Why you shouldn't sell "Marketing Packages" as an agency? | Seven Figure Agency Growth Hack #shorts

12 Jan 2023 · 1 min
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In this short advice clip, Joshua Nelson explains that the terminology agencies use to describe their services dramatically influences client perception. He argues that calling offerings "marketing packages" triggers a subconscious association with one‑time, commoditized products—like a vacation package or a boxed item—while labeling the same services as "growth programs" evokes the idea of an ongoing, high‑value, educational or strategic partnership. By consistently using the term "growth program," an agency can set a tone of continuous engagement and higher perceived value, positioning itself more like a Seven Figure Agency rather than a commodity provider.

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