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97 sessions

Ep. 1
Marketing & SEO

May 25, 2022·1m 37s

Seowolf Introduction

Welcome to the SEOWolf Podcast, your casual, no-fluff guide to mastering internet marketing and the art of persuasion. Hosted by Harwin, this isn’t your typical polished, scripted marketing show — it’s a relaxed one-on-one chat designed to give you real, actionable insights every time you tune in.We go beyond the standard “how-to” and dive into the psychology, strategies, and lesser-known tactics that actually move the needle in SEO and online marketing. Whether you’re looking to rank higher, convert more, or simply understand what makes people click and buy, each episode delivers value you can apply immediately.Because life is busy, the SEOWolf Podcast is audio-only — zero fluff, zero video editing delays — so you can soak up powerful marketing know-how while commuting, walking, exercising, or tackling everyday chores. It’s entertainment and education rolled into one, constantly improving as we go, and always focused on making you a sharper, more persuasive marketer.Hit subscribe and get ready to grow — one conversation at a time.

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Ep. 2
Show Intro & Updates

May 25, 2022·1m 8s

Introduction - I'm no guru

Most marketing podcasts put a guru on a pedestal. This one doesn’t. Hosted by Harwin, the SEO Wolf Podcast is an honest, no-BS conversation about internet marketing and persuasion — straight from someone who’s been in the trenches, made the mistakes, and learned what actually works. Harwin doesn’t claim to have all the answers, and he won’t pretend to. What he does offer is real-world experience, battle-tested strategies, and the kind of practical insight you only get by failing, adapting, and succeeding. If you disagree with something, great — bring your own research, and he’ll dig into it with you. This is a show for marketers who want to learn together, not be lectured. Each episode is designed to help you skip the costly mistakes, sharpen your persuasive skills, and grow your online presence with techniques that go beyond surface-level theory. No fluff, no fake authority, just value you can actually use. Hit subscribe if you’re ready to get better at marketing — without the pedestal.

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Ep. 3
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·1m 48s

What we will be talking about

Marketing isn’t just tactics and algorithms — it’s psychology, human behaviour, and the art of persuasion. Hosted by Harwin, the SEO Wolf Podcast explores the thinking behind the marketer’s mind: the books he reads, the mental models he uses, and the subtle psychological principles that shape every sale, click, and conversion. Every episode dives into the intersection of marketing, sales, and psychology — because, as Harwin puts it, marketing is really just “maths plus psychology.” You’ll hear insights drawn from real study and real-world application, not recycled guru talk. The goal? To help you see problems differently, spot opportunities others miss, and become a sharper, more perceptive marketer in your day-to-day life. Topics drift naturally through persuasion, consumer psychology, and even occasional glimpses into NLP — but always kept straightforward and accessible. If something ever feels over your head, Harwin wants to know. This isn’t a one-way lecture; it’s an ongoing conversation designed to grow with its listeners. If you’re ready to train your mind, not just your skillset, hit subscribe and start seeing marketing — and people — in a whole new way.

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Ep. 4
Content & Branding

May 25, 2022·2m 41s

Content Creation - your message

What makes a message worth hearing? It’s not the lighting, the editing, or the charisma of the speaker — it’s the truth and value behind the words. Hosted by Harwin, the SEO Wolf Podcast is built on that exact belief: that content wins when it comes from a place of real conviction, not just a desire for attention. This is a persuasion and internet marketing podcast for people who want to master the psychology behind the click, the sale, and the scroll — without getting lost in hollow hacks or perfectionist production. Harwin shares lessons drawn from marketing, sales, psychology, and real-life experience, always circling back to one question: Do you have something to say that actually helps? If you’re a content creator, marketer, or entrepreneur waiting until everything looks “polished enough,” consider this your push to just speak. The message matters more than the mic. Hit subscribe, and start building marketing that means something.

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Ep. 5
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·3m 50s

Are you selling out trying to make money

When does monetization become selling out? Host Harwin tackles a problem every creator and influencer eventually faces: the temptation to say yes to every sponsorship deal that lands in your inbox. Using a real-life conversation with a singer friend as a springboard, this episode of the SEO Wolf Podcast explains why chasing any and every ad destroys brand trust—and how to make money without compromising your values.You’ll discover practical alternatives like affiliate marketing, where you pick products that actually fit your audience (a musician recommending music software, for instance) and earn commissions on your own terms. It’s a crash course in monetizing with integrity rather than grabbing whatever cash comes first.The SEO Wolf Podcast is your no-guru guide to internet marketing and the psychology of persuasion. Harwin shares what works, skips the hype, and always circles back to the mindset and strategies that build real, lasting influence. If you want to learn how to market yourself without losing yourself, hit subscribe.

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Ep. 6
Marketing & SEO

May 25, 2022·3m 44s

Basics - leading

What’s the one skill that separates top performers in marketing, sales, leadership, and even life? According to host Harwin, it’s the ability to lead — to guide a conversation, a presentation, or a sale toward a clear end goal without ever becoming a dictator. The SEO Wolf Podcast is a persuasion and internet marketing show that strips away the fluff and gets straight to the psychological engine behind every interaction. Harwin doesn’t teach quick hacks; he teaches you how to take full responsibility for the direction of any conversation, pivot with flexibility when obstacles arise, and elegantly steer prospects where they need to go — all while making them feel respected, not pushed. Using vivid metaphors (like a pilot navigating air traffic and weather, not just flying in a straight line), each episode delivers principles you can immediately apply to close more sales, lead stronger teams, and communicate with quiet authority. If you can master just this one skill of leading, Harwin guarantees you’ll outperform 99% of people who "don’t know what they’re doing." Hit subscribe and learn how to lead — not manipulate — your way to marketing success, one conversation at a time.

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Ep. 7
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·6m 36s

Using silence to your advantage

What if the most powerful persuasion tool wasn't a clever line or a perfect pitch — but silence? Hosted by Harwin, the SEO Wolf Podcast dives deep into the overlooked psychology behind internet marketing, sales, and influence. In this episode, you'll discover why those uncomfortable quiet moments are actually a secret weapon: how they communicate confidence, force decisions, and even stop an angry customer cold by breaking their emotional pattern. This isn't theory — it's a real, street-tested tactic that veteran salespeople and master communicators use to lead conversations elegantly. Each episode of the podcast unpacks practical, unconventional strategies like these, blending psychological insight with honest, no-guru talk. Harwin doesn't claim to know everything; he shares what he's learned from books, mistakes, and real-world application so you can skip the guesswork and become a sharper, more persuasive marketer. If you want to master the subtle arts of influence — from the power of silence to the psychology of leading without manipulating — hit subscribe and let's get uncomfortable together.

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Ep. 8
Mindset & Inner Game

May 25, 2022·6m 28s

Having a balance

Hustle culture tells you to sacrifice everything — friends, health, dating, sleep — and grind 24/7 until you make it. In this episode of the SEO Wolf Podcast, host Harwin pushes back with a hard-earned lesson: without balance, you don’t win. You just burn out. Harwin used to be the kind of person who replaced music with audiobooks, cut off his social life, and believed nothing mattered except the career. Now, after seeing himself and others crash, he explains why balance isn’t soft talk — it’s a sustainable advantage. Learn why neglecting health and relationships makes you vulnerable to wasting money trying to catch up later, how a simple "bare minimum" approach to fitness and friendship can protect your long-term performance, and why overcompensating in business often comes from a desperate search for validation. This isn’t advice to slack off. It’s a candid, slightly contrarian guide to working hard without becoming the lonely, unhealthy person with a fancy car and nothing else. If you’re tired of gurus screaming “hustle” while your life falls apart, this episode will help you build a foundation where marketing success and a real life coexist. Hit subscribe for more honest conversations about persuasion, internet marketing, and the psychology that actually makes everything work.

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Ep. 9
Mindset & Inner Game

May 25, 2022·5m 53s

Power of Momentum

What happens when you lose momentum? Success stalls, motivation fades, and even your strongest skills feel out of reach. In this episode of the SEO Wolf Podcast, host Harwin breaks down why momentum isn’t just a buzzword — it’s the hidden engine behind every successful marketing campaign, business, and personal goal. Drawing from a story about Donald Trump’s book, the psychology of gym routines, and a classic quote on success as “positive increments toward a worthy ideal,” Harwin explains why keeping even small positive actions alive matters more than getting everything perfect. Whether you’re building an online presence, running a sales pipeline, or simply trying to stay consistent, this episode will shift how you think about progress. The SEO Wolf Podcast is all about the real, no-guru psychology behind internet marketing and persuasion. Harwin doesn't pretend to have all the answers — he shares what he's learned through study, mistakes, and street-level application. If you want to master the mental game that drives clicks, sales, and long-term growth, hit subscribe and keep your momentum rolling.

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Ep. 10
Content & Branding

May 25, 2022·7m 24s

Using memes in your marketing

Memes are the internet’s favourite language — but using them badly can make you look clueless faster than any other content mistake. In this episode of the SEO Wolf Podcast, host Harwin draws on four years of running multiple meme pages to break down what actually makes a meme work, and why so many brands and creators get it painfully wrong. This isn't a surface-level "use trending formats" pep talk. Harwin explains why forced corporate memes are the marketing equivalent of an awkward party joke that nobody laughs at. You'll learn how to gauge your audience's level of understanding, why overused templates lose their power, and a simple but powerful trick: testing your memes on a fresh audience before posting them to your main channels. He also covers the risk of alienating followers with the wrong kind of humor and how to stay funny without resorting to content that can damage your brand. The SEO Wolf Podcast is a no‑guru guide to internet marketing and the psychology of persuasion. Every episode mixes real‑world experience with straightforward advice you can use immediately — whether you're building an audience, selling a product, or just trying to communicate more effectively online. If you want to turn memes from a blind gamble into a reliable engagement tool, hit subscribe and stop forcing the joke.

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Ep. 11
Mindset & Inner Game

May 25, 2022·4m 32s

Handling criticism and appreciation

Criticism can crush you. Praise can mislead you. In this episode of the SEO Wolf Podcast, host Harwin shares a hard-won lesson in emotional resilience: how to handle both appreciation and criticism without losing your direction. Drawing from years of personal experience and a classic self-help insight, he explains why both praise and attacks should be taken with a grain of salt — especially if you’re a content creator, entrepreneur, or anyone who deals with vocal audiences. You’ll learn the simple “rule of thirds” (a third will love you, a third will hate you, a third won’t care), why appreciation can be a covert manipulative tool, and the danger of letting random feedback pull you off course. Harwin makes the case for building an internal compass — one based on self-assessment and advice from those who’ve actually walked the path — rather than turning into a people-pleaser who tries to win over everyone. If you’re tired of riding the emotional rollercoaster of likes and complaints, this episode offers a calmer, smarter way to stay grounded while marketing yourself online. The SEO Wolf Podcast is a no-guru guide to persuasion and internet marketing, mixing street-level experience with psychology you can use immediately. Hit subscribe for honest conversations that help you grow without losing who you are.

