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The Agency Growth Podcast
Unknown Host hosts The Agency Growth Podcast, a business show with 215 episodes published.
[Cold open [Paintball, sick kids, and the problem with barber fades] ends at 05:58.] The agency model built on evergreen content and one reliable acquisition channel is starting to break. Last month, 25% of our Google ad
[Cold open [Jake is moving... Again] ends at 10:40.] Google Ads feels weird right now, and we’re trying to figure out what changed. In this episode, we talk about what we’re seeing in real local lead gen accounts. LSAs a
We sat down with Nicklaus Conley to talk about what happens when marketing works faster than the business underneath it. Nick scaled his hardscaping company toward $3 million in contracts before a massive chunk of that r
This week, we brought on Ezra from Green Frog Web Design to talk about what agency owners usually avoid: competitors, pricing, retention, and what “enough” actually means. Ezra works in the same lawn and landscape space
[Cold open [Jake turns Iowa’s football stadium into a paintball field] ends at 10:39.] We’re trying to figure out what the next version of our agency actually looks like. SEO and Google Ads are still the foundation, but
[Cold open [Jake’s 7,000-word schema study] ends at 11:56] AI is making clients question what they used to pay agencies for. In this episode, we talk about how clients are starting to look at agency work differently now
[Cold open [Bad shaker bottles. Creatine. Gemini as a personal trainer.] ends at 08:43.] Cody and Jake talk through the weird spot agency owners hit when the business is growing, but the work starts feeling less fulfilli
[Cold open (Music opinions, Spotify habits, and Mr. Brightside trauma) ends at 09:40.] AI has given clients just enough language to sound confident, but not always enough context to be right. In this episode, we talk abo
We sat down with Jackie Studor from Make Model Marketing to talk about the absolute grind of running a niche digital agency in the automotive industry. The automotive niche isn't built for standard agency plays. Jackie e
We sat down with Dan Gent, who ran his product design agency, Lighthouse London, for 15 years before walking away in 2023 and now writes his own newsletter, Dear Agency Founder. Dan details how Lighthouse reached 20 peop
[Cold open [Jake’s $700 Caviar Mistake] ends at 13:45.] Technology is moving fast, but that doesn’t mean agency owners need to chase every new tool that shows up in their feed. In this episode, we talk about the pressure
[Cold open [A listener feeds Cody’s Panda Express addiction] ends at 9:02.] Giving clients total transparency into their leads sounds like a good idea until they start seeing the garbage that comes with the gold. When yo
Cesar is back on the podcast this week to break down the unsexy reality of acquiring clients for his agency through organic social media. His current lead flow relies heavily on TikTok and high-intent searches from ChatG
[Cold open (People don't own fly swatters anymore) ends at 12:31.] This week, AJ Doppke joins us to talk about the unsexy reality of scaling an agency and why growing too fast can break your operations. AJ grew his gross
Josh Kimmes is back on the podcast to talk about the boring, unsexy work of getting inbound leads without relying on an exhausting outbound sales machine. We break down exactly how his agency gets a steady flow of qualif
[Cold open (Jake's wife was gifted an at-home lobotomy kit) ends at 03:43.] This week, we sat down with Sharon Toerek, a legal expert who actually understands the agency world because she's been in it for decades. Sharon
[Cold open (Jake Puts the McDonald's CEO to Shame) ends at 08:17.] Starting a marketing agency seems to be the cool thing to do these days. Everyone is doing it, and there is so much noise. How do you cut through it and
[Cold open (Jake spills coffee on his keyboard and debates the utility of tablets) ends at 07:49.] Most agency advice treats every client relationship the same, but the reality is that a family-owned local shop and a VC-
[Cold open ends at 07:13.] There has been a lot of buzz lately with people mentioning and starting "AI Automation Agencies", yet they have no idea how to sell or position the service. They're all operating under some exp
In our pursuit of having an episode for every niche out there, we ran across Dante Montovano, who owns Seven Circle Media, a restaurant marketing agency. We knew restaurant marketing was unique, but we didn't realize how
Sharon Toerek
marketing and intellectual property attorney · Toerek Law
1 appearance on this show
Jonathan Stark
author of Hourly Billing Is Nuts · TrueNorth Companies
1 appearance on this show
Jody Grunden
CPA / virtual CFO · Summit Virtual CFO by Anders
1 appearance on this show
Jason Hennessey
SEO Strategies from $20 Million Agency Owner · Hennessey Digital
1 appearance on this show
Darren Shaw
Whitespark
1 appearance on this show
Roger Williams
host of Squatchin Holler · New City Church
1 appearance on this show
Matt Johnson
Johns Hopkins psychiatry and behavioural sciences professor · Sanford School of Public Policy at Duke University
1 appearance on this show
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The Agency Growth Podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under business (marketing) and has published 215 episodes.
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