Haynes's agency kept 25% of low six-figure monthly retainer from Armando Montelongo
Jeremy Haynes · 772: How Grant Cardone, Others Spend $25k To Get 100m Person Social Media Blasts · Sep 4, 2017 · at 6:36
Jeremy Haynes describes the economics of his agency's retainer agreement with client Armando Montelongo.
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“It was a low range six-figure number is, What we pay monthly, what we get paid monthly. However, I pay out about 75% of the deal, which ends up being about seventy-k to 85 k, if that tells you where the deal might be, in order to pay out partners who are doing social media blasts, PR deals, getting on home pages, and things like that.”
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