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Ep. 12
Marketing & SEO

May 25, 2022·4m 58s

Market research - you should do it

Market research sounds like the dullest lecture you slept through in college — but it might be the single biggest competitive advantage you're ignoring. In this episode, host Harwin makes the case for why boring, hands-on research beats guesswork every time, and why most of your competitors simply won't bother to do it. You'll learn how real market understanding sharpens your copywriting, helps you nail the right price point, and reveals angles you'd never spot just by reading reports or running Facebook ads. Harwin explains why face-to-face conversations and unmoderated comment sections often tell you more than any survey, and why buying someone a coffee and listening can teach you more in half an hour than hours crunching statistics. You'll also hear practical ways to gather intelligence — from niche magazines and forums to simply talking to real people in your market. This isn't about ticking a research box. It's about gaining an edge that technical skills alone can't give you. The SEO Wolf Podcast is a no‑guru guide to persuasion and internet marketing, blending street‑level experience with psychology you can use immediately. Hit subscribe if you're ready to do the unglamorous work that actually wins.

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Ep. 13
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·2m 38s

How to not get conned

Scams aren't just about clever tricks—they're about your own greed. In this quick but powerful episode, host Harwin shares a single, unforgettable rule that can save you from being conned in business, marketing, and life: stop expecting something for nothing. He explains why con artists target people who want shortcuts, free lunches, and deals that are "too good to be true," and why simply removing that expectation makes you almost impossible to scam. Whether it's a dodgy business opportunity, a sketchy startup job, or a marketing offer that promises riches without effort, the psychology is the same—and you can outsmart it by checking your own desire for something-for-nothing. The SEO Wolf Podcast cuts through marketing hype and persuasion myths with honest, street-smart lessons. Hit subscribe if you want to sharpen your thinking and stop being an easy target.

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Ep. 14
Marketing & SEO

May 25, 2022·6m 52s

Institutional advertising vs Direct Response

Most of the advertising you see is designed to win awards, not customers. In this episode, host Harwin breaks down the crucial difference between institutional advertising (the "cute" brand-awareness fluff) and direct response marketing — the measurable, sales-focused approach that actually keeps small businesses alive. Learn why big corporations can afford to waste millions on unmeasurable image ads, and why you — as a small business owner, marketer, or entrepreneur — can't afford to play that game. Harwin explains how direct response advertising works, why its "cheesy" infomercial style keeps running (because it sells), and how focusing on sales now builds a stronger brand later than any polished brand-awareness campaign ever could. You'll also discover why many ad agencies resist direct response, and how to avoid being pressured into spending money on ads that can't prove their return. The SEO Wolf Podcast is your no‑guru guide to internet marketing and the psychology of persuasion. If you're ready to stop burning cash on fancy creative and start measuring what actually converts, hit subscribe for straight‑talking episodes that put salesmanship back at the centre of your marketing.

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Ep. 15
Marketing & SEO

May 25, 2022·10m 38s

Marketplaces - good or bad

Building your entire business on Amazon, food delivery apps, or any big marketplace isn't strategy—it's surrender. In this episode, host Harwin dismantles the "just list it and let them handle traffic" fantasy and explains why dependency on marketplaces leaves you at the mercy of price wars, hidden competitors, and algorithms you can't control. You'll learn why the same businesses that complain about marketplace fees are often giving away 20–30% of their revenue instead of investing that same money into their own infrastructure. Harwin walks through the real costs of rented traffic versus owned traffic, why collecting your own customer emails changes everything, and how building your own e‑commerce site is neither expensive nor technically difficult anymore. He also addresses the uncomfortable truth: marketplaces aren't evil, they're just doing their job—but if your product has real value, service, and differentiation beyond price, you need a direct channel that can't be switched off by a third party. The SeoWolf Podcast is a no‑guru guide to persuasion and internet marketing, delivering street‑smart lessons for entrepreneurs who want control, not shortcuts. Hit subscribe and take responsibility for your own traffic.

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Ep. 16
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·4m 4s

Rapport explained - Deep and Wide

Rapport is treated like a magic key in sales and persuasion—but what if it's mostly overrated? In this episode, host Harwin pulls back the curtain on one of the most misunderstood concepts in influence, drawing from NLP co-founder Richard Bandler’s blunt advice: try for six seconds, and if it’s not there, forget it and move on. You’ll learn the critical difference between deep rapport (going deep on one topic, great for intense or intimate settings) and wide rapport (covering many topics superficially, perfect for building quick comfort). Harwin explains why forcing rapport makes you look like a try-hard, why it’s just one tool among many, and how the best persuaders know when to abandon it and use something else entirely. If you’ve ever felt stuck trying to “connect” with a prospect, client, or audience, this episode will free you to focus on what actually moves the needle. The SeoWolf Podcast is a no‑guru guide to persuasion and internet marketing, giving you street‑smart psychology and actionable insights without the fluff. Hit subscribe and stop treating rapport like a religion—start treating it like a tool.

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Ep. 17
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·7m 6s

Old sales techniques holding you back

The sales techniques your manager learned in the '90s aren't just outdated — they're triggering your prospects' BS detectors. In this episode, host Harwin explains why the classic "use their name three times," the forced chitchat about golf, and the tired "which color do you want?" close now work against you instead of for you. You'll learn why today's consumers are too sharp for the old tricks (they've seen them in movies and sitcoms), how hiding your sales intent with fake rapport actually kills trust, and why you need an arsenal of 30–40 closes and objection handlers rather than the two or three most old-school trainers teach. Harwin also makes a crucial distinction: you should still study the classic techniques — not to use them blindly, but to spot what your competitors are doing and build smarter, modern persuasion on top of them. If you're still selling like it's 1995, this episode is your overdue upgrade. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru persuasion and internet marketing insights you can actually use. Hit subscribe and stop recycling sales scripts your customers already know by heart.

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Ep. 18
Content & Branding

May 25, 2022·4m 54s

Is giving Unsolicited advice good?

Giving unasked-for advice might feel generous—but it often backfires. In this episode, host Harwin opens with a clever warning: he's about to deliver unsolicited advice while explaining why you should never do the same. If you're still listening, you'll discover why most people secretly resent being told how to improve, even when the advice is good. You'll learn why coaches, marketers, and anyone selling expertise should resist the urge to hand out free suggestions—especially when nobody asked. Harwin explains the psychology behind why people don't value free advice, why they rarely implement it, and why charging something (even a lunch or a charity donation) dramatically increases follow-through. He also draws a sharp line: sharing knowledge through content, books, or opt-in channels is smart marketing; sliding into someone's DMs or cornering them at a party with "a few tips" is not. The SeoWolf Podcast is a no‑guru guide to persuasion and internet marketing, blending street‑smart psychology with actionable insights. Hit subscribe and learn when to share your expertise—and when to keep quiet.

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Ep. 19
Marketing & SEO

May 25, 2022·7m 4s

Function over form for websites and apps

In the rush to make every website a responsive, pixel‑perfect showpiece, too many marketers have forgotten the only question that matters: does it sell? In this episode, host Harwin takes you from the desktop‑only web of 2004 — where sites were cluttered with widgets and animated backgrounds — to today’s mobile‑first obsession, and argues that function should always come before form. You’ll learn why a hungry customer will happily order from an ugly but working website, why desktop users still convert better, and how chasing “shiny objects” like fancy carousels and colour schemes steals time from what actually drives revenue — your core message, your copy, and your market research. Harwin doesn’t say design is worthless, but he insists it must follow, not lead, the sale. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru persuasion and internet marketing insights for people who care more about results than awards. If you’re ready to stop obsessing over responsive perfection and start building websites that convert, hit subscribe.

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Ep. 20
Marketing & SEO

May 25, 2022·5m 30s

What's longtail keywords and how you can use them

Long tail keywords are one of the most overhyped—and misunderstood—concepts in SEO. In this episode, host Harwin cuts through the noise to explain what long tail keywords actually are (hint: it's not just about length), why they can be hidden goldmines for traffic that converts, and how to avoid chasing keywords that look easy but offer zero payoff. You'll learn why a phrase like "golden ballet shoes" can be a true long tail keyword even though it's short, and why highly specific searches like "shoes size 10 powerlifting Nike Mumbai" signal strong buyer intent that generic keywords can't match. Harwin also shares the critical mistake most beginners make—pursuing long tail keywords with no real traffic or commercial value—and how to balance search volume with intent so you're not just ranking, but earning. Plus, get access to a free long tail keyword research tools (seowolf.org/longtail) that helps you generate ideas and uncover profitable niches others ignore. The SeoWolf Podcast brings you no‑guru persuasion and internet marketing insights you can actually use. If you're ready to stop guessing and start finding keywords that work for your business, hit subscribe and let's dig in.

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Ep. 21
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·2m 14s

Willingness to walk away

Who wins every negotiation? The person who's willing to walk away. In this short, powerful episode, host Harwin breaks down the single most important concept in negotiation — the willingness to walk away — and shows you why it applies not just in business, but in every relationship. Using a simple car dealership example, you'll see how the side that cares less about the outcome always holds the stronger position. Learn to recognize this dynamic, avoid being the desperate party, and ethically strengthen your own negotiating stance in sales, client work, and beyond. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru persuasion and internet marketing insights that work in the real world. Hit subscribe for more straight‑talking episodes.

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Ep. 22
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·2m 37s

Calibration in a conversation

What do stand‑up comedians saving a flat joke and top salespeople have in common? They know how to calibrate. In this episode, host Harwin explains the often overlooked skill of social calibration — the ability to read how your prospect, customer, or audience is reacting in real time and adjust your pitch, tone, or message before you lose them completely. You’ll learn why simply ploughing through a script creates arguments, why the first signs of anger or confusion are your cue to pivot, and how developing this sensitivity keeps conversations productive instead of confrontational. Whether you’re selling, leading a team, or handling a difficult customer, calibration reduces friction and makes you more persuasive without being pushy. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can actually use. Hit subscribe and learn to read the room — before the room reads you.

