Hey Agency Owners,
What if I told you that even with a full plate, you are still not doing as much as you could?

It does not matter whether your in-house team is overwhelmed trying to clear the backlog of existing clients, or if you are simply hoping your next client will call.

Wait a moment.
Before that inner voice in your head, let’s call him John, starts whispering that this is nonsense or just another sales pitch, let me take the mic for a moment.

Let me walk you through how Brandon, Moe, Amando, and many other agency owners scaled their businesses ten times without spending an extra dollar.
Seems hard to believe, right?

Let us look at the numbers.
The average hourly rate of a basic developer is around thirty-five dollars, and a mediocre UI UX designer charges about thirty dollars per hour.

So what does this have to do with your agency?
A lot more than you think.

Before John starts talking again, let’s go a little deeper.

Assuming a forty hour work week, it costs more than one hundred thirty five thousand dollars per year to hire an ordinary UI UX designer and a developer.

That is a lot, right?

Now let’s move a step further.
Even if we are being optimistic and assume you manage to create two websites in a week, that gives you one hundred four websites a year.

This means each website costs you around thirteen hundred dollars if you rely on hired resources.
And if you are doing all the work yourself, the cost is even higher, because as a wise man once said, time is money.