So how to develop the skills to start a social media marketing agency? There’s so much out there that you can fight, and focus your energy, time, and attention on one single thing. I feel like what stops a lot of people is that. I’m talking chatbots, I’m talking funnels, I’m talking copywriting, I’m talking media buy, I’m talking creatives. And if you’re just getting started, trust me, I’ve been where you’re at currently.Īnd there’s so much to learn. Now the first thing that I want to share with you is that if you want to run a serious business you need to develop the skills. Hiring an agency over freelancers also gives businesses a tax incentive.
This helps business owners solve more and oftentimes bigger problems. See, as an agency, you’re working remotely, so you can reach business owners around the world.Īnd there’s going to be more than one expert on your team. Now, you may be wondering, “Why wouldn’t business owners just hire employees or freelancers to do the work?” You’re helping brands grow fast and profitably online through these social platforms.Īnd getting paid handsomely at the same time.
But you won't have to pay for it at all.There’s no other place for getting higher returns on investment.Īnd it’s a lot cheaper and easier to measure than traditional marketing platforms. You'll be smarter and still have the skillsets. You get to keep all the materials we've covered.
Or the content isn't quite right, or maybe you jumped too soon.In which case, anytime in the first 14 days just let me know, and I’ll refund you 100% of what you’ve paid. Maybe you’re a few weeks in, and you decide it’s not for you. You get new skills, a ton of confidence, and the systems we install mean you can keep growing every month. That’s the best case. You add an extra 10k a month in recurring revenue. Right? What if it doesn’t work? What if it’s not as good as he said? So let’s look at the best and worst case scenarios:īest Case: over the next 60 days, you design a world-class agency. Any time you invest time and money to work with a coach, there’s a risk.
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