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Ep. 23
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·3m 40s

Using grounding to your advantage

Your mind is racing before a big pitch, a tough negotiation, or a high‑stakes speech — and it’s killing your ability to listen and connect. In this episode, host Harwin borrows a concept from yoga and meditation that most marketers never talk about: grounding. Learn a dead‑simple technique (put 80% of your focus on your feet for just 10–20 seconds) that quiets the mental chatter so you can lock in on the person in front of you. Whether you’re intimidated by an important client or just can’t get out of your own head, this one skill helps you stay present, read the room, and negotiate from a place of calm focus instead of anxiety. Try it — it’s fast, free, and surprisingly effective. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru persuasion and internet marketing insights you can actually use. Hit subscribe for more tools that sharpen your mind, not just your tactics.

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Ep. 24
Show Intro & Updates

May 25, 2022·1m 4s

Reason for basics to be covered

Why does a persuasion and marketing podcast sometimes cover the basics? In this short, candid episode, host Harwin explains exactly that. Some episodes are for beginners who need a clear starting point. Others exist so he never has to repeat the same answer twice — now he can just send a link. If you already know the topic, skip it without guilt. This episode sets honest expectations: the SeoWolf Podcast builds a library of ideas, from foundational to advanced, so there's always something useful waiting — whether you're just starting out or sharpening skills you already have. No gurus, no fluff, just a straight-up resource that grows with you. Hit subscribe and take what you need.

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Ep. 25
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·4m 53s

Running towards something vs away from

Are you building a career because you want something great—or just because you're terrified of ending up with nothing? In this short episode, host Harwin challenges you to check your motivation. Running toward a dream (an inspired body, a meaningful business, a life you truly want) and running away from shame, poverty, or other people's opinions are two completely different fuels—and the difference shows up in every sales call, every negotiation, and every piece of marketing you create. You’ll learn why a "toward" mindset starts with "I am enough" while an "away" mindset screams "I am not enough unless I prove something," and how that subtle shift impacts your persistence, your confidence, and even how customers perceive you. If you've been pushing hard but feeling hollow, this episode might just rename the problem—and point you toward a solution that actually lasts. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use immediately. Hit subscribe and start running toward what you actually want.

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Ep. 26
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·5m 7s

The purpose of texting

Texting is killing your sales—because you’re using it wrong. In this episode, host Harwin cuts through the confusion and gives you one simple rule: texting is for logistics, not for selling. Stop trying to be funny, charming, or persuasive in DMs and WhatsApp chains. The goal is to move the conversation off text—to a phone call or an in‑person meeting—where real influence happens. Learn the two‑step process used by seasoned cold callers (get the contact, set the appointment), why the “Wolf of Wall Street” one‑call close is mostly Hollywood fantasy, and how to avoid becoming someone’s texting buddy while someone else closes the deal. Whether you’re prospecting on Instagram, LinkedIn, or WhatsApp, this episode gives you a clear, distraction‑free strategy that actually leads to sales. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use immediately. Hit subscribe and stop typing your way out of a sale.

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Ep. 27
Business Strategy

May 25, 2022·4m 14s

David vs Goliath in your marketing

Big brands look invincible — but they're not. In this episode, host Harwin flips the David-and-Goliath story into a practical marketing lesson: why small advertisers and solo business owners actually have advantages the giants can't match. While corporations are slowed down by bureaucracy, forced to play it safe, and terrified of rocking the boat, you can test new ideas in a fraction of the time, pivot instantly when something doesn't work, and take creative risks without a committee killing your momentum. You’ll learn why the "cute, award-winning" institutional ads you see from big companies aren't your model to copy — and why direct response, direct sales, and plain courage can put you ahead of a Goliath that moves like a tank. Stop being intimidated, start leveraging your size, and let your slingshot be speed, agility, and a willingness to try what they can't. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru persuasion and internet marketing insights for people who want to win without giant budgets. Hit subscribe and take your shot.

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Ep. 28
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·5m 32s

Begin with the end in mind

Every sales call, sales letter, or persuasive conversation without a clear destination is just noise. In this episode, host Harwin explains why beginning with the end in mind isn't manipulation—it's professional preparation. Using a rapper who writes the last line first, and the classic direct‑response rule that every headline exists only to get the next line read, you'll learn how to reverse‑engineer any communication so it moves smoothly toward a sale or agreement. You'll also hear why the goal isn't to force an outcome, but to know what you want while staying perfectly willing to walk away—and why that balance keeps you from sounding pushy or desperate. If you're tired of calls that drift and letters that don't convert, this episode gives you the simple mental framework to steer every interaction with purpose. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing tools you can use today. Hit subscribe and start every conversation with the end in sight.

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Ep. 29
Marketing & SEO

May 25, 2022·7m 32s

Having a pretty website vs website that sells

Pretty pictures won't save your business. In this episode, host Harwin takes on one of the most persistent myths in social media and startup culture: that hiring a graphic designer magically fixes your marketing. He shares a real‑life story of overhearing a startup partner who thought an intern cranking out polished Instagram posts was the missing piece — and why that mindset is precisely why so many brands get zero engagement. You'll learn why graphic designers, however talented, are artists — not marketers. They won't write the copy that handles objections, craft offers that convert, or position your product against competitors. Harwin breaks down the proper role of design (logos, book covers, certain images) versus the dangerous over‑reliance on aesthetics to do a salesperson's job. He extends the argument to the UI/UX world, explaining why endlessly tweaking colours won't suddenly boost conversions, and lists all the other levers — copy, offer, pricing, targeting, guarantees — that actually move the needle. This isn't a rant against designers; it's a wake‑up call for business owners and marketers who've outsourced their thinking to people trained to make things beautiful, not profitable. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers straight‑shooting persuasion and internet marketing insights. Hit subscribe and start sweating the stuff that actually sells.

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Ep. 30
Marketing & SEO

May 25, 2022·2m 2s

The meaning of life (not really)

This one's not about marketing. In a brief departure from the usual persuasion and business talk, host Harwin shares a simple, lasting insight he heard long ago and still uses: the secret to happiness is learning to enjoy the little things. A cold glass of water when you're thirsty, a good night's sleep, a conversation with an old friend, a morning cycle ride—these small pleasures don't cost much, but they can make you happier than any distant goal ever will. It's a short, useful reminder that while you're building your career, you shouldn't forget to actually enjoy your life. The SeoWolf Podcast normally delivers no‑guru persuasion and internet marketing help. Occasionally, it delivers something else. Hit subscribe for more straight‑talking episodes, whether they're about sales letters or sunsets.

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Ep. 31
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·6m 43s

Basics - Values

The most powerful sales insight is also the most overlooked: people don’t buy based on logic alone — they buy based on values. In this episode, host Harwin explains why understanding a prospect’s core values (political, cultural, economic, personal) isn’t just a soft skill — it’s the closest thing to a master key in persuasion. If you’re selling a gym membership, knowing whether someone wants health, status, or approval completely changes how you frame the offer, and a mismatch in values can kill a deal without the customer ever telling you why. You’ll learn why values rarely change, why probing them directly won’t work, and how to uncover them naturally in conversation so you can align your pitch, your copy, and even your brand messaging with what your audience already believes. When you get this right, you sidestep the shallow hype and tap into what actually drives decisions — and relationships. Harwin even suggests a real-world exercise: next time you witness an argument, decode the clashing values at play. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing help. Hit subscribe and start speaking to what your customers actually care about.

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Ep. 32
Mindset & Inner Game

May 25, 2022·4m 53s

Spending too much time thinking the perfect name

The single biggest mistake beginners make isn't bad marketing—it's never starting. In this episode, host Harwin calls out the trap that keeps way too many entrepreneurs stuck: obsessing over the perfect domain name, hunting for the cheapest hosting deal, and endlessly comparing features instead of actually launching. He's made all these mistakes himself and explains why the "best" name is just the one that gets you online, why shared hosting is perfectly fine when you start, and why a few dollars saved on hosting isn't worth weeks of indecision. If you've been stuck in research mode, paralysed by trivial decisions while your idea gathers dust, this is the nudge you need. Pick a name, grab some hosting, and get your site live—you can always upgrade, redirect, or rebrand later. The only wrong move is doing nothing. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers straight‑talking persuasion and internet marketing insights for people who'd rather take action than argue about server specs. Hit subscribe and stop stalling.

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Ep. 33
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·6m 31s

Basics - Compliance

Getting a "yes" is easy. Getting a real yes is another game entirely. In this episode, host Harwin unpacks the concept of compliance—the art of testing whether a prospect is genuinely interested or just too polite to say no. You'll learn why old-school "yes ladder" techniques still work, how to use them without sounding cheesy, and why some of the most corporate, seemingly pointless processes (like HR asking you to repeat your resume) are actually sophisticated compliance checks in disguise. Harwin shows you how to build small compliance requests into your sales calls—asking someone to spell their name, send a document, or agree to a next step—so you can weed out tyre-kickers early and spend your energy on real buyers. When you master this, flake rates drop, follow-ups get easier, and your sales process becomes dramatically more efficient. Plus, you'll start noticing compliance dynamics everywhere: in schools, armies, even morning routines. This one skill separates top negotiators from the rest. The SeoWolf Podcast gives you no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use immediately. Hit subscribe and start turning empty yeses into real commitments.

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Ep. 34
Marketing & SEO

May 25, 2022·2m 17s

Why marketers should turn off their ad blockers

If you call yourself a marketer and still run an ad blocker everywhere, you're sabotaging your own education. In this sharp, short episode, host Harwin makes the contrarian case that every ad you block is a missed lesson. The more ads you see — on YouTube, websites, everywhere — the better you understand what's working right now, what hooks are being tested, and what your competition is doing. Great marketers study ads, and you can't study what you never let yourself see. He also draws a firm line: yes, you should watch ads — but don't be the website owner who begs visitors with a pathetic "please disable your ad blocker" popup. If someone doesn't want to see ads, let them be. Just make sure you're not that person when it's time to learn. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights. Hit subscribe and start treating every ad as free market research.

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Ep. 35
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·2m 45s

Why you should not be ashamed of selling

Too many marketers and business owners carry an invisible weight: the feeling that selling is sleazy, pushy, or beneath them. Host Harwin tackles that mindset head-on in this episode. If you’re offering an ethical product that genuinely solves a problem, you’re not bothering people — you’re adding value to their lives. In fact, you might even have a moral obligation to get that product in front of them. Learn why sales and marketing aren’t just necessary evils — they’re the heartbeat of every business, the reason other departments exist, and a profession to be proud of. If you’ve ever hesitated to promote something because you didn’t want to seem “salesy,” this short episode will reframe how you see your own work. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights. Hit subscribe and start selling with pride — not shame.

