Episode 247 - Interview with Jaso...

Episode 247 - Interview with Jason Demo

The Prepared Mindset Podcast por Austin Diehl
T3 · E247
28 jun 2024
01:47:07

Notas del episodio

Marketing is tied in to almost every single piece of information and content that we ingest in the firearms industry. It seems that you can't watch your favorite influencer, or favorite instructor without actually touching some piece of promotion or subliminal marketing. To get into this, and of course, talk about our industry and community, I'm joined by Jason Demo. Jason is a former law enforcement officer in Florida, and has a interesting story that landed him in his role today, working as a marketing and media professional in the firearms industry. Currently, Jason works with Langdon Tactical, as well as running his own business providing media within the community, as well as offering some charity work in his field, to businesses and organizations in need. We touch on photography, jobs in the industry and connections via LinkedIn, Innovation within the market, and a lot more. This was a outstanding discussion, and I'm sincerely looking forward to being able to have Jason back on in the future.

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