Why is an agency not the answer?
You spend so much time managing them. You have to explain your brand, review their posts, and chase them for reports. It is just more work. A managed content network is different. It is a system. You provide the content once, and it does the work. You get to stop being a project manager and start being a growth professional. It is the best way to reclaim your time.
How do you prove your impact?
With an agency, you are reporting their performance. With a network, you are reporting your own strategy's success. You have the raw data. You can show that your strategy, amplified by the network, is driving growth. It is much more satisfying and much better for your career. You want to be the one who owns the results, not the one who manages the agency.
Is the learning curve steep?
Not at all. You do not need to learn how to run a network; you just need to know how to use it. Your partner handles the technical side. You just need to be organized with your content. It is a much simpler workflow than managing an agency relationship. You will wonder why you ever spent so much time coordinating agency meetings.
When is it time to switch?
Switch when you realize your agency is costing more than they are bringing in. If they are just doing manual work that a machine could do, they are wasting your money. Cut the agency retainer, put that budget into a network, and watch your reach skyrocket.
A managed content network offers more reach and better data than an agency, while saving you time and money.
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Follow-up questions
How do I make the switch?
Start by setting up a small network and seeing the results compared to your agency's output.
Will my boss be okay with this?
Yes, as long as you show them the improved traffic and cost numbers.
Is the provider more reliable?
Yes. They are focused on the infrastructure, whereas an agency is focused on managing the client relationship.