Podcast appearances and mentions of evan tardy

Resources: Draxe.com Read: Guerrilla Marketing by Jay Levinson ; The Synergist by Les McKeown ; Rocket Fuel and Traction by Gino Wickman Listen: Tony Robbins with Nick Poles Mastermind: workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind Connect with us on Instagram: @kimmurgatroyd | @robmurgatroyd Today I am joined by Evan Tardy! Evan Tardy is the Chief Digital Officer of draxe.com, where he scaled growth for the company from the start. He was responsible for generating over $90M in direct revenue for the company, on top of being a guest lecturer at Vanderbilt University, and a startup advisor. I wanted to have Evan on the show because Evan is a master at scaling businesses and growth tactics. This episode is incredible, and will provide SO much value to your business, no matter the size. In This Conversation We Cover: [5:33] Growing up in Texas and the first business he started in his teens [11:41] Helping a dentist market his business [15:16] Moving to Nashville and becoming part of Dr. Axe’s vision [20:47] Being responsible for millions of dollars in revenue + how Evan got there [23:40] What products and programs Dr. Axe offers + where the company is now [30:04] Visionaries and Integrators in business partnerships [35:10] The importance of culture within a company [37:52] Evan’s daily practices that help him perform better + being present [50:58] Rapid Fire with Evan Tardy Did you learn something from this episode? We’d love to hear about it! Click here to leave a 5-star Review.

Resources: Draxe.com Read: Guerrilla Marketing by Jay Levinson ; The Synergist by Les McKeown ; Rocket Fuel and Traction by Gino Wickman Listen: Tony Robbins with Nick Poles Mastermind: workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind Connect with us on Instagram: @kimmurgatroyd | @robmurgatroyd   Today I am joined by Evan Tardy! Evan Tardy is the Chief Digital Officer of draxe.com, where he scaled growth for the company from the start. He was responsible for generating over $90M in direct revenue for the company, on top of being a guest lecturer at Vanderbilt University, and a startup advisor. I wanted to have Evan on the show because Evan is a master at scaling businesses and growth tactics. This episode is incredible, and will provide SO much value to your business, no matter the size.   In This Conversation We Cover: [5:33] Growing up in Texas and the first business he started in his teens [11:41] Helping a dentist market his business [15:16] Moving to Nashville and becoming part of Dr. Axe's vision [20:47] Being responsible for millions of dollars in revenue + how Evan got there [23:40] What products and programs Dr. Axe offers + where the company is now [30:04] Visionaries and Integrators in business partnerships [35:10] The importance of culture within a company [37:52] Evan's daily practices that help him perform better + being present [50:58] Rapid Fire with Evan Tardy Did you learn something from this episode? We'd love to hear about it! Click here to leave a 5-star Review.

Evan Tardy is the Chief Digital Officer at Ancient Nutrition (Dr. Axe) in Nashville. Draxe.com started as a way to help people transform their lives through the power of nutrition. On this episode, Evan and Travis talk about how hearts and minds are one on the internet and the importance of meeting the right “who”. Join Travis Chambers and guests as they share epic stories about hacking media, getting people’s attention, and turning them into customers.   Links and Resources from this Episode For additional information of this episode go to: www.chamber.media Show Notes They talk about Evan’s company “Dr. Axe” - 1:22 Evan tells us how he wanted to build something online - 4:00 Evan shares with us what happened when he moved to Nashville - 5:14 Evan's studies and background- 8:28 The advantage to access information - 14:40 Evan tells us that the references that you had in your life are important - 14:53 Evan talks about successful people- 16:06 Travis and Evan talk about wisdom versus knowledge - 20:08 Philosophy about hiring people - 22:48 Evan talks about the importance of his vision: where we go and where we want to go - 27:42 Culture as values and behaviors - 31:01 Evan recommends us a book about motivation in the workplace - 32:08 They talk about digital marketing and management - 39:20 Some parts of management that are fun - 41:34 Being a practitioner - 42:06 You have to meet the right "who" - 45:02 The billionaires are playing a game - 49:44   Review, Subscribe and Share If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here   Make sure you’re subscribed to the podcast so you get the latest episodes. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Subscribe with Stitcher Subscribe with RSS

