To break the cycle, we started by going back to the basics. To better align their offer to their ideal target market, we first had to research and identify the root problems their ideal clients were really facing to refine their offering to match what clients could actually afford. Instead of pitching to do it all for the initial contract, we honed in on the specific deliverables that aligned with their clients’ budgets, making sure they were paying for the work that mattered most.
Next, we restructured how the agency approached new projects. Instead of trying to be a jack-of-all trades agency and prioritizing fewer, higher-impact deliverables with new clients, the agency was able to focus their time more effectively and stay within budget. This allowed them to create room to scale—both in terms of time and financial flexibility. As their clients’ revenue increased, so did the scope of work, creating a more sustainable path for profitable, long-term partnerships.
To ensure these changes made a lasting impact, we had to analyze the agency’s financials, identifying areas where resources were being unnecessarily overextended. By reallocating resources and streamlining processes, we helped the agency free up more time, reduce stress, and bring the entire operation back under control.