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Hosted by Tyler Henn, founder of Hennhouse. Practical conversations on local SEO, websites, offers, sales, AI, and the systems that turn attention into booked work.
Primary topic
Marketing podcasts
Core angle
SEO, websites, sales, systems
YouTube status
12 synced episodes
Latest episodes
Every episode is pulled from YouTube with its original title, publish date, thumbnail, and description.
Aug 23, 2026
Aric Whiteley from Lockhern Digital shares insights on building a successful marketing agency, transitioning from freelancing to agency, team management, pricing strategies, and the importance of reliability in employees. The conversation also covers the challenges of scaling, hiring, and offshore vs. onshore talent. The conversation covers topics related...

Aug 22, 2026
AI meeting prep automation looked completely different even a year ago. It started with a virtual assistant manually searching LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and a website, then...

Aug 21, 2026
AI hallucinations often trace back to something simple: popularity gets mistaken for accuracy. Ask if raw chicken is safe to eat, and every scientific source says absolutely not,...

Aug 20, 2026
AI subscription pricing is still in its honeymoon phase, and that's worth sitting with. OpenAI just raised $100 million in the open market because $30 a month subscriptions...

Aug 19, 2026
Door to door sales tips usually start with the same mistake: knocking 20 doors, getting rejected, and calling it quits for the day. The fix is just knocking more, 150 instead of...

Aug 18, 2026
Productive procrastination doesn't feel like procrastinating, that's what makes it so sneaky. It looks like tidying your desk, organizing the bookshelf, vacuuming the floor, all...

Aug 17, 2026
What to delegate as a business owner isn't really a time question. It's an energy question. Some tasks completely drain you, thirty minutes of credit card reconciliation and you...

Aug 16, 2026
Louis Swart shares valuable insights on the art of delegation, emphasizing the importance of laser-like focus, vision, and choosing the right tasks to delegate. He also discusses...

Aug 15, 2026
Best lead sources for small business, according to a full year of company wide data: referral from a friend sits at number one by a wide margin, with Google Organic close behind...

Aug 14, 2026
User generated content is showing up in roughly 4 to 6 out of every 10 top Google results right now. Reddit, YouTube, Twitter, TikTok, LinkedIn, even Medium. It comes down to...

Aug 13, 2026
How much time should you spend on marketing is a question with a real number attached: at bare minimum, 20% of your time. If you can't get there, that's not a reason to skip...

