Digital marketing agency founder Jeremy Haynes describes his departure from Grant Cardone's organization after thirteen months to launch Megalodon Marketing.
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Haynes: Armando Montelongo did $200M yearly with zero digital revenue
“Two hundred million dollars a year, not a dime of it comes in digitally. Not a dime. Not one penny came in from online revenue. All of it came in from them making calls to people, just like a grants office before I came in, selling people on the phone on a tho…”
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Elevator Studios charges $25k for 50 accounts to reach 100M followers
“People like Grant, Ty, Big Mike, all these other brands, like, specifically companies as well, Fit Tea Sugar Bear Hair, all the big social media brands typically go through Brandon and Dan, and they're paying for 50 accounts to post to a hundred million people…”
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Haynes: Montelongo generated 2:1 digital marketing ROI in month one
“He got a two to one return in the first month, and then now he's on pace in the second month to do seven figures in digital revenue, all from just starting it up and doing it.”
Disclosure
Haynes's agency kept 25% of low six-figure monthly retainer from Armando Montelongo
“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…”
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Haynes: Grant Cardone cracked $1M/month in digital revenue within six months
“In about month six, we started cracking a million dollars a month in digital revenue, and I was the advertiser.”
Disclosure
Grant Cardone's nine-person creative team split 10% of digital net revenue
“We would receive a 10% split of net revenue that was driven through digital sales. Split between us.”