
But I’ve also worked with smart CEOs who never get burned. Before they sign a contract with any marketing partner, they always ask three simple questions:
- “Can you show me a client in my exact industry whose revenue actually grew?” (Not just someone whose “clicks” went up.)
- “Who is specifically doing the work on my account every day?” (Make sure the senior team pitching you isn’t handing your account off to an intern.)
- “What happens if this program misses its targets in the first 90 days?” (Listen carefully to see if they take accountability or immediately make excuses.)
Bad agencies will fumble these questions every single time. Good partners will answer them with total confidence. Ask them before you sign on the dotted line.
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