A specialized digital marketing agency, established in September 2023, focuses on serving pool service companies with fully managed marketing solutions on the GoHighLevel CRM platform. With a revenue of $223,000 and 50% profit margins, the business boasts satisfied clients and minimal owner involvement. The agency's growth was initially fueled by word-of-mouth referrals, starting from a successful engagement with a friend's pool service company. The agency's operational model requires approximately 10 hours of the owner's weekly involvement, with tasks such as ad adjustments and minimal client communication overseen by contractors.
The agency supports five long-term clients, providing services including Google and Facebook Ads management, custom WordPress site creation and hosting, SEO posting, and direct client support. These clients pay between $197 to $497 monthly with additional projects billed at $125 per hour. The agency maintains a 0% churn rate and lifetime client value exceeding $50,000. Growth opportunities lie in geographical expansion, marketing to adjacent industries, and developing new client acquisition channels.
The owner is exiting to pursue a different business opportunity in SaaS, offering the agency as a turn-key operation with robust systems and established results. The sale includes GoHighLevel CRM subaccounts, client websites, and contractor relationships. Potential buyers could be existing digital agency owners, GoHighLevel resellers, or individuals seeking a semi-passive income source. The seller is open to training and transitional support post-sale for qualified buyers who will review complete financial and operational data during due diligence.
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