Agency Alliance: Sparking The Conversation On Agency Life
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Life as a freelancer is great. The only person you have to worry about is you and your relationship with the client. But what happens when you decide to grow? To take on staff/contractors/freelancers? What challenges arise? This podcast delves into the day-to-day runnings of a marketing agency. Not marketing tactics. But human resources, project management, team building (remote and in person). All those challenges that any agency CEO has experienced.
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In this week’s FB Live, our CEO, Maggie Benson, shares how she’ll often look outside our industry for alternative ways to do business. Sometimes, th...
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