#121: Starting a Facebook Ads Management Business: 5 Critical Steps - a podcast by Rick Mulready

Want to have a business managing Facebook ads for other businesses?

Maybe you’re trying to get your online business going and want to supplement your revenue with a side hustle…

Or maybe you want to learn Facebook ads so you can have a full-time gig managing ads for other businesses…

Maybe you’re already really good at Facebook ads and now want to create a business with your skillset, but you’re not sure where to start and how to get clients…

If you’re nodding your head to any of these, there are 5 things you need to consider as you start working with clients.  

These are actually critical even if you’re already managing ads for other businesses.

You see, Facebook ads are hands-down the fastest and easiest ways to grow a business, whether it’s an online business or a local one.

Yet a ton of businesses don’t want to manage their own ads, which is why there’s massive opportunity to have a thriving business as a Facebook ads manager.

On today’s episode of The Art of Paid Traffic podcast, I’ve answered the biggest questions I get about starting a business managing Facebook ads for other businesses.

In the episode, you’ll learn all about:

• Figuring out exactly who your ideal client is
• How to land your first customer
• The biggest mistake people make with niching down and why it can be the difference between quickly scaling and trudging along.
• Why being a jack-of-all-trades can slow your progress and growth as an agency.
• We dive into pricing and how much you can charge for your services.

To accompany this episode, I’ve put together a free PDF checklist for you…

The Ideal Client Checklist lists everything you need to consider BEFORE bringing someone on as a client.  

This checklist will make sure you’re setting yourself up for success right from the start when working with clients.

To download your Ideal Client Checklist, visit http://rickmulready.com/121

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