Jason LaRose's guest appearances

Jason LaRose

The Modern Retail Podcast

The Playbook With David Meltzer

Fitt Insider

Into the Garden with Leslie

Nick Ajluni

John Robinson

Warby Parker

Gabi Lewis

Matt Higgins

Kara Goldin

Bryan Moore

Alicia Tillman

Nick Guillen

Herman Miller

Joe Dispenza

Marianne Williamson

Vanessa Hudgens

Brian Scudamore

Andy Frisella

OwlTail

The plant of the week is the tulip poplar. This week's interview is with arborist Jason LaRose from Queen City Silviculture. The Play List includes what to shop for and Vivaldi's Spring. Corrections 3:21 / Plant of the week 4:19 / Interview 6:25 / Play List 20:42--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/intothegarden/support

The plant of the week is the tulip poplar. This week's interview is with arborist Jason LaRose from <a href="http://www.queencitysilviculture.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Queen City Silviculture.</a> The Play List includes what to shop for and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LiztfE1X7E" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Vivaldi's Spring.</a> Corrections 3:21 / Plant of the week 4:19 / Interview 6:25 / Play List 20:42--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/intothegarden/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/intothegarden/support</a>

08: Tulip Poplars, Jason LaRose, and How to Shop for Plants

On this episode of #ThePlaybook, Jason LaRose, CEO of Equinox Media, shares his thoughts on: [1:23] - How he started the digital side of his career before getting involved with other types of projects at Under Armour [3:46] - His strategy for adapting to the rapid changes in the fitness industry in recent months [7:14] - How Equinox has worked to provide its audience with a fitness collective which includes some of the world’s top brands [12:02] - Why customer experience and word of mouth are such important marketing tools   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of #ThePlaybook, Jason LaRose, CEO of Equinox Media, shares his thoughts on:<ul> <li>[1:23] - How he started the digital side of his career before getting involved with other types of projects at Under Armour</li> <li>[3:46] - His strategy for adapting to the rapid changes in the fitness industry in recent months</li> <li>[7:14] - How Equinox has worked to provide its audience with a fitness collective which includes some of the world’s top brands</li> <li>[12:02] - Why customer experience and word of mouth are such important marketing tools</li> </ul> Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Jason LaRose: CEO of Equinox Media | #ThePlaybook 319

Equinox took the gym and turned it into a premium product. Now the company is looking to do the same with the fitness instruction videos you watch online -- think high-end camera work instead of vertical video shot on an iPhone, featuring some of their 6,000 instructors and full-fledged classes.Equinox Group is serious enough about it that they've put a new division of the company, Equinox Media, to the task."We're really running a half fitness club, half production studio every single day," Equinox Media CEO Jason LaRose said on this week's episode of Making Marketing.In this, LaRose said, they're responding to trends among existing customers -- who in surveys say they want to spend more time with the brand -- and Americans as a whole. "When you see a $4 trillion wellness economy, when you see gym or club memberships at an all-time high in this country while you also see digital content going through the roof, I think you're on to something where you really need to follow the consumer."In this week’s episode of Making Marketing, LaRose talked about starting a content-making company from scratch, how stores today are more about marketing than bringing in revenue and why media will be a customer acquisition tool.

Equinox took the gym and turned it into a premium product. Now the company is looking to do the same with the fitness instruction videos you watch online -- think high-end camera work instead of vertical video shot on an iPhone, featuring some of their 6,000 instructors and full-fledged classes.Equinox Group is serious enough about it that they've put a new division of the company, Equinox Media, to the task."We're really running a half fitness club, half production studio every single day," Equinox Media CEO Jason LaRose said on this week's episode of Making Marketing.In this, LaRose said, they're responding to trends among existing customers -- who in surveys say they want to spend more time with the brand -- and Americans as a whole. "When you see a <a href="https://www.glossy.co/beauty/how-publishers-are-jumping-on-the-wellness-market-opportunity/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">$4 trillion wellness economy</a>, when you see gym or club memberships at an all-time high in this country while you also see digital content going through the roof, I think you're on to something where you really need to follow the consumer."In this week’s episode of Making Marketing, LaRose talked about starting a content-making company from scratch, how stores today are more about marketing than bringing in revenue and why media will be a customer acquisition tool.

How Equinox Media CEO Jason LaRose is using workout videos to create a media business