getting Interviewed

Podcasting is a growing platform. With it comes a growing number of competitions, making it harder to cut through the noise and put your name out there. What does it take to make people tune into yours? Tom Hazzard and Tracy Hazzard believe in building credibility. In this episode, they join The Note Closers Show Podcast with Scott Carson to share podcast tactics that will help you market and grow your business and reach more people. How do you bring in guests? What makes people want to share your show? How can you monetize? What is the ideal show length? Tom and Tracy share their expertise. Join them and Scott in this great conversation to learn the basics you need to start a podcast, build your credibility, and take your business to the next level.

If you're launching a product in this day and age, where people are almost always online, you need to expand to the digital world. Otherwise, you just might find yourself falling behind. One of the great ways to put yourself out there is by showing your brand through online content. In this episode, Tracy Hazzard is with Kevin A Dunlap for the Plentiful Perspectives Podcast to share her expertise on how you can start a business, create your brand, and take it to where the people are. As a product launch expert with a podcast company under her belt, Tracy has the knowledge and experience to help you market yourself through podcasting, blogging, and even Facebook Live. What are the first few things to take into consideration when launching products? How do you test the markets? How can you take your products on the shelves? She answers all of these and more. Plus, Tracy also lends her journey towards the success she is now to provide us with the lessons she learned along the way. 

Have you ever wondered what it takes to turn your idea into a product? More than that, have you ever wondered what it takes to do it successfully? Tracy Hazzard joins Jonny Nastor to discuss the key steps on how to choose and develop an idea into a sellable product. From hiring the right people to predicting marketability, they cover all the bases on how to take your vision to the market. Tracy also talks about having a healthy business partnership with her husband and what crucial skills helped build their business. Tune in on this episode of Hack The Entrepreneur to learn more!

Hack The Entrepreneur Podcast

Jonny Nastor

As online communities continue to grow, and so much so this pandemic, podcasts have been on the rise as well. Those managing a podcasting business must double their efforts to cope with the demand of both the hosts and audience. Tracy Hazzard gives a glimpse into her podcasting career as she joins Joshua T. Berglan at the Morning Gratitude Podcast. She explains how she and her team handle various podcasting shows at Podetize/Brandcasters, Inc., as well as how her simple show about 3D printing eventually became three podcasts reaching over 550 episodes. Tracy also shares how to leverage an organic advertising model in growing a business, how her strong desire to help build other people's brand motivated her to seek success, and how to keep podcast episodes timelessly engaging and interesting.

Morning Gratitude Podcast

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Joshua T. Berglan

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Innovation. It’s something that entrepreneurs are obsessed about. It something that keeps them awake at night. But there is a lot more to innovation than just coming up with a brilliant idea in your head and then risking everything away to bring that into fruition. Entrepreneurs have to listen to their gut – their creative intuition – because it usually leads them to someplace good. It is absolutely essential to keep that gut check, that reality slap that might be the only thing that saves you from ruining yourself and everything you’ve worked so hard for with your greatest idea. Tracy Hazzard reflects on these thoughts with Adam Markel in this episode of The Conscious Pivot. As a creative entrepreneur, Tracy has been in the trenches building an innovative business while being a mother and a spouse at the same time. Listen in and learn how she went through a process of conscious pivoting to gain clarity about where she is going in her business and what purpose she serves.

The Conscious Pivot Podcast

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Adam Markel

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There is a lot of wisdom to be shared by those who have been in the trenches and failed their way forward to where they are now, but if the universe conspired to allow them only one piece of advice, what would make the most impact to the budding entrepreneur? Tracy Hazzard counts herself in as one of the panelists who share their take on this question in this Flash Topic discussion at Timothy Bush’s On the Shelf Podcast. For her part, Tracy emphasizes the need to obtain market proof before taking major risks, not just to prove that people like your product, service or idea, but to make sure that they will buy it. Follow the whole discussion as Tracy and her co-panelists try to home in to the single most important and all-encompassing entrepreneurial advice of all.

On The Shelf

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Timothy Bush

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How does one know when it’s time to change course – to redesign a project, pivot it to another direction, or abandon it altogether? It can be a scary thought because sometimes, changing course can feel like giving up and we have always been conditioned to think that we have to stick to the path. Tracy Hazzard shares some of her thoughts on this together with a panel of fellow industry leaders in this Flash Topic discussion at the On The Shelf Podcast with host, Timothy Bush. To Tracy, much of that decision-making process comes down to determining what the market needs, not what your opinion is. Although it is a given that you have to be passionate about something for you to push through with it, it is also critical to listen to customer’s feedback – in whatever form it may come from – because it is the single most important thing that will guide you in the right direction.

On The Shelf

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Timothy Bush

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Amazon is a crowded market, but just because it is so doesn’t mean you can’t stand out. Sharing her expertise on that matter, Tracy Hazzard joins the Amazon FBA Millionaires Podcast with Jeff Allen to talk about some of the things you can do to build a brand and, moreover, help you create a new product. She takes us through the process of arriving at that product you want and then shares what a nine-figure acquisition looks like. Offering some caution on the side, Tracy also talks about the things to be wary of when being with big brands. Join Tracy in this great conversation with Jeff to learn how you can take on the retail world with a truly great product.

It’s a noisy world out there, especially in the very saturated online world. How, then, can you make yourself be seen, heard, and found? In this episode of the In the CLEAR Business Podcast with Justin Recla, Tracy Hazzard provides the ways that are not only trendy but also timeless and sustainable. At the heart of it are the transparent marketing strategies that she not only preaches but also practices. She shares some of them with us while also letting us in on the world of podcasting, the things to do and should not do, and more.

Having a platform in this day and age is important to establish yourself and your business. But what is a platform if it’s empty? Even more, how can you grow it? Tracy Hazzard joins Juliet Clark’s Promote, Profit, Publish podcast to tell us why content is the answer. She shares how you can keep growing your platform by having the right content in place, allowing you to attract the right audience and, underneath it all, raise your platform for you. As the CEO and co-founder of Brandcasters, Inc., the largest podcast post-production company and alternative monetization hosting platform, Tracy talks about getting into podcasting and setting up your own platform in a way that will grow you. She then digs deep into podcast content, branding, messaging, and more.