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Ep. 36
Mindset & Inner Game

May 25, 2022·4m 43s

Handling rejection

A sales rejection isn't a verdict on you — it's feedback on your offer. In this episode, host Harwin reframes rejection as a normal, valuable part of the persuasion game, not a personal failure. Using raw metaphors (a deer doesn't "fail" when a tiger eats it, and a tennis match ends only because the clock stops), he shows why you should leave office disappointment at the office and treat every "no" as research that sharpens your next pitch. If you've ever taken a rejection to heart, this short episode will help you separate your self-worth from a numbers game and keep showing up. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights. Hit subscribe and turn your rejections into stepping stones.

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Ep. 37
Ethics & Trust

May 25, 2022·4m 25s

The most powerful persuasion tool - the truth

Sounds like the worst marketing advice ever, right? In this episode, host Harwin argues that always telling the truth isn't just a moral stand — it's a practical tool that makes you a better, more persuasive marketer. Lies, even small ones, chip away at your integrity, drain your willpower, and clutter your mind with stories you have to keep straight. Harwin points to Gandhi — not just a non-violence icon, but a master persuader whose insistence on truth gave him an almost unbreakable will — as proof that honesty and influence go hand in hand. If you've ever wondered whether "white lies" are harmless, this short episode lays out the scientific and psychological reasons to drop them completely. Your unconscious mind is always listening. Speak the truth consistently, and you'll build a confidence and sincerity no sales script can fake. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights. Hit subscribe and build your influence on a foundation that doesn't crack.

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Ep. 38
Mindset & Inner Game

May 25, 2022·4m 8s

Recognising boundaries

This one isn't strictly about marketing — but it affects every sale, every client relationship, and every conversation you'll ever have. Host Harwin tackles the often ignored but absolutely critical skill of boundaries: knowing what topics fit which context, sensing when someone is uncomfortable, and not letting work spill into your personal life or vice versa. For marketers and salespeople handling dozens of customers daily, understanding boundaries means fewer conflicts, fewer lies, and far better long-term relationships. Harwin explains why so many fights happen simply because people don't recognise each other's lines, and why learning this now makes you both a better professional and a better person. He keeps it honest — he won't give you a full psychology lecture, just a clear pointer toward the concept and a nudge to read more. If you've ever felt drained, walked over, or unsure why a client turned cold, this short episode could shift how you connect. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights. Hit subscribe for episodes that go beyond the usual tricks.

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Ep. 39
Content & Branding

May 25, 2022·2m 57s

Handling bots messaging you on social media

Wasting time chatting with bots on social media? There's a dead‑simple way to cut through the noise. In this short episode, host Harwin shares a straightforward, underused tactic: switch to voice messages. Most bots rely on text, and a quick voice note instantly filters out the fakes while making your real conversations more personal. No need for perfection — just a few seconds of your voice does the job. You'll also get quick‑fire tips for spotting bot accounts at a glance (all their photos uploaded in one day, crypto hustles in the bio, the same generic "hi, how are you?" opener) and a clear warning not to share account details with anyone who slides into your DMs. If you're managing social media accounts and tired of suspect messages, this episode saves you time and protects your focus. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights. Hit subscribe and spend your time on real leads, not chatbots.

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Ep. 40
Content & Branding

May 25, 2022·3m 4s

90% of people won't go through your book

Ninety percent of the people who buy your course or book won't finish it. That's not a guess—it's a brutal, well‑known statistic among marketers. In this short episode, host Harwin drops the uncomfortable truth that most customers never get past the first chapter, and only about five percent are genuine action‑takers. There's even a dark joke in the industry: you could ship a six‑CD course with five blanks and still make money, because hardly anyone checks. Why does this matter? Because if you're building a business on guarantees, completion‑based results, or the assumption that everyone will use what they buy, you're in for a shock. Harwin explains why this isn't a reason to feel guilty—but it is a reason to be smarter about how you market, how you motivate your audience, and how you frame your promises. The best product in the world won't change a customer who never opens it. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights. Hit subscribe and learn the numbers that actually run your business.

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Ep. 41
Mindset & Inner Game

May 25, 2022·7m 2s

Understanding social currency

Every human interaction runs on an invisible ledger. In this episode, host Harwin unpacks the concept of social currency — the unspoken balance of favours, respect, and trust that decides how much you can ask of someone before the well runs dry. A stranger at your door can ask for water, but not your house keys; the Godfather built an empire not by collecting debts, but by giving favours endlessly until everyone owed him; and a demanding customer in a small restaurant won't get the same leeway as one in a five‑star hotel. For marketers, salespeople, and anyone who manages client relationships, understanding this unwritten economy is vital. It helps you know when you can ask, when you should let a debt be repaid, and when you've crossed into nuisance territory. Harwin makes it clear: don't keep score, give because it's right — but be aware the ledger exists, because ignoring it destroys relationships. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights. Hit subscribe and learn to see the hidden rules that actually run your business.

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Ep. 42
Marketing & SEO

May 25, 2022·3m 57s

What you can control vs what you cannot

You can’t make Google rank you. You can’t force a stranger to open your email. And you certainly can’t stop a war on the other side of the world. But you can choose where you put your attention. In this short, grounded episode, host Harwin draws a sharp line between what marketers can actually control—writing better copy, making more content, testing new offers, killing what’s broken—and what they can’t, such as how people react, what algorithms do, or whether a friend likes your post. If you’ve been losing sleep over bounce rates, ad performance, or things happening thousands of miles away, this episode is a practical reset. Harwin keeps it blunt: worry only about what’s in your hands, and if a channel or niche stops working, stop feeding it money and attention and move on. It sounds simple, but most people never do it. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights, mixed with the inner-game clarity that keeps you headed in the right direction. Hit subscribe and put your energy where it actually counts.

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Ep. 43
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·4m 7s

Does your customer believe in himself

Most marketers focus on two things: getting the customer to trust you and trust the product. But there’s a third, often-ignored hurdle that kills sales quietly — the customer doesn’t believe in themselves. In this episode, host Harwin breaks down why even a great offer falls flat when your prospect thinks, “I could never do this.” Using a gym membership as a concrete example, you’ll see how a customer can believe the gym is excellent and the deal is fair, yet still walk away because they doubt their own ability to show up and get results. This same invisible objection sabotages sales of courses, services, self‑help products, and anything that requires the buyer to take action. Harwin explains how to weave this third pillar of belief into your copy, your video sales letters, and your entire pitch, so your customers don’t just believe in what you’re selling — they believe they can actually succeed with it. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use today. Hit subscribe and start addressing the objection your competitors ignore.

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Ep. 44
Content & Branding

May 25, 2022·5m 7s

Concept of a swipe file

Nobody stares at a blank page and channels genius from thin air. The secret weapon most copywriters and marketers quietly use is a swipe file — a personal stash of headlines, emails, sales letters, and posts they can steal ideas from (ethically, not word‑for‑word). In this episode, host Harwin explains exactly what a swipe file is, why it’s not cheating, and how to start building yours today so you never have to write from scratch again. You’ll also learn the long‑game content trick: after two years of collecting, you can recycle your best stuff because your audience will have completely turned over. If you’re tired of staring at empty screens, this episode gives you a practical, do‑it‑now system that pays off for years. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing tools. Hit subscribe and never run out of ideas again.

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Ep. 45
Mindset & Inner Game

May 25, 2022·5m 9s

Persona Fatigue

If you spend all day being someone else on the phone, sooner or later your mind rebels. In this episode, host Harwin names a hidden cost of frontline sales and customer service: persona fatigue — the exhaustion that comes from wearing a fake personality for eight, nine, even ten hours a day. The fake smile, the forced politeness, the swallowed anger — it doesn’t just disappear when you clock out. It can build into burnout, sudden outbursts, or just a foggy sense of not knowing who you really are anymore. Harwin offers practical, experience‑based relief, not therapy from a textbook. Cut the lies you don’t absolutely need. If you swear off‑duty, stop swearing altogether so there’s one less split in your character. Find a space — a blog, a journal, a brutal workout — where you can drop the mask completely. The goal isn’t to become some spiritual hero; it’s to keep your own identity clear and your mental health intact so you can sell honestly and go home as yourself. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights, plus the inner‑game clarity that stops you burning out while you build your career. Hit subscribe and stop pretending your way into exhaustion.

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Ep. 46
Marketing & SEO

May 25, 2022·2m 19s

Stop smiling all the time

That big, constant smile might be hurting your influence more than it helps. In this short, straight‑talking episode, host Harwin calls out a subtle habit that plagues many new hires, service workers, and people‑pleasers: smiling non‑stop as a coping mechanism. It’s not genuine happiness — it’s a subconscious attempt to seek approval, build fake rapport, and be the “nice guy” everyone likes. And everyone can spot a fake smile a mile away. Harwin doesn’t tell you to be grumpy. He tells you to earn your smile. When you stop using a grin as a crutch to suck up, you project more confidence, authenticity, and quiet authority — the kind that actually persuades. Removing this one small negative lets your real presence shine through. If you’re in sales, customer service, or any role where you interact face‑to‑face, this episode might just change your expression — and your results. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights that make you sharper without the fluff. Hit subscribe and stop smiling your power away. 7cbQbAsJf1NC1ODSrMub

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Ep. 47
Marketing & SEO

May 25, 2022·1m 24s

Podcast schedule - none

No schedules, no promises, no filler content just because the calendar says so. In this quick, honest meta-episode, host Harwin explains exactly why the SeoWolf Podcast operates on a "whenever I'm free and inspired" rhythm instead of a weekly grind. He refuses to be tied to a release schedule that forces him to record when he has nothing valuable to say—so episodes may arrive in bursts of ten or twenty, then disappear for months, purely driven by genuine ideas worth sharing. If you're looking for a predictable drip feed, this isn't it. But if you'd rather listen to someone who speaks only when he actually has something to share, you're in the right place. Hit subscribe and catch the drops when they land. No commitment, no fluff—just honest persuasion and internet marketing insights whenever they're ready.

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Ep. 48
Content & Branding

May 25, 2022·2m 56s

Content without tags is useless

Content without tags is like a library with no catalogue—full of value, but impossible to find. In this episode, host Harwin shares a real, painful negative example: a social media page with over 16,000 photos and barely 1,000 followers after four years. The culprit? Zero tags. No organisation, no discoverability, no reach, and now the monumental headache of fixing it manually when bulk-tagging isn't even an option. You'll learn why skipping tags isn't just "uncool," it's a slow business-killer, and why consistently adding relevant searchable tags to your content—whether it's social media, videos, or SEO—is a long-term investment that separates growing accounts from dead ones. If you're treating tags as an afterthought, this episode will make you rethink your entire posting routine. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no-guru, street-smart persuasion and internet marketing insights. Hit subscribe and make your content findable.

