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EPISODE · Oct 9, 2024 · 11 MIN

Your Ad Agency Sucks. Here's What to do About It.

from The Growth Pod · host Angela Frank

Digital advertising can be one of the trickiest marketing channels to master. In this episode, Angela shares her strategy for analyzing and improving paid ads performance and remedying agency relationships.Specifically, Angela shares how to:Actually know if your ads can perform better.Effortlessly uncover the cause of low ROI.Easily improve your agency's performance.Let’s Connect!Connect with Angela on LinkedInWork With Me: growthdirective.comAbout AngelaAngela Frank is a fractional CMO with a decade-long track record of generating multimillion-dollar marketing revenue for clients. She is the founder of The Growth Directive, a marketing consultancy helping brands create sustainable marketing programs. Her new book Your Marketing Ecosystem: How Brands Can Market Less and Sell More helps business owners, founders, and corporate leaders create straightforward and profitable marketing strategies.Angela is the host of The Growth Pod podcast, where she shares actionable tips to help you build a profitable brand you love.

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