Aug 31, 2026 · 34 min · 15 segments
***Summary:*** Most agencies think growth means adding more clients, more people, and more services. Then they hit a point where the founder becomes the bottleneck and suddenly the business that was…

I want to call out though, sorry, I felt so excited when you said that you've basically sort of niched down or sort of changed your positioning to outdoor brands specifically.

Why specifically outdoor brands? Did you have like a pattern of success with outdoor brands in the past? Did you see an opportunity there? What were your thoughts?

We came, we had a couple of clients that were in like the high end, like luxury skincare products.

And people that work in this space know, like, it's really expensive to advertise for those products.

So the CPMs on Meta, so the cost to advertise to a thousand people, you know, they'll hover between like 150 to $300.

You have to have really efficient, strong, creative, you have to have great, you know, basically optimization techniques on those campaigns.

And I was like, wow, there's a massive arbitrage opportunity with this type of customer because Meta is an auction and it's based off of how many other advertisers are specifically targeting those customer types for that product.

And I realized there's just really not a whole lot of people advertising for these customers.

And then we started working with a couple other outdoor brands that were actually referrals from the first one.

I want to call out though, sorry, I felt so excited when you said that you've basically sort of niched down or sort of changed your positioning to outdoor brands specifically.

Why specifically outdoor brands? Did you have like a pattern of success with outdoor brands in the past? Did you see an opportunity there? What were your thoughts?

We came, we had a couple of clients that were in like the high end, like luxury skincare products.

And people that work in this space know, like, it's really expensive to advertise for those products.

So the CPMs on Meta, so the cost to advertise to a thousand people, you know, they'll hover between like 150 to $300.

You have to have really efficient, strong, creative, you have to have great, you know, basically optimization techniques on those campaigns.

And I was like, wow, there's a massive arbitrage opportunity with this type of customer because Meta is an auction and it's based off of how many other advertisers are specifically targeting those customer types for that product.

And I realized there's just really not a whole lot of people advertising for these customers.

And then we started working with a couple other outdoor brands that were actually referrals from the first one.
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