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Ep. 49
Content & Branding

May 25, 2022·5m 29s

Easy way for coaches to start writing a book

Coaches know a book builds authority—but staring at a blank page stops most of them cold. In this episode, host Harwin hands coaches an easy, no‑excuse roadmap to get that first book written without the agony. You already have the content: the questions students ask again and again, the voice notes you can record in ten minutes, the coaching sessions you could transcribe, and the scattered answers sitting in WhatsApp groups and forums. All that’s missing is a structure to pour them into. Harwin also tackles the fear that a book will replace your coaching income. The truth? A book doesn’t cannibalize your business—it pre‑qualifies high‑intent leads who’d rather pay you than figure it all out alone. Whether you’re a karate instructor, a life coach, or any expert who helps people, this episode shows you how to turn your existing expertise into a lead‑generating asset, starting this weekend if you want. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing help. Hit subscribe and stop talking about writing a book—start compiling one.

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Ep. 50
Mindset & Inner Game

May 25, 2022·2m 2s

Decisions made in hunger, anger and loneliness

Hungry, angry, lonely — three states that cost you money, deals, and relationships when you let them drive your choices. In this short but crucial episode, host Harwin delivers a simple mental checkpoint every marketer and persuader needs: never make a decision when you’re in one of these emotional states. Hunger makes you overspend. Anger makes you burn bridges. Loneliness makes you chase bad deals and worse dates. The fix isn’t to become a robot; it’s just to recognize what state you’re in before you hit “send,” sign the contract, or say something you can’t take back. Good judgment isn’t about having all the answers — it’s about knowing when you’re not fit to provide them. This episode gives you a quick, memorable rule to protect your decisions, your budget, and your reputation. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use immediately. Hit subscribe and make sure your next big decision isn’t made on an empty stomach or a bad day.

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Ep. 51
Mindset & Inner Game

May 25, 2022·5m 53s

Decisions - the way out of slumps

Feeling stuck, unmotivated, or quietly depressed? You're probably not making decisions. In this episode, host Harwin draws a direct line between the slump you can’t shake and the small choices you keep avoiding. He explains why decision‑making is like a muscle — start with tiny calls (go for a walk, read a page, jump in a video game) and you build the momentum to tackle the big ones you’ve been burying (quitting a job, ending a relationship, finally starting that business). Along the way, you'll hear why scrolling social media is decision avoidance in disguise, why even a bad decision is better than no decision at all, and how this one practice can pull you out of a downward spiral. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a marketer, or just someone who’s been watching the same shows and eating the same meals, this episode gives you a simple, immediate way to get unstuck. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights — and sometimes, the inner‑game clarity you need to make those insights actually work. Hit subscribe and make one decision today: to keep listening.

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Ep. 52
Customer Service

May 25, 2022·7m 47s

Never duck calls

Ducking a call might feel like avoiding a headache — but in business, it brands you as unreliable, cowardly, and untrustworthy. In this episode, host Harwin explains why the single most important professional habit you can build is never ducking calls, no matter how difficult the conversation. Whether it's an angry client, a creditor chasing payment, or just a tough discussion you'd rather skip, picking up the phone and telling the truth — even if it's "I haven't decided yet" — earns you more respect and trust than any excuse or silence ever could. You'll learn why experienced businesspeople use call reliability as a litmus test for who they'll partner with, how avoiding calls only makes the next conversation twice as explosive, and why simply being the person who always calls back sets you apart in a world where flaking has become normalised. This isn't about answering spam calls — it's about showing courage and accountability when it matters most. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights. Hit subscribe and start taking the calls that build your reputation.

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Ep. 53
Customer Service

May 25, 2022·9m 41s

Handling angry customers

Most advice on handling angry customers is surface-level. "Stay calm" and "offer a refund" aren't strategies—they're cop-outs. In this episode, host Harwin breaks down what actually works when a customer is furious, and why the first step is mastering your own emotions so you don't pour fuel on the fire. You'll learn why letting someone vent fully isn't just polite, it's the fastest way to defuse anger; why most angry people care far more about feeling heard and respected than about a voucher or refund; and how to take genuine responsibility without grovelling or badmouthing anyone. This isn't a fluffy customer service script—it's a practical guide to handling high‑emotion conversations in any business setting. The same skills apply to negotiations, complaints, and even personal relationships. Harwin explains why simply listening, without mentally preparing your next line, is the most underrated persuasion tool you have, and how to respond with calm, action‑oriented accountability. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use immediately. Hit subscribe and learn to turn angry callers into loyal customers—without losing your cool.

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Ep. 54
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·9m 2s

Genuine objections vs token objections

Not every "no" means no. Many objections are just requests for more confidence, more information—or a test to see if you’ll fold. In this episode, host Harwin breaks down the critical difference between genuine objections (real deal‑breakers you shouldn’t push past) and token objections (surface‑level excuses that vanish when you add a little reassurance or simply ignore them and go for the close). Using a bicycle shop example, you’ll learn how to spot the subtle signs—like vagueness, hesitation, or a question that doesn’t match what you know about the product—and how to handle each type without losing sales or respect. This isn’t a theoretical concept you can fully absorb from a book; it’s a street‑earned skill that sharpens with practice. Harwin gives you permission to bypass token objections altogether when you’re confident, and shows why mastering this one distinction can meaningfully lift your closing ratio. Next time you hear “I’m not sure,” “It seems too light,” or “I have to check with my wife,” you’ll know whether to lean in or move on. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use immediately. Hit subscribe and start reading the real conversation behind the objection.

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Ep. 55
Marketing & SEO

May 25, 2022·8m 53s

Handling flakes

They said they’d come. They said they’d sign. Then they vanished. In this episode, host Harwin tackles flaking—the modern epidemic of people ghosting interviews, skipping appointments, and bailing on commitments because it’s easier than saying no. You’ll learn why flaking isn’t personal, why shaming people on LinkedIn won’t fix it, and why your job isn’t to teach professionalism—it’s to adjust your marketing math. Harwin shows you how to factor a predictable flake rate into your lead generation (if 30% disappear, get 30% more leads), how to spot weak compliance early so you don’t over‑invest, and how flaking is often just a quiet “no” that your sales process missed. Sales veterans already understand this; it’s time you treated it as an equation, not an insult. Stop getting butt‑hurt, start planning for the inevitable, and let the flakes roll off while you focus on the people who actually show up. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use immediately. Hit subscribe and turn ghosters into a numbers game you always win.

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Ep. 56
Mindset & Inner Game

May 25, 2022·4m 58s

An unorthodox way of goal setting

Every goal-setting expert tells you to write your goals down. But here's the part they usually leave out: once you've written them down, forget about them. In this short, counterintuitive episode, host Harwin shares an unorthodox technique that sounds backwards but works: after you spell out your long-term goals, put the paper away and stop obsessing. Let your unconscious mind chew on them in the background while you stay present to the opportunities right in front of you. Harwin explains why staring at your goals all day can actually block the creative solutions you need, how constant fixation makes you miss what’s available now, and why his own goal sheet — revisited after months — shows 90% of items completed, including things he'd completely forgotten writing down. Small daily tasks still belong on a to‑do list; the big stuff gets the write‑it‑and‑release‑it treatment. If you’ve ever felt stuck by wanting something too hard, this episode offers a saner, more effective way to move forward. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion, internet marketing insights, and the inner‑game clarity that makes everything else work. Hit subscribe and learn to chase your goals without letting them own you.

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Ep. 57
Content & Branding

May 25, 2022·5m 4s

Having an equivalent of a cms

Your brain isn’t a CRM — and if you’re relying on memory to keep track of every lead’s details, you’re leaking sales. In this short, practical episode, host Harwin makes the case for having some kind of content management system, even if it’s just an Excel sheet, a notebook, or a simple address book. The point isn’t the tool; it’s freeing up mental space so you don't have to remember names, preferences, birthdays, or what you talked about last time. You’ll learn why this one habit scales your relationship-building over years, not weeks, and why jotting down a few key lines before your next call puts you miles ahead of competitors who wing it. If you’re a marketer, salesperson, or business owner who meets a lot of people, this episode gives you permission to stop trying to be a walking database and start using a system you’ll actually stick with. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use today. Hit subscribe and give your memory a well‑deserved break.

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Ep. 58
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·11m 57s

Following up without burning leads

“Just checking in” and “month‑end sale” follow‑ups are how you turn warm leads into people who block your number. In this episode, host Harwin explains why most follow‑up sequences slowly burn your list — and how to fix it by being creative, relevant, and relentlessly valuable instead. You’ll learn why predictability turns buyers off (look at any boring Instagram brand page for proof), how to cover different objections one by one so each follow‑up feels fresh, and why sending a statement or a useful insight builds more trust than asking for the sale again. Harwin even shares a quick test you can run with a friend today: send value instead of questions and see how the dynamic shifts. When your follow‑ups genuinely add something, you can follow up as many times as you want without being a pest. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use immediately. Hit subscribe and learn to nurture leads until they’re ready to buy — without burning them along the way.

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Ep. 59
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·9m 7s

They don't care how much you know

Expertise means nothing if people don't feel you actually give a damn. In this episode, host Harwin unpacks the old saying "they don't care how much you know until they know how much you care" and shows why it's not just a greeting-card platitude — it's a hard business truth. Using a family doctor versus a specialist, a local tennis coach versus a Wimbledon player, and a beginner cricketer choosing a teacher, he illustrates why your customers can't even judge your technical skill level anyway, so what they're really buying is whether you understand them and care about their progress. Learn why stacking certifications and showing off knowledge impresses your peers but doesn't pay your bills, and why people skills can trump intellectual firepower in just about any client‑facing role — from consultants and accountants to plumbers and programmers. If you're losing clients you know you could help, the missing piece probably isn't more knowledge; it's more visible care. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use immediately. Hit subscribe and lead with care before credentials.

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Ep. 60
Content & Branding

May 25, 2022·13m 52s

Frequency of contact

If you're contacting your customers once a month and calling it “nurturing,” you're losing them. In this episode, host Harwin hands you a clear, research-backed frequency target: reach out at least once every 21 days—12 times a year, minimum. He highlights why most businesses are severely under-contacting their lists, and why on social media, the real competition isn't just other brands but the endless feed of friends, cat pages, and algorithm suppression that buries your single weekly post. You'll learn why gurus like Gary Vee post every 20 minutes, how even modest frequency increases your organic edge, and a counterintuitive secret: people won't unfollow you for posting more—they’ll only leave if the content is boring. Harwin delivers actionable shortcuts to generate enough content without a team, including taking screenshots of your own website pages, book excerpts, or menu photos and using them as fresh posts for months. He shares his own two‑year proof from high‑frequency meme pages that built followings without burning audiences. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use today. Hit subscribe and start showing up so often your competition becomes invisible.

