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EPISODE · Jan 27, 2025 · 15 MIN

How (And When) to Hire a Marketing Agency vs. In-house -- with Brianna Doe

from Closing Time: quick insights from sales & marketing experts · host Brianna Doe

Hiring your first marketing agency? Get prepared now. In this episode of Closing Time, we break down everything you need to know before making the leap—like when it's the right time to bring on outside help, how to choose between full-service or boutique agencies, and the key questions you should ask during the selection process. What's the tipping point for outsourcing? How can you ensure the agency's communication style aligns with your team? And most importantly, how will you measure their impact? Get all the answers (and more) with expert advice from Brianna Doe, founder of Verbatim and host of the Stop the Scroll podcast. Watch the episode on YouTube.   Want expert advice delivered monthly to your inbox? Subscribe to the Closing Time newsletter to never miss an episode: https://bit.ly/3C5aZUw   Connect With:  • Brianna Doe: LinkedIn // Verbatim agency  • Val Riley: LinkedIn  • Insightly: Website // Facebook // Twitter // LinkedIn // YouTube 

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