Expert In Demand Podcast With Dean Seddon

Most people know they should post more content, share more opinions and put themselves out there more online, but they stop themselves because they are worried about what other people might think.

In this episode, I recorded a podcast publicly on Miami Beach because I wanted to challenge that fear in myself too. It felt awkward. It felt uncomfortable. But it reminded me how often we let random people influence our behaviour, even when those people will never affect our life or business.

I talk about:

Why posting content feels uncomfortable at first

Why people hesitate to share their opinions online

Why fear of judgement slows down growth

How confidence is built through repetition

Why visibility matters if you want opportunities

Why most people are thinking about themselves, not you

If you keep second-guessing yourself before posting, recording videos or sharing your ideas online, this episode will help you understand why.

I believe experts and service businesses grow faster when they focus on building deep trust with a smaller number of the right people.

In this episode, I break down how high-value, low-volume businesses create stronger demand, attract better-fit clients, and build more sustainable growth online.

We also explore:

• Why a smaller audience can create bigger business results
• How focused positioning makes you easier to trust and remember
• Why reputation compounds faster than attention
• How experts build demand differently from creators
• Why solving one valuable problem changes everything

If you want to build a business around expertise, authority, and real client demand, this episode will help you think differently about growth online.

I spent years stuck in feast and famine. One good month gave me hope. The next month wiped it out. Everything depended on me chasing business, closing quickly, and solving short term pressure.

Then I realised the problem. I had not built the infrastructure that created consistent demand.

In this episode, I break down the exact social selling system I used to become known for one specific problem, attract inbound leads, and get clients lining up to work with me. I walk through the five parts that changed everything for me: expert positioning, pre-selling presence, demand creating content, intent bridges, and conversion systems.

I explain how I used my content and online presence to build trust before calls happened, how I turned attention into buying intent, and how I built a repeatable system that consistently converts qualified leads into clients.

If you want more inbound leads, stronger positioning, and a business that attracts the right clients consistently, this episode will help you rethink how social selling actually works.

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You're in your 40s or 50s and watching 20-somethings dominate social media.

You don't have the energy for dance videos.

You don't want to chase followers.

You want clients, on your terms, at the rates you set.

This episode shows you how to do that.

Here's what you'll take away:

Why social media is now interest media, and what that shift means for winning clients

How to use depth and experience as advantages most younger creators do not have

Why 20 clients a year beats 20,000 followers, and how to design your business around that

The alignment between interest, audience, and offer that produces consistent pipeline

The three levers Dean uses to bring in clients without chasing virality

The proximity principle that turns small audiences into buyers

If you want predictable pipeline without performing for strangers, this episode gives you the model.

Listen if you want growth on your terms, with the clients you actually want to work with.

I made a $1.3 million marketing mistake and it cost me $68,000 in losses before I worked out what had gone wrong. In this episode I share exactly how it happened, what I did to fix it, and the lesson every business owner needs to hear.

I switched off the LinkedIn Lives and webinars I was running every week because the data made them look unprofitable. A few months later I was looking at a $50,000 loss one month, an $18,000 loss the next, and wondering if my business was over. When I went back through the numbers properly, I discovered 70% of my new clients had come from those events, and most had registered for at least two before buying. Each one had been worth $27,000 to my business.

I walk you through how I tracked the real source of every sale, why my CRM was telling me the wrong story, and the 30 day lag that catches most business owners out. I share my always be marketing principle, the bucket theory of pipeline, and why social selling builds value long after the activity itself.

If you run a business, lead a sales team, or rely on social selling to fill pipeline, this one is for you.

Article here: 
https://www.deanseddon.io/blog/i-turned-off-a-1-3m-tap-and-it-cost-me-80k