Why Your $1,500 Agency Might Be Costing You More Than $5,000 Would with Nina Youé
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Ever wondered why a $1,500 a month agency can end up costing you more than a $5,000 one? In this episode I sit down with Nina Youé, founder of social media agency Flicker, to pull apart everything nobody tells you about hiring for your marketing.
→ Why chasing ads before you've nailed your brand is setting your money on fire
→ The real difference between a $1,500 retainer and a $5,000+ one (and why the cheapest agency "doesn't have staff")
→ How one Instagram follower turned into $1,200 in revenue
→ Top, middle and bottom of funnel content, explained simply
→ Why Nina rebranded Flicker twice, and what finally made it stick
→ The mindset shift from posting for likes to building a personal brand people actually trust
Nina started with zero experience in the space and built Flicker from the ground up, and this conversation is proof that the messiest starting point can still lead somewhere incredible, if you're obsessed enough with getting it right.
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