Why I'm doubling down on my community in 2025... (free bonus)

Hi Reader

2025 is chugging along (it’s almost March!) – and there's a ton going on right now. 

But there’s something that hasn’t changed. Your agency still needs a constant stream of new clients (and leads) every week.

Now is not the time to pull back on your lead generation efforts… it’s the time to expand them.

But how do you do that when you're already stretched thin?

Well, one low-effort way to do this is through partnerships with other agencies. This is known as the milk and cookies strategy. 

If the thing I sell is cookies, I’m going to naturally be a good partner for someone who sells milk and vice versa.

Likewise, if you’re a web design agency, you are naturally a good match to partner with a marketing agency or an SEO agency or even a web development agency. 

Why?

Because they have clients who need web design. You have clients who need marketing. Partnering with agencies is an easy way to bring in new pre-qualified leads who need what you sell.

But how do you do this?

How do you find agencies who are complimentary to you?

That’s something we're going to be building into my new community for agency owners.  Facilitating  interaction between different types of agencies so they can partner up and share leads. 

It’s gonna be awesome. If you want to reserve your spot, you can do that today using this link (pricing is going up soon).

If you sign up today you’ll get a lifetime membership. No monthly charges. No recurring billing. Just one payment and you get permanent access. 

Thanks,
Rob

PS. I'm working on a new email template you can use to get started with the Milk and Cookies strategy for your agency. Once it's ready, it's going to be exclusively for community members but right now I'm giving access to you for free.

Here's how to get access:

1. Go to this post

2. Create an account

3. Like & comment on this post with the following: What is one thing your agency is focusing on in 2025?

That's it! Then I'll DM you the email template once it's ready. Free.

Thanks,
Rob