Gravy is a proud sponsor of the 7-figure CEO Podcast. This is a podcast dedicated to helping entrepreneurs break through the million-dollar barrier facing them in their business. This podcast moves past the ‘theory’ of business and focuses on practical strategies that you can implement right away. At Gravy, we exist to help entrepreneurs and CEO’s solve the problem of failed payments and credit card declines in their business. We know this one problem alone costs small businesses billions of dollars nationwide each year, and we want to help. We are passionate about entrepreneurship, and we want to help as many businesses leaders as we possibly can build healthy, thriving businesses that will continue to serve people, solve challenging problems, and provide jobs for years and years to come. Today’s Guest: In this episode of The 7-Figure CEO Podcast, Casey speaks with Evan Tardy. Evan helped build DrAxe.com from $0 to 2X, 3X, and 5X year over year revenue growth, which landed them #130 on the Inc. 500 Fastest Growing Companies in America, and the #1 fastest growing company in Tennessee in 2016. In 2013 he was named president of draxe.com and by the age of 30, was responsible for generating over $90M in direct revenue with yearly revenues of $50M+. He built a profitable direct response ad budget of $1M/month, and landed draxe.com on the Inc. 500 list two years in a row. Today Evan talks about his start at draxe.com and the experiences he had that lead him to generate growth so quickly. He shares why he decided to see it through during trying times, and why it is important to always try new things. Listen in as one of the fastest growing entrepreneurs teaches you how he made it through the early struggle. What You’ll Learn How Evan got started in a small business. Why an employee’s track record matters. How to give value first, and get business later. How to use “The Flywheel†to your advantage. Evan’s current day-to-day structure as President. How often you should change up your position.   Why trying something new, has no disadvantage. www.allgravy.io casey@allgravy.io www.draxe.com Thanks For Listening! We’d love to hear your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below Share this episode on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter To help this podcast: Leave a review on iTunes. Subscribe on iTunes.

Evan Tardy is President of the company Dr. Axe. This year they are shooting to $100 million in revenue for their health and wellness online company. This podcast explores the driver of this 6 and ½ year explosive growth- providing value through insightful, not informative, content. Show Notes: 00:09 Evan Tardy, President of Doctor Axe 03:49 The INC 500 list 05:11 Snapshot of the current team 07:10 What kind of things have you done to get to $100m 08:49 Put a lot of effort to providing a lot of value upfront 09:18 Goal: get 20 million unique visitors each month 10:27 How did you get world class content from the beginning? 13:51 How do you as the president know how to steer the ship? 14:36 Culture of data and metrics 15:15 Email and how it’s affected the business and growth 19:47 Unpacking the terms insight vs. information 22:41 Backup intuition with data 24:10 How much do you weigh customer insight? 30:08 Connect with Evan Tardy on LinkedIn Resources: Evan Tardy’s LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/evantardy/ Dr Axe - https://draxe.com

  It will probably not come as a surprise that today’s guest, Evan Tardy, was born with entrepreneurship blood running through his veins. His grandfather took the risk years ago to walk away from the already-in-place family farm and started a company, which is now run by his own father. Both men played a pivotal role in instilling a strong worth ethic in Evan, and further supporting those roles with phrases like, “You make your money at 4:00 on a Friday afternoon.” With this in mind, it was inevitable that Evan started his own entrepreneurial career at the ripe age of 16 when he created his own mobile car wash service. Of course, hours upon hours in the sun washing cars gets tiring after a couple years, so with a successful run he sold the business to a friend to pursue other adventures on his entrepreneurial path. While there were moments of discouragement (and still some today), he just kept hustling and getting things done with the mentality that you “learn in your 20s and earn in your 30s” thanks to the idea from author Keith Ferrazzi. So after trying a lot of different things, volunteering and learning about various areas, he ended up meeting a dentist who was moving to town. Seeing the need for some marketing help, Evan offered to help him at no cost (it was the perfect opportunity for him to cut his teeth on the new things he’d learned). Not only was he successful, he increased the dentist’s monthly income by more than three times than when he began. Evan also helped another friend with his marketing at no cost and had similar results. Did he need to give his work away for free? Certainly not, but for him, “The benefit of being able to help someone in some way or another and approach every challenge or thing I wanted to learn has come back to pay dividends in many, many multiples.” After all, why would you not practice/hone your skills with a smaller (safe) audience before you have to do it for a much larger group? “Create a safe space for you to experiment. Try stuff, learn and fail when you only have an audience of two or three or when there’s very little on the line.” Fast forward to Evan’s raging success as the President of Dr. Axe, the 2nd largest natural health website in the world. Now in a leadership role, he focuses on bringing the right people onto their team and ensuring that everyone is bringing their best selves and creative problem-solving skills to work each day. But what else contributes to the fact that Dr. Axe has been recognized as one of Inc. 5000's fastest-growing companies? “We’re serving people with a mission that’s a lot greater than ourselves.” And while that mission is super important, he also knows that money, personal growth and friends play a factor, in addition to reinvesting in their employees, hiring more great people and focusing on the same things. There’s really no “secret sauce.” “By really choosing to focus on a few key pieces of the puzzle for us, we’re able to reinvest profits to get better and better.” Evan is a shining example of what it means to be a true entrepreneur – both in work ethic and generosity. And he feels that we’re all here to aspire to some amount of greatness. Whether you make millions or just get by, he truly believes we should all just, “Enjoy the journey and OWN that we are all striving for greatness.” And what a great lesson for us all.  In This Episode You Will Learn:  eCommerce Digitial Marketing Giving Entrepreneurship Creative Problem-Solving Millionaires Purpose  Resources: DrAxe.com FB: @evantardy Digitalmarketer.com  Book & Author recommendations: Never Eat Alone by Keith Ferrazzi Essentialism by Greg McKeown The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey Russel Brunson Ryan Deiss  For more stories and tips on becoming unapologetically wealthy, follow me @Chriswharder on Instagram and check out fortheloveofmoney.com.