Each business is evaluated individually, serious inquiries only please.
Select all that apply How many people run this business currently? What channels represent more than 20% of your website traffic? How old is your business? How much net profit did the business make in the last calendar year? How many customers drop off per year? What is your average monthly fee for each client? The final estimated price is: What Marketing Services Does Your Business Offer?
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If you are early in the exit planning process and looking for some direction on how to make your business more appealing to buyers, try reading our how to sell a marketing agency article.
In addition, if your business generates over $250K in annual profit, feel free to get in touch with us and we will setup a time to discuss your exit plans with you.
Marketing Agency Buyers
The majority of marketing agencies sell to strategic buyers, this means other marketing agencies or digital service businesses.
Once businesses get to a certain amount of revenue and number of employees, their growth may stagnate. This is a common problem amongst marketing agencies. Fortunately, the industry lends itself to growing through acquisitions. This means that it often times makes sense for one marketing agency to acquire another or a few others. Since they already have the industry knowledge, team and processes in place, they are really just adding clients to their current business.
These large, acquiring agencies may be able to tack on additional services to increase this clients monthly bill. This is commonly referred to as a roll-up or agglomeration. Because it is not necessary that acquirers be located in the same region as the business they are buying, this is common practice for large marketing companies.
