Step 01 / 04
Pick a paying vertical.
Choose local trades where one booked call is worth real money, and set a minimum monthly spend before you take anyone on.
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Build an agency around a focused offer. Outreach that books calls, offers priced on paper and lead-gen campaigns on Meta and Google Ads, kept alive by a Friday Loom.Learn running an ad agency with no prior experience required.
From r/agency, r/SMMA, r/PPC and r/FacebookAds.No guru scripts.
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Calls tracked
14
Cost per call
~$50
Example screens. Numbers follow the course's worked examples, not client results.
The agency system
SELL CALLS,NOT CLICKS.
Run an ad agency
clients keep.
The exact stack, start to finish
The agency blueprint
Four moves from first call to month three, in order.
Step 01 / 04
Choose local trades where one booked call is worth real money, and set a minimum monthly spend before you take anyone on.
Step 02 / 04
One channel for 90 days, every touch in the outreach log. The first call only qualifies and books the next one.
Step 03 / 04
A $1,000 retainer reads as $700 media + $300 fees. Put the cost-per-call target and the cancellation terms in the proposal.
Step 04 / 04
Call tracking first, then the campaign. First touch on a lead inside 5 minutes, and a 2-minute Loom every Friday.
Offer build
Agencies stall when the offer lives in their head and the client's budget can't pay for results. Do the math once, price the package, then every proposal uses the same sheet. These numbers are the course's worked example.
Run the vertical math
Job value, close rate and cost per call decide whether a client can pay for results. Example: a plumber on $800 media + $400 fee.
Price the package, fence the scope
One local agency's published ladder, rung by rung. Every package lists what it does not include.
Drop it into the proposal
Split the fee from media spend, write the cost-per-call target and sign the terms before launch.
Proposal · monthly · example
$1,000
32 copy-ready templates
The openers, emails, audits and updates agency owners describe in their threads, rewritten as fill-in-the-blank templates. Copy the structure, put your trade and city in, and send it today.
1Open: "Hi [name], this is [you]. I help [trade]2 businesses in [city] get more calls from Google.3 Did I catch you at a bad time?"45Qualify (ask two, listen):Your agency script vault
Built for the stack in the course: Google Ads and Meta for lead-gen, call tracking, a free CRM and Loom. Client ad spend is always paid by the client, never on your card.
Where the leads come from
Google search catches buyers with intent right now. Meta needs more care around lead quality. Both end in the same place: a call somebody has to answer.
Search only, presence-only locations, phrase and exact match on service + city keywords.
Test lead forms vs conversions with the same creative. The winner is the lowest cost per booked appointment.
Call tracking first. First touch inside 5 minutes, call then text, logged in a shared sheet.
Retainer, per call or hybrid: pick the model on purpose, write the media/fee split into the proposal and set a minimum spend before anyone signs.
Retainer
The most common model in the threads. Fixed fee plus client-paid media. Failure mode: scope creep.
Per call
Can work when the client runs follow-up well. Failure mode: lead-quality disputes, a thin cost floor and no retainer cushion.
Performance only
Paid only when results arrive. Owners used it as a first-client trial; the threads show little proof it scales.
Hybrid
Plausible but not proven by these sources. Fits when you control ads, landing page and follow-up.
None of these models is a sure thing. The course walks through the numbers and the failure mode behind each one.
6 modules · 24 lessons · 3h 22m
01Foundations & reality
4 lessons
Every script. The complete agency workflow. Lifetime access. Pay once and start booking calls.
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The whole agency playbook. Outreach scripts, offer math and lead-gen campaign setups. One payment. Yours for life.
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What's inside
The full Ad Agency (SMMA) pack: 6 modules and 24 written lessons, 32 copy-ready scripts and templates, and every tip linked to one of the 43 Reddit threads it came from. One payment, lifetime access, every future update.
Yes. All 16 packs (this one included) are $50 as a bundle, also a one-time payment. If you only want the agency playbook, $27 gets you this pack alone.
Operators in these threads call it saturated and hard, and many agencies stall or close. Those who stay report specific niches, clear pricing and weekly client communication. Nothing here guarantees income.
No, but you need some proof. Commenters suggest a short, honest case-study deal for one client, a demo of the work, or an audit of the prospect's own funnel. Never fake results or reviews.
Threads show both. Retainers are more common, performance-only offers are harder to run, and low per-lead budgets can break the math. The course walks through the numbers for each.
Operators use both. Google search tends to catch buyers with immediate intent, while Meta needs more care around lead quality. The course covers setup and the platform risks.
Very little to start outreach, mostly tools and time. Client ad spend comes from the client, and you should never advance it on your own card.
No. Pay $27 once. Tools like call tracking or a CRM have their own plans, and client ad spend is paid by the client, never on your card.
Step by step: pick the vertical, run one channel, write the offer down. Every Friday, send the Loom and do it again.
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