Aug 12, 2026
How to rank on Google comes down to something most SEO advice skips over: you have to be excellent. Keywords, page structure, strategy, all of that works. It's the actual job....
What makes it useful
The best marketing podcasts do more than recap trends. This hub is focused on decisions owners actually make: how to get found, what to say, what to measure, and which systems keep leads from leaking.
Google Business Profile optimization, entity alignment, reviews, local service pages, and the signals that turn search visibility into real calls.
Messaging, offers, landing pages, page speed, forms, call tracking, and the small decisions that make a website easier to trust.
Sales, delegation, follow-up, process, AI automation, and the unglamorous systems that make marketing worth the spend.
Who should listen
A lot of the best marketing podcasts are built for marketers talking to marketers. This one is built for the person who has to decide whether the website needs work, the offer is weak, the phone is not getting answered, or the Google profile is quietly holding the business back.
Roofers, remodelers, attorneys, consultants, med spas, home service companies, and local operators who need more calls from people nearby.
Owners who still touch sales, delivery, marketing, hiring, and customer follow-up, and need practical ways to decide what to fix next.
People who know tactics are not enough and want stronger judgment around search intent, positioning, offers, measurement, and retention.
What you will learn
The reason people search for the best marketing podcasts is simple: they want signal. They do not want another vague conversation about posting more content. They want to understand what is actually moving customers toward a call, form fill, appointment, quote, or purchase.
Hennhouse episodes are organized around that standard. If an idea does not help a business get found, get trusted, get chosen, or get better at following up, it probably does not deserve much airtime.
How local SEO actually works when Google is deciding who to trust
Why a Google Business Profile can bring calls or quietly waste demand
What makes a homepage or landing page turn visitors into leads
How to build offers that feel specific instead of generic
Where AI can save time, and where it can create expensive mistakes
Which numbers tell the truth about marketing, sales, and follow-up
How reviews, referrals, and reputation compound over time
Why business systems matter after the lead comes in
How it compares
Some shows are great for platform news. Some are built around big brand campaigns. The Hennhouse angle is narrower: what should a local or service business fix so marketing creates more booked work?
Topic clusters
The page is not just an archive. It is a hub for the same ideas that show up in client work: search visibility, better websites, stronger offers, lead generation, reputation, and the operating discipline to keep growth from getting messy.
Episodes cover how Google understands a business, why consistent entity data matters, and how local companies can show up in search and Maps.
Atlanta SEO field notesA good website is not just a digital brochure. It should match search intent, answer the real objection, and make the next step obvious.
Website design and developmentSEO episodes dig into keywords, content, technical issues, internal links, page structure, and the broader signals that create trust.
SEO servicesMarketing only counts when it creates real opportunities. The podcast connects traffic, forms, calls, offers, follow-up, and closing.
Lead generation servicesEpisode field notes
Tyler turns each conversation into an original article with the ideas, practical lessons, and connections that stayed with him after the episode.
Episode 11 · Mike Montague
Tyler Henn reflects on human-first AI marketing, content repurposing, reputation, local niches, and sustainable visibility after talking with Mike Montague of Avenue9.
Read Tyler's field notesEpisode 10 · David Wilson
Tyler Henn reflects on AI search, comparison content, local SEO, Google Business Profiles, and agentic discovery after talking with David Wilson of Zozimus.
Read Tyler's field notesEpisode 9 · Aric Whiteley
Tyler Henn reflects on agency roles, delegation, pricing, client education, Microsoft Ads, and community after talking with Aric Whiteley of Lockhern Digital.
Read Tyler's field notesEpisode 8 · Louis Swart
Tyler Henn reflects on the 60 percent rule, energy, hourly value, SOPs, virtual assistants, and AI after talking with delegation coach Louis Swart.
Read Tyler's field notesEpisode 7 · Taylor Chastain
Tyler Henn reflects on referrals, brand, values, reviews, follow-up, and responsible junk removal after talking with Taylor Chastain of Up Up & Away.
Read Tyler's field notesEpisode 6 · Logan Lewis
Tyler Henn reflects on podcast consistency, authentic content, scheduling, platform choice, and local visibility after talking with Logan Lewis of Hammerhead Creations.
Read Tyler's field notesEpisode 5 · Eddie Shimchek
Tyler Henn reflects on property data, direct mail, multichannel follow-up, attribution, and field content after talking with Eddie Shimchek of MyHomeStory Pro.
Read Tyler's field notesEpisode 4 · Jordan Armstrong
Tyler Henn reflects on email, artist marketing, retargeting, storytelling, landing pages, and analytics after talking with Jordan Armstrong of Mira Lane Marketing.
Read Tyler's field notesEpisode 1 · Nathan Patterson
Tyler Henn reflects on leadership, delegation, local SEO, offers, sales, and business systems after a conversation with Nathan Patterson.
Read Tyler's field notesFAQ
The Hennhouse Podcast is about practical marketing, local SEO, websites, sales, systems, AI, and business growth for owners who want cleaner execution instead of vague marketing advice.
It is both. SEO and Google Business Profile strategy are core topics, but the conversations also cover websites, offers, sales, hiring, AI, process, and the operations behind better marketing.
The episodes are built for local business owners, service companies, marketers, founders, consultants, and operators who care about measurable growth instead of marketing theater.
The conversations stay close to real decisions: how to get found, what offer to make, how to turn traffic into calls, what to measure, and how to build systems that keep marketing from leaking.
The podcast is available on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeart, and Deezer. New videos also appear on this hub automatically after they go live.