u/Neither-Raspberry-60

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Is it really possible to create an agency that can run without you?

My agency already has 20 clients after launching just 3 months ago, but I’m still the Strategist and still handling almost everything myself.

I’m honestly having a hard time letting go because what if the person who replaces me won’t be as good as I am? What if we lose clients because of that?

I really want to scale this agency to 100 to 200+ clients, but I feel like I’m also the one slowing down the growth.

For context, I already created a 100+ page SOP document covering how I approach everything. I’m just not sure if it’ll actually work once my first key hire tries to replicate my strategic thinking and workflow.

Would love to hear your thoughts, especially from agency owners who’ve gone through this stage.

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u/Neither-Raspberry-60 — 3 days ago

Will Facebook ads work if I'm in China?

Hi guys. Am planning to visit China as it's been my dream. I really want to travel but am not sure if Facebook ads will work there. Will VPNs be sufficient? Has anyone here travelled to China and was still able to work and access the Business Manager?

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u/Neither-Raspberry-60 — 8 days ago

Hi everyone. So I'm planning to travel more this month and onwards and try the digital nomad lifestyle (my agency is really growing fast and there's a strong demand for our services, I think I can afford monthly travels na at this point), and I'm planning to invest in a Starlink. In your own opinion, is it worth it? How much does it cost again and how much do you have to pay per month???

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u/Neither-Raspberry-60 — 25 days ago