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Ep. 61
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·4m 35s

You have to find your own selling style

Copy someone else’s sales style and you’ll never be more than a discount version of them—and deep down, prospects can feel the fake. In this episode, host Harwin explains why the sales scripts, tapes, and manager advice you absorb have to be filtered through your personality, your culture, and your natural energy. What closes deals in a US boardroom can make you sound outright weird in a small Indian town, and forcing high-energy hype when you’re a low-key person just leads to burnout and blown authenticity. You’ll learn why starting with other people’s frameworks is fine, but making them your own is non‑negotiable for the long haul. Some sellers win with technical depth, others with raw persuasion—you need to find which fits. Harwin points to the podcast itself as proof: it’s calm, unexcited, and yet you’re still listening, because real works. Don’t become a copycat; build a style you can sustain for an entire career, not just a few awkward minutes. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights. Hit subscribe and get better at selling by sounding more like yourself.

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Ep. 62
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·8m 4s

Difference between a salesman and a conman

A salesman and a con man use exactly the same skills. They know the same closes, the same persuasion techniques, the same ways to move a prospect. The only thing that separates them is one word: integrity. In this episode, host Harwin draws a hard, clear line—if you're selling a product that genuinely helps people and telling the truth, you're a professional. If you're lying, bending promises, or pushing something that hurts people, you're a con man, no matter what your job title says. You'll explore why sales itself isn't a dirty profession (it's the lifeblood of business and the economy), how small lies quietly turn you into the villain, and why once you realize you're persuasive, you inherit a moral responsibility to not sell things that degrade lives. If you've ever wondered where the boundary lies, this short, uncompromising episode draws it for you. Call it what it is—and make sure you're on the right side of the line. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights. Hit subscribe and keep your persuasion clean.

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Ep. 63
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·2m 39s

The longer the pitch, the sweeter it sounds

The longer the pitch, the sweeter it sounds. In this short episode, host Harwin unpacks a line from a Jason Statham movie that doubles as a hard sales truth: cramming everything into 60 seconds isn’t clever — it’s expensive desperation. The real money is in the 20‑minute infomercial, the long‑form sales letter, the pitch that stays on the page long enough to answer every objection, stack every benefit, and get the buyer so invested they stop thinking about leaving. You’ll learn why short copy often loses, why long copy only bores people when it’s badly written, and why the time a prospect spends with your message directly reduces the chance they’ll flake. If you’ve been scared to write anything longer than a social caption because you think “no one reads anymore,” this episode gives you permission to go long — and sell more because of it. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use today. Hit subscribe and stop cutting the pitch short when there’s money in the details.

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Ep. 64
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·6m 34s

What to do when you're too smooth

You'd think getting too good at persuasion would be a good problem. It's not. In this episode, host Harwin tackles a subtle, advanced issue few trainers warn you about: when your pitch becomes so smooth, so rehearsed, so instantly perfect that customers stop trusting you. They smell a "trained salesman" or a script‑reading customer service bot, not a real person, and their guard shoots up. You'll learn why experienced pros often sound less credible than a nervous newbie who stumbles over their words, why rattling off an answer without pause makes people think you didn't actually try, and the counterintuitive fixes—like putting someone on hold for 30 seconds even when you already know the solution, deliberately inserting pauses, or acting a little "dumb" to come across as genuine. These tiny calibrations separate the trusted advisor from the slick operator who never gets the sale. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can actually use. Hit subscribe and learn how to dial down your polish so you dial up your trust.

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Ep. 65
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·5m 47s

It's not a performance

If you treat every sales call like a stage performance — perfect lines, zero mistakes, smooth delivery — you’re not connecting. You’re auditioning. In this episode, host Harwin explains why a “performance mindset” silently kills your persuasion. It comes from a place of neediness (you need the sale, need to be flawless), and prospects can feel that desperation. Once they sense you’re unwilling to walk away, your negotiating power evaporates. Drawing from a real conversation with a singer friend, Harwin shows why selling isn’t singing or acting — it’s a messy, human conversation where perfectionism backfires. You can want the deal, but you also have to be completely fine if it doesn’t happen. When you drop the performance and treat it as a genuine exchange, your delivery becomes more natural, less pushy, and far more persuasive. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use today. Hit subscribe and leave the stage behind — start having real conversations that actually close.

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Ep. 66
Marketing & SEO

May 25, 2022·3m 13s

How self awareness makes you a better Marketer

Your personal flaws don't stay personal—they leak into your marketing. In this episode, host Harwin explains why self-awareness isn't just a psychological buzzword; it's a practical tool for cleaning up blind spots in your campaigns, copy, and websites. Just as a programmer's disorganisation or forgetfulness shows up in their code, a marketer's impatience, perfectionism, or fear of detail leaves fingerprints on everything they publish. Harwin uses his own unpolished podcast and imperfect websites as proof: knowing you're not a perfectionist lets you decide whether to fix the rough edges or leave them as a style choice—but ignoring them completely means they control you. This short, honest episode gives you a different lens to audit your work, make better decisions, and stop letting your unseen weaknesses write your copy for you. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can actually use. Hit subscribe and start spotting what you've been missing.

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Ep. 67
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·3m 3s

What's being interesting anyway

Everyone is trying to be interesting—cool clothes, niche music, the latest books—but from a persuasion and marketing standpoint, all of that is noise. In this short, sharp episode, host Harwin reveals the real secret: the most interesting person in any room is the one who is genuinely interested in you. You’ll learn why nothing captivates a prospect, a client, or a room faster than talking about them instead of yourself. It’s not a theory; it’s a tried-and-tested truth that works in sales conversations, networking, copywriting, and everyday life. Stop working so hard to appear fascinating, and start being fascinated by the person in front of you—you’ll instantly become more persuasive and memorable without changing anything else. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use immediately. Hit subscribe and master the simple art of making people feel like the most important person in the room.

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Ep. 68
Business Strategy

May 25, 2022·2m 58s

What would you do if money was no object

What would you do if money was no object? Host Harwin poses this single, powerful question not as a daydream, but as a strategic exercise that costs you nothing and can open doors you’ve been ignoring. Most people blame money for why they can’t start, build, or grow—but often the real block is resourcefulness, not resources. In this short episode, you’re guided to grab a pen and paper, write down exactly what you’d pursue without financial limits, and then see what’s actually possible through borrowing, bartering, joint ventures, internships, equity deals, or old-fashioned creativity. The answer is rarely “nothing”—and the act of writing it down usually reveals a practical path you hadn’t considered. It’s a simple, immediate mindset shift for marketers, entrepreneurs, and anyone who has ever said “I can’t afford it.” The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use today. Hit subscribe and start being more resourceful than your obstacles.

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Ep. 69
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·2m 24s

Don't use the same joke twice

A joke gets a huge laugh, so you tell it again the next time. Then the silence is deafening. In this short but important episode, host Harwin breaks down why the same joke (or meme, or hook) never hits the same way twice — predictability kills surprise, and without surprise, there’s no impact. This applies to more than comedy: in marketing, repeating the same ad, the same copy, or the same tired offer to the same audience makes you invisible. Learn why freshness is a persuasion tool and how running a winning line into the ground destroys your results. Stop milking the one joke — keep your audience on their toes instead. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use today. Hit subscribe and learn to keep your message sharp, not stale.

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Ep. 70
Marketing & SEO

May 25, 2022·3m 29s

What they say vs what they respond to

If you're basing your marketing on what people say they want, you're probably chasing the wrong signal. In this short but powerful episode, host Harwin exposes the gap between what people claim in surveys and what they actually respond to—and why your campaigns live or die on the difference. People say they hate fast food, but drive‑thrus are packed. They call infomercials cheesy, yet the 20‑minute spots keep running because they're profitable. The same disconnect shows up in copy feedback, ad testing, and market research. The lesson for marketers is simple: watch what people do, not what they tell you. Test your offers against real behaviour, not polite opinions, and you'll make far sharper decisions about what moves a market. It's a quick mindset shift that can save you from building a strategy around wishful thinking instead of hard results. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use today. Hit subscribe and start listening to actions, not words.

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Ep. 71
Sales & Persuasion

May 25, 2022·8m 10s

Breakdown of what's considered cool

Cool isn't something you're born with—it's something you can reverse-engineer. In this episode, host Harwin dissects what actually makes someone "cool" from a marketing and persuasion standpoint, stripping away the mystique. The core mechanic? Breaking the fourth wall in real life: stepping outside yourself mid-conversation, reading how people are genuinely perceiving you, and acknowledging the uncomfortable truth before anyone else can. Using examples like a comedian salvaging a bombed joke by calling it out, or Charlie Sheen’s character winking at his own flaws, you'll learn why addressing "the elephant in the room" isn't awkward—it's the fastest way to build trust and social authority. Coolness becomes a technical skill, not a personality trait. Harwin even admits that explaining this feels uncool, but the lesson is too useful to hide. If you've ever felt socially clumsy or unable to pivot when a pitch goes flat, this episode gives you the framework to recalibrate in real time. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use today. Hit subscribe and learn to manufacture cool—quietly.

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Ep. 72
Content & Branding

May 25, 2022·12m 54s

Why loyalty is dead and what you can do about it

Loyalty is dead — and crying about it won’t resurrect it. In this episode, host Harwin lays out the hard truth: people have endless options, microscopic attention spans, and zero patience for brands that coast on yesterday’s loyalty. Instead of whining that customers don’t stick around like they used to, he breaks down exactly what you can do about it. You’ll learn why your competition now includes meme pages, TV actors, and cat videos — and how to fight back by showing up more often, across more channels, with genuinely interesting content that adds value. Harwin explains the 21‑day contact rule and why social media algorithms mean you’re probably invisible even to people who already follow you. Beyond posting frequency, he covers structuring real loyalty through membership programs, layered benefits (think Amazon Prime’s value ladder), and subscription models that make leaving more painful than staying. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use today. Hit subscribe and stop mourning loyalty — start engineering it.

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Ep. 73
Sales & Persuasion

May 31, 2022·3m 23s

Would you talk to your friends like that?

