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They chase too many shiny objects—fancy tools, trendy strategies, or niche pivots—and end up burned out, overwhelmed, and far from profitable.
The 60-Minute Agency is about stripping everything down to the essentials, focusing on what works, and delivering results with speed and efficiency.
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Instead, create a standardized offer that solves a clear, repeatable problem.
For example, in my agency, we focus on qualified lead generation for mortgage brokers.
The deliverable is consistent, predictable, and easy to execute.
Think about the one problem you solve better than anyone else and turn it into a productized service.
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You need a system that consistently brings in leads and converts them into clients.
This doesn’t mean complex automations or endless cold outreach.
A simple funnel:
The key is clarity: Don’t sell everything to everyone. Sell one thing to one audience.
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That’s why automation and delegation are non-negotiable.
Tools like Basecamp, Callbox API, and automated email sequences save hours of manual work every week.
And for tasks that require a human touch, hire specialists who can execute with precision.
For instance, my ‘Deal Team 6’ are phone assassins who specialize in closing high-conversion leads.
I trust them to handle what I shouldn’t.
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This applies to your operations, client communication, and even your lead generation efforts.
Spend 20 minutes on client updates, 20 minutes on business growth, and 20 minutes on team management.
Anything beyond that needs to be outsourced or restructured.
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