802: The Code of Business Building: Marketing, Product Development, and Launches with Tracy Childers

Tracy Childers is an experienced internet marketer and software entrepreneur. He comes from a family of successful speakers and business owners - his father John Childers teaches people how to speak and sell from the stage, and his brother JJ Childers teaches asset protection and tax strategies. Today, Tracy talks about his background in software development and internet marketing, explaining how he transitioned from creating custom software for clients to building and selling his own software products.

In this episode of Marketer of the Day, Tracy Childers shares his approach to product development, software, and business scalability, emphasizing the importance of outsourcing and building systems. He discusses key projects like FLV Producer and WishList Member, showing how listening to customer feedback and improving usability drove their success. Tracy explains that success comes not from coding alone, but from combining marketing insight, customer understanding, and careful team management. He encourages creators to prototype, test, and refine their products while retaining focus on vision and end-user experience. For more information, he directs listeners to wishlistproducts.com, where they can explore his software offerings and community resources.

Quotes

“You don’t have to know how to code; you just have to get really good at explaining what you want.”

“Once a product is finished, it can sell over and over without you doing the work—set it up right, and it generates revenue while you focus on new ideas.”

“The magic formula is simple: does your visitor come to your site and say, ‘This is exactly what I was looking for’?”

“Having the right people is always key—you need to make sure what gets done is your vision and what the customers want.”

Resources

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Filed in: Archive 4: 2020-2023 • Interview • Podcast

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