Alex Pujji is the founder and CEO of Right Left Agency. Her first year as an agency owner, she made more than she did at her full-time job. Not only that, but she worked fewer hours, visited nine different countries, and got to kick it with her friends and family whenever she wanted.
Good for Alex, right? What’s this gotta do with you?
Well, Right Left Agency helps small businesses and startups scale through SEO, social media, and online advertising. And now they’re offering franchise ownership for anyone who wants to leave the nine-to-five life behind for good.
Dream of running your own business from any corner of the globe, working with clients you actually like – even without prior experience? Look no further, Alex says.
Over the past eight years, she’s grown an impressive digital marketing agency, and now she’s eager to pass on their winning formula to you.
This includes a battle-tested business model, deep industry know-how, and a thorough training program.
So wave goodbye to exhaustion, feeling trapped, or slaving away at tasks that drain your joy.
With a Right Left Agency franchise, you can do work you love, from the comfort of home, while setting your own hours.
These businesses need your help. They’re struggling to get leads and sales. They can’t be bothered to figure it out themselves. And they’ve probably been burned by an agency or two in the past.
Knowing this, Right Left Agency puts an emphasis on transparency. Every client they take on can log in and monitor the work that’s being done, the campaigns that are being created on their behalf. They can see the numbers. They know if they’re getting a return on their money or not.
Tracking is another key, Alex explains. Every decision their agency makes is based on data.
What else? Their contracts are month-to-month. They don’t trap clients with this yearlong nonsense. If they’re not performing, they don’t deserve the money.
Finally, they test relentlessly. They find what works, turn it up, and then continue testing to stay ahead of the competition.
If you’re on the same wavelength as Alex and company, they’re extending an opportunity to start a franchise.
It’s like the best of both worlds. You get to be your own boss, but you’re also able to leverage their existing frameworks, systems, standard operation procedures, teams, and so on and so forth.
You can cherry-pick your clients and the kinds of projects you take on, while RLA provides support with everything else that happens behind the scenes.
Surely you need some tech and marketing skills though, right? Negative, Ghost Rider.
What about exclusivity? Like could you be the one and only franchisee in Austin, Texas? No, not since this is a remote opportunity. Thilly gooth.
Okay, what’s this gonna cost then? Anywhere from $33,200 to $64,500, according to their website. This includes $25,000 that must be paid to the franchisor or its affiliates.
Yikes. Are there any pay plans available? Nope, but they can refer you to many sources including the SBA and local banks.
Sadly, Alex skips over the burning question: Why switch gears to franchising instead of expanding what’s currently successful? Could it be because landing clients is a tough gig? And keeping them happy and consistently paying is even tougher?
Which is why I favor lead generation over agency work. I create the assets and produce results ahead of time. I then rent those results to the highest bidder. If they ever stop paying, I simply find a new tenant. I’m not out all that time and effort. I’m not starting over from scratch.
Just press the blazing red button below to learn more. I think you’ll agree with me.