An agency sale gets sharper once integrity, clients, and exit terms collide.
Brooke Sellis and the guest treat the sale less like a clean exit and more like a test of what the business was worth, and what it should not become.

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The Marketing Agency Show explores the biggest challenges faced by agency marketers, including acquiring customers and scaling agencies. This show is a Social Media Examiner production.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed operator conversations turn agency sales, delegation, and professional relationships into concrete business decisions.
Brooke Sellis keeps agency economics close to the decisions operators actually face. Her interviews move through selling a firm, building professional relationships, and delegating production work, with questions that press guests for the mechanics behind each choice.
An agency sale without locking clients in: now your exit plan has a plot twist.
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An agency sale gets sharper once integrity, clients, and exit terms collide.
Brooke Sellis and the guest treat the sale less like a clean exit and more like a test of what the business was worth, and what it should not become.
A practical AI on-ramp for business owners, built around simple prompting and everyday use.
This episode treats AI as a practical tool for business, with Michael Stelzner and Paul Reitzer keeping the focus on day to day use instead of theory.
Agency relationships here grow through conferences, peer circles, and advocacy groups.
This piece keeps its feet on the ground. It follows how agency relationships grow away from the desk, in conference hallways, small peer groups, and leadership councils, and the strongest stretch is the one about tighter circles leading to better conversations.
A practical look at hiring help that shifts repeat work into monthly batches.
The episode treats hiring a virtual assistant as an operating choice, not just a staffing one. It becomes most concrete when it walks through vetting candidates with help from a tester, then points to onlinejobs.ph for Filipino virtual assistants, and finally lands on the…

Odd questions, followed patiently down to the incentives.





Family grief, public questions, and the responsibilities of care.
This episode of the Marketing Agency Show, hosted by Brooke Sellis, features guest Melissa Morris discussing tools to scale agencies, with promotional content for Social Media Marketing World 2026.
This episode segment introduces a podcast discussion on interviewing, hiring, and firing marketing agency staff, featuring guest Karen Howe and promoting the Social Media Marketing World conference.
This segment promotes Social Media Marketing World 2026 and introduces the Marketing Agency Show episode featuring guest Milu Peters to discuss agency growth.
This episode introduces a discussion on setting up SOPs and processes for agency workflows, featuring guest expert Chris Ward on the Marketing Agency Show.
This episode segment introduces a discussion on white-labeling agency services, featuring guest Jackie Benjamin, and promotes the Social Media Marketing World 2026 conference.
Veronica Romney traces her path from a Boca Raton agency called Losimo to a 2019 sale shaped by burnout, client-service pressure, and a refusal to fake loyalty with 12-month contracts.
This episode segment introduces an upcoming conference and transitions to a discussion on time management for agency owners with guest Ashley Mason.
Michael Stelzner interviews Paul Reitzer, CEO of the Marketing AI Institute, on how businesses can start adopting AI.
Brooke opens by welcoming listeners to the Marketing Agency Show.
In this episode, host Brooke Sellis interviews Corey Walker, an agency owner, about how hiring a virtual assistant and implementing systems like ClickUp increased her profits by $40,000.
LinkedIn should not make clients guess.
Brooke Sellis interviews Q Muldrick, CEO and founder of Legacy Digital, about using transparency to improve client satisfaction and reduce agency attrition.
Brooke Sellis interviews Mike Schmidt and AJ Rivera of Anchor Wave and Agency Coach about replacing agencies’ feast-or-famine cycle with monthly recurring revenue.