On today’s episode, Kunle is joined by Zach Schubert, Founder of Qerā Marketing, an eCommerce agency creating solutions for brands having trouble with optimization and marketing.
Growing up in a Christian family, Zach was taught early on and became passionate about helping people. Thinking that nonprofits would be the answer to his calling, he went and worked in nonprofits but the environment was not great for him. When the pandemic started, he worked as a freelancer on Upwork. He knew he lacked skills in being an operator so he outsourced the work to experts while he looked for clients they could work with. Thus, his idea for Agency Domain was conceived.
Agency Domain is an agency that is doing lead generation for different businesses. Only a few months from their start, Agency Domain grew from 10 to 100 employees. Zach’s sister, who is now the COO of the agency, helped it grow after her sister decided to retire from the army. With discipline and genuine belief in the agency’s mission, the siblings continue to grow the agency while also sharing with other people their strategies.
It’s a compelling episode as you’d hear Kunle and Zach talk more about lead generation, the Agency Domain’s processes and strategic funnels, Zach’s experience in Upwork, and the Capital Club mastermind.
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