u/shrvn4

FOR AGENTS

I do social media growth. Mostly coaches and creators.

And I helped a client build an audience and list over 6 months and she got signed with Hay House.

So the Canon revision caught my eye. Section D lets an agency employ specialists for marketing and social. Section E covers non-clients.

I have no idea what agents actually think of it.

Things I keep circling:

Is platform building something you'd want to sell, or does it sit too far outside the job?

Do clients already ask you for this?

Say an agency offers it. Who delivers, someone in-house or outside?

Does charging a client for marketing change the relationship in a way you'd rather avoid?

I'm on the delivery side of this, so I have an obvious interest. Saying that up front.

Happy to hear it's a bad idea.

I’m consistent with workout, diet, and sleep now. Took a month to get there. But i’m still struggling with practising english and learning music (keyboard).
For work, i’m building a business for the last 3 years which is going extremely well (sacrificed everything else for this). I get along well with business minds or thinkers in general.
Not sure how the accountability part will work. I don’t text, ever. Voice notes and quick calls preferred.
Partner can be from any industry, country, gender, age, as long as they’re chasing their dream.

I’m consistent with workout, diet, and sleep now. Took a month to get there. But i’m still struggling with practising english and learning music (keyboard).
For work, i’m building a business for the last 3 years which is going extremely well (sacrificed everything else for this). I get along well with business minds or thinkers in general.
Not sure how the accountability part will work. I don’t text, ever. Voice notes and quick calls preferred.
Partner can be from any industry, country, gender, age, as long as they’re chasing their dream.