SharkPreneur
Welcome to the Sharkpreneur Podcast with Kevin Harrington and Seth Greene. Kevin Harrington is the inventor of the infomercial, one of the original sharks from the hit tv show shark tank, and has generated over 5 billion dollars in TV and digital direct response sales. Seth Greene is the world’s #1 trusted authority on cutting edge direct response , a best-selling author, the only 3x Marketer Of The Year Nominee, and the founder of http://www.MarketDominationLLC.com On the podcast, Kevin & Seth interview SharkPreneurs who share straight talk on what it takes to explode your business.
Recent Episodes
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Oct. 7, 2026
Episode 1326: The New Rules of Legal Marketing with Nick Cohen
Law firms can spend heavily on marketing and still not know what is actually generating new cases. In this episode of Sharkpreneur, Seth Greene interviews Nick Cohen, Esq., COO at Matador Solutions, who explains why law firms should focus less on vanity metrics and more on lead tracking, cases generated, and measurable return on investment. He explains how Google reviews, referrals, high-intent search, and emerging AI platforms such as ChatGPT are reshaping how potential clients find and choose
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Oct. 5, 2026
Episode 1325: The New Rules of B2B Lead Generation with Nas Vou
More traffic, more automation, and more outreach will not fix a growth problem if you do not know exactly where your funnel is breaking down. In this episode of Sharkpreneur, Seth Greene interviews Nas Vou, Founder and CEO of Do It Digital, who shares how service-based businesses can build more predictable lead generation by refining their offers, identifying the right prospects, and tracking metrics throughout the sales funnel. He explains how LinkedIn can be an effective extension of an exist
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Sept. 30, 2026
Episode 1324: Building Real Connection in a Digital World with Lea Rosenberry
What if the key to growing online is not attracting the largest audience but creating a place where people genuinely feel connected and want to return? In this episode of Sharkpreneur, Seth Greene interviews Lea Rosenberry, Head of Community at Chatter Social, who explains how the platform evolved from a content-focused social network into a community-first environment centered on live interaction and meaningful connection. She explains why community can be more valuable than audience size, how
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Sept. 28, 2026
Episode 1323: Grow Your Brand With Ice-T and the OG Network with Rachel Renee
Creating great content can build an audience, but owning the rights, distribution, and the business behind that content can create far greater long-term value. In this episode of Sharkpreneur, Seth Greene interviews Rachel Renee, Founder and CEO of GOAT MOVES INC., who explains how the OG Network is building a streaming platform that gives independent creators greater access to distribution, clearer agreements, and more control over their intellectual property. She explains why ownership matter
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Sept. 23, 2026
Episode 1322: The Business Behind a Profitable Bar with Chris Schneider
A packed bar can look wildly successful from the outside while quietly losing money behind the scenes. In this episode of Sharkpreneur, Seth Greene interviews Chris Schneider, Bar Business Coach, who shares why many bars struggle not because they lack customers, but because owners often lack the financial systems, pricing discipline, labor management, and business acumen needed to protect margins. He explains the importance of prime cost, hiring for attitude rather than experience, creating a m
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Sept. 21, 2026
Episode 1321: How to Make a Billion in Nine Steps with Sir Richard Harpin
What if the biggest thing holding your business back isn't the market, but how you are leading it? In this episode of Sharkpreneur, Seth Greene interviews Sir Richard Harpin, Founder and Former CEO of HomeServe and Sunday Times Bestselling Author, who shares the lessons he learned building HomeServe from a £50,000 startup into a global company that ultimately sold for more than $4.1 billion. He explains why copying proven models can be smarter than chasing originality, how founders become bottl