Would your friends make fun of you if they heard your sales pitch? In this short, sharp episode, host Harwin gives you a dead‑simple audit for your conversations, calls, and copy: record yourself, then ask — “Would I talk to my buddy like that?” If you sound stiff, theatrical, overly diplomatic, or like you swallowed a corporate phrasebook, your prospect hears it too. Real friends call out weirdness instantly; use that filter to strip the fake out of your pitch. A few minutes of this exercise can make your delivery more natural, build more trust, and stop you from sounding like a robot. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use today. Hit subscribe and start talking to your customers like they’re people, not PowerPoint slides.

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Ep. 74
Content & Branding

May 31, 2022·5m 51s

Fastest way to build authority for coaches

Authority isn't earned slowly in the marketplace — it's often printed. In this episode, host Harwin reveals the fastest shortcut to expert status (whether you like it or not): publish a book. From scientists to chefs, the people called "experts" have been using this play for centuries, and it works just as well for coaches, marketers, and consultants today. You'll learn why a book instantly signals credibility even if you're not the best in your field, why you don't need a publisher or a 300‑page masterpiece, and how a self‑published 60‑page guide that costs you a loss‑leader can attract better leads than any fancy ad. The book is your front‑end; your real business comes after. Stop waiting for permission to be seen as an authority — write it yourself. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can actually use. Hit subscribe and start printing your credibility.

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Ep. 75
Sales & Persuasion

May 31, 2022·7m 5s

Using Tonality to your advantage

Your words say one thing, but your tonality can completely betray you. In this episode, host Harwin breaks down a rarely discussed persuasion tool — the three basic tonalities — and how they silently shape every sales call, negotiation, and conversation. Rising tonality unconsciously signals “I’m seeking rapport,” which can make you sound needy to bosses, prospects, or anyone used to social leverage. Steady tonality conveys neutrality (like this podcast). Falling tonality signals authority and can deliberately break rapport without using a single harsh word — a move commonly used in corporate and command structures. You’ll learn how to spot when others are using tonality to steer you, why accidentally using “up” tonality with a high‑status person can pigeonhole you, and how to choose the right tone for the right outcome. It’s a subtle, powerful skill most marketers never think about — and once you hear it, you won’t be able to unhear it. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can actually use. Hit subscribe and start controlling what your voice is really saying.

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Ep. 76
Show Intro & Updates

Jun 2, 2022·6m 14s

The 1% everyday advantage

What if you could generate 365 ideas to improve your business this year — with just 10 focused minutes a day? In this episode, host Harwin shares a timeless, zero‑cost advantage borrowed from self‑development pioneer Earl Nightingale: the simple daily practice of asking yourself how you can make one thing better. No guru fluff, no complicated morning routine — just a quiet moment set aside to think, reflect, and capture one concrete idea. Most people never do this. They’re too busy reacting, scrolling, and firefighting to direct their mind deliberately. Harwin explains why ideas are the real currency of marketing and business, how one good thought can change your income, and why so few people engage in actual thinking (as Henry Ford said, “Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is probably why so few engage in it”). He candidly shares when he’s used this habit himself — slipping it between swim laps — and why falling out of the routine means ideas dry up. If you’re a marketer, entrepreneur, or coach looking for a sustainable competitive edge, this episode gives you a practical, honest technique to out‑think the competition, one day at a time. No tricks, no cost, just the habit of focused creativity. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use today. Hit subscribe and start your 10‑minute idea advantage.

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Ep. 77
Sales & Persuasion

Jun 2, 2022·8m 47s

Don't be dependent on chemicals

Coffee before the call. A drink to loosen up the client. Music to get your head right before a pitch. Most people lean on some chemical, substance, or ritual just to feel ready — and that dependency quietly kills your consistency. In this episode, host Harwin argues that while enjoying these things is fine, needing them is a weakness that will fail you when they’re not available. Real persuaders don’t wait for the perfect state; they learn to start without it. You’ll hear why relying on alcohol to socialize or pre‑workout to get moving mirrors the same crutch as needing “motivation” before making calls — and how simply acknowledging a sleepy or unfocused moment and going ahead anyway builds a far more reliable edge. Harwin keeps it practical for marketers and salespeople: don’t structure your entire meeting around a lunch or a drink, and don’t mistake a chemical boost for actual skill. Momentum, not a substance, is what you can always generate on your own. This short, straight‑talking episode helps you strip away the crutches and build a business that works even when you’re not “in the zone.” The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use today. Hit subscribe and learn to perform without the props.

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Ep. 78
Sales & Persuasion

Jun 2, 2022·8m 57s

The power of changing locations

Want to build fast trust with a stranger—even if your pitch isn’t perfect? In this episode, host Harwin reveals a rarely discussed persuasion technique: the power of changing locations. Moving someone from coffee shop to park bench to a quick walk doesn’t just break monotony; it tricks the mind into feeling like far more time was spent together, building wide rapport across a variety of shared experiences without needing deep, lengthy conversation. You’ll learn how this simple action creates natural compliance (each move is a small “yes”), why it’s a silent closeness‑builder used in movies and real‑life dating alike, and how to spot when someone refuses to budge—a clear signal they might never buy, partner, or connect. Whether you’re in a sales meeting, a job interview, or a first date, Harwin shows you how to consciously engineer what most people only stumble into by accident, turning a short encounter into a foundation of trust and influence. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use today. Hit subscribe and start moving your conversations—and your results—forward.

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Ep. 79
Sales & Persuasion

Jun 2, 2022·10m 2s

What is fractionation

Fractionation sounds like a dark-arts hypnosis trick, but it’s actually a simple conversational pattern used by skilled persuaders—and Harwin recorded this episode just so he’d never have to explain it again. Borrowed from NLP and hypnotism, the core idea is deceptively straightforward: bring someone into a focused state, break it, bring them back, break it again. Each cycle deepens attention and emotional investment, and it works in sales pitches and everyday conversations just as it works on stage. You’ll learn why technically “all conversation is hypnosis” anyway, how marketers already use a stripped‑down version of fractionation by dropping a story, veering away, then circling back, and why this works far better in speech than in writing. Harwin is candid: you don’t need this for normal sales, nobody can hypnotize you against your will, and most people who try to force NLP into copy end up sounding ridiculous. But if you’ve ever heard the term and wondered what it actually means—or you simply want to understand why some conversations feel uniquely gripping—this short episode gives you the clear, no‑mysticism answer. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights. Hit subscribe and learn the tools without the fairy dust.

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Ep. 80
Mindset & Inner Game

Jun 2, 2022·9m 24s

Breaking the myths of confidence and self-esteem

Everyone tells you to “be more confident” and “boost your self‑esteem” — as if confidence were a liquid you could pour into someone’s skull. In this episode, host Harwin dismantles the myth that low self‑esteem is the root of all failure and that confidence alone makes you successful. He reminds you that self‑esteem as a concept barely existed before the self‑help boom of the 1960s, and plenty of highly confident people — including the executives behind the 2008 crash — confidently did stupid things. The episode draws a sharp line: confidence must be built on competence, otherwise it’s just arrogance waiting to blow up. And self‑esteem isn’t found in seminars, new clothes, or charity‑for‑show; it comes from doing the right things for the right reasons — a quiet inner solidity that doesn’t need to shout. Harwin even points to nature: a deer doesn’t die a “failure” because a lion got it; it was just a deer, living its life. The same applies to you. If you’ve ever felt like you weren’t “enough” because you lacked some abstract feeling of confidence, this episode will give you a healthier, more practical framework to actually become effective. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights — and sometimes the inner‑game clarity that makes all the other skills work. Hit subscribe and build confidence the honest way.

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Ep. 81
Mindset & Inner Game

Jun 2, 2022·20m 4s

Don't end up being a self help junkie

Are you reading the same self-help books, watching the same motivational videos, and taking zero action? Host Harwin delivers a much-needed reality check: self-help can be a powerful tool, but it’s dangerously easy to slip into becoming a junkie who consumes inspiring stories without ever changing anything. You’ll learn the uncomfortable truths behind the industry — why so many courses and books are designed to keep you hooked on stories rather than actionable steps, how “cut toxic people from your life” is a cult-like tactic disguised as advice, and why some gurus are more concerned with filling seminar seats than genuinely helping you. Harwin shares personal experience and pulls back the curtain on the marketing tricks (like the “authority at where you are” technique) that keep people stuck in a self-help spiral. Most importantly, you’ll walk away with a practical, no-fluff approach to consuming self-development content: ditch the binge, scan for actionable takeaways, and ask yourself what you actually want from a book before you open it. If you’ve ever felt like you were learning a lot but doing nothing, this episode could save you from turning motivation into a pastime. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no-guru persuasion and internet marketing insights — with the inner-game clarity to make it all stick. Hit subscribe and start applying, not just consuming.

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Ep. 82
Sales & Persuasion

Jun 2, 2022·16m 26s

What are softeners and how to use them

Some questions feel impossible to ask — but if you can’t ask them, you can’t close the sale or solve the problem. In this episode, host Harwin breaks down the art of softeners: a subtle, underrated persuasion skill that lets you ask difficult, personal, or intrusive questions without setting off the other person’s defenses. Whether you need to uncover a mortgage rate, discuss life insurance without making someone feel like you’re wishing them dead, or get a tracking number from an already‑furious customer, softeners keep the conversation safe and productive. You’ll learn why asking bluntly often backfires, how to slow your pace and show hesitation to build comfort, and why reframing a scary scenario as “something that happened to a friend” can instantly lower resistance. Harwin walks through real‑world examples — bad telemarketing calls, tense customer service moments, and delicate insurance conversations — and shows you exactly how to set the right context before dropping a hard question. Master this, and you’ll have a conversation tool that works in sales, arguments, and any high‑emotion exchange. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use today. Hit subscribe and learn to ask the hard stuff — without breaking the relationship.

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Ep. 83
Marketing & SEO

Jun 2, 2022·16m 17s

Autoresponders made easy

Autoresponders sound like complicated tech jargon, but in reality they’re just automated emails — and once you understand them, they become your hardest-working, 24/7 salesman. In this episode, host Harwin strips away the hype and walks you through everything you actually need to know: from the simple vacation auto‑reply to sophisticated abandoned‑cart sequences, product‑launch soap‑opera emails, and sales letters broken into digestible, objection‑crushing follow‑ups. You’ll learn why a decent story in an email beats the boring “per my last email” business drone every time, why you don’t need to be a great writer — just someone who makes an effort — and how to test your copy manually before automating a winning sequence. Harwin also covers practical tips on choosing software, why deliverability matters more than fancy features, and how to set up triggers and delays without feeling intimidated. Whether you’re selling an ebook or launching a full‑fledged product, this episode gives you a clear, no‑guru roadmap to turning email into a sales machine that works while you sleep. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use today. Hit subscribe and start building your automated sales force.

