Alex Haddox's guest appearances

Alex Haddox

Holistic Survival Show - Economic Crisis

Martial Arts Lineage Podcast

Speaking Of Wealth with Jason Hartman

The PodcastMotor Show

Nick Loper

Doug Sandler

David Jackson

Hal Elrod

David Osborn

Jeffrey Gitomer

Bryan Taylor

Gary Chapman

Ryan Michler

Gerard Adams

Sharon Lechter

Mac Prichard

Paul Jarvis

Josh Elledge

Randy Gage

OwlTail

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 48, originally published in April 2012. In this first episode of our series on podcasting, Jason Hartman hears founder of Palladium Education, Inc, Alex Haddox’s story of how he began podcasting to enhance his business. One of Alex’s favorite things to do was radio shows and was in public relations for many years. He began marketing his seminars through podcasts and building his brand. Alex currently has over 200 podcasts. He explains how he tracked downloads, noting that it takes a while to build up a listening audience. He learned how to engage the audience and to fulfill their desire for more episodes. He came up with the idea of doing a Quick Tip every other episode. As he posted these podcasts, his listening audience increased six-fold. He encourages consistency and diligence, explaining that having a passion for it, for the content, is very important for success. Alex calls podcasting a “long game.” He has his own equipment, does his own editing and uploading, and has low overhead costs. By joining a podcasting network, Alex’s audience doubled. He explains the benefits of the podcast network, i.e. the support and rapport that is built, leading to a close knit group of podcasters. All in all, Alex has experienced great success with his podcasts, having never spent money on advertising for his show, and managing the process himself. Website: www.PalladiumEducation.com www.AlexHaddox.com

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 48, originally published in April 2012. In this first episode of our series on podcasting, Jason Hartman hears founder of Palladium Education, Inc, Alex Haddox’s story of how he began podcasting to enhance his business. One of Alex’s favorite things to do was radio shows and was in public relations for many years. He began marketing his seminars through podcasts and building his brand. Alex currently has over 200 podcasts. He explains how he tracked downloads, noting that it takes a while to build up a listening audience. He learned how to engage the audience and to fulfill their desire for more episodes. He came up with the idea of doing a Quick Tip every other episode. As he posted these podcasts, his listening audience increased six-fold. He encourages consistency and diligence, explaining that having a passion for it, for the content, is very important for success. Alex calls podcasting a “long game.” He has his own equipment, does his own editing and uploading, and has low overhead costs. By joining a podcasting network, Alex’s audience doubled. He explains the benefits of the podcast network, i.e. the support and rapport that is built, leading to a close knit group of podcasters. All in all, Alex has experienced great success with his podcasts, having never spent money on advertising for his show, and managing the process himself. Website: <a href="http://www.PalladiumEducation.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.PalladiumEducation.com</a> <a href="http://www.AlexHaddox.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.AlexHaddox.com</a>

446 FBF: Podcast Production & Marketing Techniques with Alex Haddox Founder of Palladium Education

Alex Haddox is my guest today on Podcastonomics.  Alex has a great story of revival in podcasting.  Currently on his 276th episode in the area of personal and home defense, Alex had a bit of a false start in optimizing his podcast to support the rest of his business.  In these earlier days Alex was big into seminars and using his podcast to build his brand to promote those live events.

Episode 10: Alex Haddox of Practical Defense

In this episode I speak with Alex Haddox, host of the Practical Defense Podcast.  He has trained many styles of martial arts and specializes is giving practical defense tips for everyday habits that can help protect you and your loved ones from a the myriad of immediate threats that lurk in our society. Alex and has been working with Grandmaster Mohamad Tabatabai to develop a new style of martial arts which is a "synergy" of American Kempo and Jujitsu.  We discuss some of the intricacies of what it takes to develop a new style of martial arts and his experiences and motivation for doing it.  I also learn how these two styles of martial arts compliment each other so much any why this new blend makes so much practical sense. Keep an eye out for Alex's book that we discuss in this episode which he hopes to begin publishing in a few months. For more information on Alex Haddox, his seminars, podcast, book and experience, visit his website:  http://www.AlexHaddox.com

In this episode I speak with Alex Haddox, host of the Practical Defense Podcast. He has trained many styles of martial arts and specializes is giving practical defense tips for everyday habits that can help protect you and your loved ones from a the myriad of immediate threats that lurk in our society. Alex and has been working with Grandmaster Mohamad Tabatabai to develop a new style of martial arts which is a "synergy" of American Kempo and Jujitsu. We discuss some of the intricacies of what it takes to develop a new style of martial arts and his experiences and motivation for doing it. I also learn how these two styles of martial arts compliment each other so much any why this new blend makes so much practical sense. Keep an eye out for Alex's book that we discuss in this episode which he hopes to begin publishing in a few months. For more information on Alex Haddox, his seminars, podcast, book and experience, visit his website: <a href="http://www.AlexHaddox.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.AlexHaddox.com</a>

Episode 12 - Interview with Alex Haddox of the Practical Defense Podcast