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8 Hard Lessons I Learned Building a $13M Marketing Agency Holdco (and Scaling Back to $5M Profitably) (Jordan Ross Solo)

from How to Scale an 8 Figure Agency 🚀

In this episode, Jordan Ross unpacks how he scaled his holding company to $13 million in annual revenue — and why he intentionally scaled it back to $5 million to regain clarity, control, and profitability.He breaks down the biggest lessons learned in hiring, equity structuring, and partnership dynamics that every agency owner should understand. Whether you’re building a single business or managing multiple ventures, these insights will help you avoid common pitfalls and scale with precision.⏱️ Chapters00:00 – Building a $13M Holding Company02:03 – Why A+ Talent Changes Everything03:28 – Hiring and Scaling With Intention04:38 – Date Before Marriage: Partnership Timing06:30 – The True Value of Equity09:49 – Vesting Schedules That Prevent Regret11:20 – Defining Ownership in Complex Structures12:40 – Why You Should Pay As You Go14:23 – Revenue Share Benchmarks That WorkTo learn more go to 8figureagency.co

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