Welcome to the Agency Hour Podcast, where we explore strategies for web design and digital agency owners to create abundance in their lives and businesses. In this episode, we're thrilled to have Kurt Uhlir, a renowned marketer, operator, and speaker, joining us from Atlanta. With a track record of building and running businesses from startups to over $500 million in annual revenue, Kurt shares valuable insights into servant leadership and agency success.

Discover why some agencies fail and the critical importance of documenting your processes for sustainable operations. Kurt's journey, from selling his lawn mowing and pressure washing business at the age of 14 for six figures to his recent focus on helping business owners and marketing agencies, provides a wealth of wisdom for agency owners.

We delve into the principles of process documentation, the ever-evolving agency landscape, and the tactics behind keeping your team performing at their best, including the concept of servant leadership. Learn how being an honest leader can drive agency growth and success.

Episode Highlights:

• Kurt's background and origins
• Success and failure in the agency world
• Kurt's early entrepreneurial journey
• The significance of process documentation
• Adapting as your role evolves
• The fear of not having it all figured out
• The art of detailed process documentation
• Navigating the ever-changing agency landscape
• Servant leadership and team performance tactics
• The power of being an honest leader

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