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3 contributions to AGNZY: $10K/Month Local Agency
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Hi Community. John here, form Australia. New here and looking forward to connecting and learning.
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@John Ferguson Hey John! Welcome to the community! Great to have you here. It's always lovely connecting with people from different parts of the world. I'm looking forward to learning and sharing ideas with you too. What brought you to the community, and what are you currently working on?
A question for agency owners:
Getting an agency started is one thing, but building a consistent flow of paying clients is a completely different challenge. I'm interested in understanding what agency owners are currently experiencing when it comes to client acquisition. For those actively building their agencies, what's proving to be the biggest challenge right now? - Finding qualified business owners who actually need your services? - Getting prospects to respond to outreach? - Turning interested prospects into paying clients? - Keeping clients long enough to build predictable monthly revenue? I believe getting the right clients is just as important as having a good service to offer. Interested to hear what's working and what isn't for people here, especially those who are serious about growing their agencies.
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@Brandon Olson Good point. From what I've seen, the biggest challenge for many agency owners isn't necessarily finding businesses. It's getting prospects to respond and turning those conversations into paying clients. That's why I focus on identifying real local businesses and showing them how visible they are on Google Maps compared to their competitors. When business owners can actually see where they're missing opportunities, the conversation becomes much easier. I'm curious, how are others here currently approaching this part of client acquisition?
Google Business Profile package
Will this work for a new location of an established business? Things are slow at the new shop and I am looking for options. I understand my understanding is when you are ranking the inside pages (The new location is one of the pages on the Established Company's Website) it is best to rank the Home Page (Established Company) and move from there to the other pages. The new shop is looking for customers asap, lol. Right? Of course, so I thought since the new location has it's own Google Business Profile it would be a better option for being seen online and give the people searching a chance to call. The new location is so new they don't yet have Reviews. Let me know what you think the best way to go is. 1) Local SEO or 2) Google Business Profile or 3) ?
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@Robert Biccum Hi! I think using both Local SEO and Google Business Profile together could be a great approach for increasing the new location's visibility. Having a separate profile gives local customers an easier way to find the shop, check its details, and contact you directly. I'm curious, have you already started optimizing the new location's Google Business Profile, or are you still setting everything up? Also, what type of business is the new shop?
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