The content is the easy part. It's the approval process that kills agency profitability.
Here's how we eliminated comment hell for our ghostwriting clients:
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The content is the easy part. It's the approval process that kills agency profitability.
Here's how we eliminated comment hell for our ghostwriting clients:
You write a week of posts for a CEO client. You send a Google Doc. They open it on their phone, squint at the formatting, and send back a Slack message that says "looks good but can we change the second one."
Which second one? The document or the Slack thread? What did they want changed? Is version 3 or version 4 the approved one?
By the time you sort it out, you've spent more time managing feedback than writing the posts.
That's comment hell. And it kills agency profitability.
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