Name: Beka Totoba Age: 16 My goal for these next 90 days is to get atleast 1 client and help kickstart my brothers business brand on social media. The biggest thing im struggling with right now is making a good personal brand.

Name: Israel no agency I run a faceless YouTube automation channel (currently at ~8K subs) and I'm building out content systems around it. My focus is on short-form and long-form content that drives people into paid communities and offers. Where I'm at: I'm 18, based in the Netherlands, studying E-commerce (MBO 4). I've been deep in the YouTube automation space for a while and I'm now learning how to turn content into actual revenue — . What I'm here to learn: How to build and scale content ops properly — better systems, faster output, and eventually running content or websites for clients or my own agency. What I can bring: Real experience growing a faceless channel, some knowledge of the Dutch market, and a student's hunger to move fast. Looking forward to connecting with everyone here 🤝

I’m Vincent, 17 years old, living in Switzerland. I speak 5 languages and I’m still in school. I love to work out so much that I woke up at 4:00 am to go to the gym before school for a whole year. I’m offering full service. I’m at the very beginning of starting my own business. My idea was to take over my brother’s marketing to gain some experience, and after some success, get a testimonial from him. He works as a videographer for corporate clients. But when I tried, he was skeptical about letting me post his finished videos and often didn’t send them, so I had nothing to work with. It just wasn’t the right setup to begin with. That’s why I now want to find a different first client. My goal for the next 90 days is to help my next client so well that it opens the door to multiple clients. The biggest thing I’m struggling with right now is that I often lose sight of the most important thing to do and slip into perfectionism, or work on things that don’t really matter for my client’s success. The other thing is communicating with my client so he gains more trust in what I’m going to do. I joined this community because it’s exactly about the thing I want to do, marketing, and I want to learn from all of you. Something else I know is really important on the path to success: surround yourself with the right people. A quote I like: “If you have 10 friends who smoke, you’ll become the 11th. If you have 10 friends who grind, you’ll become the 11th who grinds.” Your surroundings influence you way more than you can imagine. Whenever you’re around higher performing people, you perform better too. So that’s another part I’m trying to optimize right now. If you’d like to get to know me better, write me a message!

Driving organic traffic and closing deals is great, but bouncing between scattered spreadsheets, messaging apps, and phone notes to keep client deliverables organized was starting to bottleneck our entire fulfillment process. I recently started testing out a workspace called Floment (floment.ai) to consolidate project tracking, client notes, and AI tools into one view so the team stops app-hopping. It’s definitely helped clean up our delivery pipeline, but I’m curious how other agencies handle this as they grow. Before I go over-engineering some complex backend setup... what does your actual project tracking stack look like when handling multiple active agency clients? Are you guys keeping client tasks strictly inside standard spreadsheets and notes apps, or using a simple, dedicated board to keep builds moving smoothly?