Agency
Marketing agency
+816followers, on one of their client accounts, 7 March to 13 June
An agency for keynote speakers white-labelled our growth for its clients.Then it brought its own account.An agency resold our growth to its clients.Then it brought its own account.
The account
The number-one marketing agency in a narrow niche, keynote speakers. They started by white-labelling our growth service and selling it to their own clients, about five accounts. When those clients liked the results, the agency signed up its own account.
What we ran
Daily manual engagement inside the keynote-speaking niche for the agency, and inside real estate for their client. For agencies the dashboards went out under the agency's own name.
What the dashboard shows
The agency account from 17 April: 220 new followers in 30 days. A client's real estate account from 7 March to 13 June: 816 new followers, days of three, four, five and ten, with no drops and no spikes anywhere on the line.
The full picture
A narrow professional niche grows slower than a broad one, which is why the agency's own line is steadier and smaller than their client's. They kept renewing. Two conditions apply to every account we take on: at least 15 posts, and an account around a month old or older works best.
Every number on this page is the one said in the video. The published ranges on the plans are what past clients saw in a month, never a promise; the results disclaimer says the rest.
