Hazzard: WTFF secured a $4,000 per month podcast sponsorship deal
Tracy Hazzard · EP 246: Will She Replace Lori Grenier on Shark Tank? Her Designs Have Sold Brought In Over $1,000,000,000 In Revenue with Tracy Hazzard of HazzDesign · Apr 25, 2016 · at 18:46
Tracy Hazzard, CEO of HazzDesign, explains the monetization and sponsor pricing model for her podcast WTFF with Nathan Latka.
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“This one is going to be a 4000 because they're just doing one episode a week. So 4000 per month.”
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