How To Start A Social Media Marketing Agency In 2019

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In this video Ryan Hildreth talks about How To Start A Social Media Marketing Agency In 2019 step by step for beginners.

2018 tactics are no longer relevant in 2019 and here is what they are so you know what to avoid. We will be solving these issues in todays video.

#1. Salesy tactics/Trouble getting clients.

#2. Relying solely on Facebook Advertising (Fb ad accounts getting shut down).

#3. Outsourcing to people you don't know or trust.

#4. Raising your prices without clients leaving you.

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