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Ep. 84
Sales & Persuasion

Jun 4, 2022·6m 6s

Don't sell ice to Eskimos

"Selling ice to Eskimos" isn't a skill badge—it's a warning label. In this episode, host Harwin dismantles the glorified idea that a great persuader can (or should) sell anyone anything. Manipulating someone into buying what they don't need might win a quick commission, but over time it burns relationships, builds a reputation you can't shake, and fills your life with unnecessary stress and customer grievances. You'll learn why telling a prospect "this isn't for you" or even referring them to a competitor earns far more long-term trust than forcing a bad fit, and why your sincerity and conviction erode the moment you start pushing products you don't believe in. If your offer genuinely helps, sell it with pride. If it's ice to Eskimos, have the integrity to walk away — and watch how that honesty strengthens your real sales. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights. Hit subscribe and build a persuasion career that lasts, not one that crumbles under burned bridges.

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Ep. 85
Ethics & Trust

Jun 4, 2022·11m 40s

Good vs Bad Manipulation

Feeling guilty about using persuasion because it sounds like manipulation? This episode clears the air. Host Harwin tackles the moral dilemma that hits many intermediate and advanced persuaders: Is what I’m doing manipulative? The answer lies in a simple, forgotten definition: manipulate just means “to move.” A mother moves her child toward healthy food; a gardener moves a plant—manipulation in itself is a neutral tool, no more evil than a gun that can protect or destroy. You’ll learn why the sales techniques, NLP, and marketing psychology you’ve been studying are just instruments, and the ethics are entirely in your hands. Harwin makes the case that if you’re selling a genuinely good product, you have a moral obligation to learn every tool available to get it into people’s hands. If you’ve ever stalled your own growth because you didn’t want to become “one of those marketers,” this episode replaces guilt with clear, practical ethics—and pushes you to use your skills for good, not shy away from them. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights. Hit subscribe and wield your tools with integrity.

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Ep. 86
Sales & Persuasion

Jun 4, 2022·15m 50s

The karate kid theory in persuasion

Knowing 50 closes is useless if you can't land one when a customer is angry, you're exhausted, and the pressure is on. In this episode, host Harwin draws a direct line from the Karate Kid's coat‑hanging drills and Bruce Lee's famous quote—"I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times"—to the real game of persuasion. You'll learn why intellectual knowledge of sales techniques means nothing without deep, repetitive practice under live fire. Harwin explains how a single tool, like the "yes ladder," can be wielded with so many subtle variations that it replaces an entire bag of tricks, and why mastery comes from using it when you're tired, stressed, and face‑to‑face with a prospect—not just when you're relaxed in a seminar chair. If you've been drowning in techniques but still feel stiff or fake in conversation, this episode gives you permission to strip it all back. Pick one move, practice it a thousand times, and let the subtlety come. The smooth talkers didn't learn more lines; they just repeated the basics until they became unconscious. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights. Hit subscribe and practice one technique until you become someone others fear in a negotiation.

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Ep. 87
Ethics & Trust

Jun 4, 2022·14m 32s

Are you a toxic marketer

Fear, guilt, and shame sell—but they also leave a toxic residue that destroys long‑term relationships. In this episode, host Harwin holds up a mirror and asks marketers the uncomfortable question: are you a toxic marketer? Using a real‑world gym membership scenario, he illustrates two paths of persuasion: moving a customer toward a better version of themselves, or pushing them away from a fear‑based nightmare. The second path can close a deal, but it poisons renewals, upsells, and any lasting trust. Harwin explains why the moment you start relying on shame and insecurity, you slip from salesman to con man—and why successful, healthy‑minded customers can instantly spot the tactic and tune you out. If your strategy revolves around making people feel bad enough to buy, you’re not just damaging your reputation; you’re capping your own long‑term success. This isn’t a fluffy “be nice” lecture; it’s a practical breakdown of why moving‑away motivation repels the best buyers and why choosing the positive, toward‑something approach builds a business that lasts. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights. Hit subscribe and influence people the right way—without turning into the villain.

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Ep. 88
Sales & Persuasion

Jun 4, 2022·9m 58s

Selling to polarity responders

Some people just won’t take your advice — and the moment you tell them something is perfect for them, they’re out the door. In this episode, host Harwin introduces the concept of the polarity responder, a term borrowed from hypnosis and NLP that explains why a chunk of the population automatically does the opposite of what they’re told. Especially among older, more experienced customers who’ve seen it all, a direct “This is great for you” can trigger instant resistance instead of a sale. You’ll learn how to spot a polarity responder, why traditional benefit-listing fails with them, and the simple but powerful fix: takeaway selling. Harwin walks you through a concrete example — from a bike shop floor — showing how to lay out all the benefits and then say “actually, this might not be for you,” flipping their natural reverse instinct into genuine interest. It’s a face‑to‑face persuasion tool that can unstick stuck sales and turn friction into compliance. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use today. Hit subscribe and learn to sell with someone’s resistance, not against it.

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Ep. 89
Sales & Persuasion

Jun 5, 2022·15m 23s

Why your pitch should be like McDonald's

Your sales pitch shouldn't change just because you're nervous, starstruck, or think a prospect is "too big" to follow your normal process. In this episode, host Harwin explains why the most reliable pitches work exactly like a McDonald's kitchen: the same proven steps, executed the same way, every time, regardless of who's on the other side. When you start adjusting your process based on a prospect's status, looks, or perceived objections, you hand over control and often sabotage your own results. You'll hear a stark real‑life example of a recruiter who disqualified himself mid‑pitch for no reason at all, plus Harwin's own go‑to opening question for incoming calls that worked 99% of the time—and why those few angry exceptions didn't make him abandon a proven system. Learn how to separate useful calibration from harmful deviation, stop selling yourself short before you even open your mouth, and trust a process that wins 80–90% of the time. If you've ever been tempted to wing it for a "special" client, this episode will give you the confidence to stick to what works. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can actually use. Hit subscribe and build a pitch machine that runs without your emotions.

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Ep. 90
Business Strategy

Jun 5, 2022·11m 55s

Good enough is good enough

Is your perfectionism killing your marketing? In this episode, host Harwin argues that if you’re a surgeon or an engineer, perfectionism is a requirement — but in marketing, it’s a liability. You’ll learn why the numbers game of sales means even the world’s best pitchmen convert only half the room, why a 1‑2% response in direct mail is considered a home run, and how chasing the perfect logo, font, or sales script often lets your faster, messier competition snatch the market first. Harwin draws a sharp line between striving for excellence and being paralysed by perfection. “Good enough” isn’t a slacker’s excuse — it’s a strategic decision to launch, test, fail, and improve while your perfectionist counterparts are still editing. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, delayed a launch to get it just right, or taken marketing rejection personally, this episode will help you reframe failure as data and start moving forward again. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use today. Hit subscribe and give yourself permission to be good enough.

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Ep. 92
Customer Service

Dec 21, 2022·26m 29s

How to handle your sales manager

The sales manager is your toughest customer. In this episode, host Harwin flips the script on a topic nobody teaches: how to handle the person you report to when the numbers are down and the heat is on. Drawing from real call‑center and sales‑floor experience, you’ll learn why staying non‑reactive, listening like a pro, and reassuring your boss with quiet confidence works far better than getting defensive. Harwin breaks down how to separate professional pressure from personal attack, why you should never embarrass a team leader in public, and the simple trick of treating your manager like an internal customer—using the same persuasion skills you already have. If you’ve ever felt bullied, tested, or just exhausted by sales meetings, this episode gives you a clear, street‑smart playbook to protect your peace and still get results. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, honest persuasion and internet marketing insights you can actually use. Hit subscribe and learn to manage up without losing your cool.

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Ep. 93
Customer Service

Dec 21, 2022·22m 36s

How to say no to your customers without hurting their feelings

Saying “no” to a customer can feel like lighting a fuse—but with the right approach, you can refuse a request without burning the relationship. In this episode, host Harwin breaks down the delicate art of telling customers what they don’t want to hear, in a way that leaves them feeling respected and even grateful. You’ll learn several concrete techniques: how to shift the blame away from the customer’s character and onto policy or circumstance, when to buy time with a well-timed “let me check on that” instead of a flat rejection, and how to use softeners and careful tonality to deliver hard news without sounding bureaucratic or spineless. Harwin also draws a sharp line between the small requests you can finesse and the major demands that call for immediate honesty, and he explains why sacrificing 50 waiting customers to satisfy one angry person isn’t heroism—it’s bad business. Whether you’re in customer service, sales, or any front-line role, this episode gives you the scripts and mindset to set boundaries professionally, keep your sanity, and still earn loyalty. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can actually use. Hit subscribe and learn to say no without the fallout.

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Ep. 94
Customer Service

Dec 21, 2022·20m 4s

How to gain back control of the call

A conversation spiraling out of control, a customer ranting endlessly, a call you need to close but can’t steer — every marketer and salesperson hits this wall. In this episode, host Harwin delivers a tight, practical guide to regaining control of the call without bulldozing the person on the other end. You’ll learn two concrete, battle‑tested techniques: asking the right question to pivot the entire interaction (like collecting shoe details to defuse gym anger), and the subtle art of using “hold” — not as a break, but as a reset button. Harwin explains why a brief silence or a well‑timed “Let me check on that, hold please” can dissipate anger, shift the conversation, and hand you back the reins faster than arguing ever could. He even shows you how to translate phone‑hold tactics into face‑to‑face encounters with a valid, human excuse that doesn’t disrespect the customer. It’s not manipulation; it’s leading the conversation toward the outcome both sides need — and knowing the difference between being a pushover and a professional. The SeoWolf Podcast delivers no‑guru, street‑smart persuasion and internet marketing insights you can use today. Hit subscribe and take control of your calls.

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Ep. 95
Marketing & SEO

Jun 24, 2026·1m 21s

SeoWolf's Podcast is back!

SeoWolf's Podcast is back! Check out the new website for the podcast https://seowolf.org/podcast

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Ep. 96
Marketing & SEO

Jun 26, 2026·15m 43s

Ai bots vs Salesmen. How will it play out

A commentary on how ai implementation might affect salesmen an customer service. links used in podcast : Seowolf's Sales letter Writer

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Ep. 97
Mindset & Inner Game

Jun 26, 2026·15m 8s

The self help bottomless pit you must know about before getting in

The self help bottomless pit you must know about before getting in

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