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How to Land Your First $1,000/Month Agency Client. Ep #060

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I sat down with my friend Brandon Doyle, a true expert in all things agency. Brandon has been running successful agencies since 2008, covering everything from email marketing, SEO, Facebook ads to TikTok and Snapchat ads. But this episode isn't just about his success, most importantly, it's about how you can start your own agency and leverage AI to land your first clients, paying you $1,000, $3,000, or even $5,000 a month.


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01:58 Brandon's Journey: From SEO to Full-Service Agency

03:40 Early SEO Tactics and Their Evolution

07:48 Success Stories and Growth Hacks

12:41 Challenges and Lessons in Scaling Agencies

14:31 The Rise and Fall of DTC Brands

19:34 Focusing on Social Ads for E-commerce

26:49 Balancing Revenue Streams

27:09 Incentivizing Leadership

28:12 Favorite Revenue Lines

29:16 Client Acquisition Strategies

30:33 Advice for Young Entrepreneurs

32:10 Temptation to Copy Clients

34:00 Failed Ventures and Lessons Learned

35:58 Starting Over with a Clean Slate

36:22 B2B E-commerce Opportunities

38:55 Charging for Email Marketing

42:31 Starting an AI-Powered Agency

48:15 Importance of Communication

51:34 Final Thoughts and Contact Information

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