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Agency Resources
Every agency rewrites the same contract, the same proposal and the same process document from scratch, and pays for it in hours nobody bills. LeadGenDone’s resources are the documents, guides and comparisons our members work from, gathered in one place and tied to the part of the programme that teaches you when to use each one.
- Contracts, SOPs and templates
- Guides and comparisons
- The member community
What you will find here
- The documentsContracts, SOPs, templates and KPI sheets
- The guidesHow to choose a format, a coach, a programme
- The communityWhere members ask, answer and keep the record
Curated byHamid MahmoodFounder, serial digital entrepreneurOverview
What Agency Growth Resources Covers
An agency runs on documents most owners write once, badly, under pressure: the contract for a new client, the agreement for a new hire, the proposal due tomorrow, the process nobody wrote down. Each one gets rewritten for the next client, and the hours disappear into work nobody bills.
LeadGenDone’s resources gather the documents, guides and community that the programmes run on. The contracts, agreement templates, blueprints, SOPs and sales templates come with the bootcamp’s cohort tiers. Legal contracts, vendor agreements and the staff augmentation and cross selling SOPs sit in the mastermind’s resources and support. Around them are the guides that help an owner choose, and the community where members keep the record.
None of it is meant to be used on its own. A contract is only useful once you know which client it is for, and an SOP only once the work it describes is yours. So each resource is tied to the session or the quarter of the year that teaches you when to use it.
This page is the index to all of it, and a map of where each piece is built into your own agency across the year.
The problems
The Problems It Solves In A Digital Agency
Each problem below is one the book names, and each points at a kind of resource built to end it.
Everything lives in your head
So nothing runs without you. SOPs and blueprints write the work down, so it is documented and repeatable.
Contracts are an afterthought
Until they are an emergency. Contracts and agreement templates make the business defensible before anything goes wrong.
Nobody owns a number
So nobody owns an outcome. KPI sheets give every role a figure it answers for.
Happy clients leave no trace
And your best work is invisible to the next buyer. A portfolio and case studies library makes satisfaction visible evidence.
That is the problem. This is everything in the hub.
The full index
Sub Areas We Coach (Full Index)
Every resource in the hub, and the question each one answers. Choose a group to narrow the list.
- The libraryAgency templates libraryWhich documents does an agency run on?
- The libraryAgency contract templatesWhat should a client, staff, vendor or partner agreement cover?
- The librarySOP libraryHow does the work get written down so it runs without you?
- The librarySales scripts and sequencesWhat does outreach that gets answered look like?
- The libraryKPI and dashboard templatesWhich number should each role answer for?
- Read and watchAgency growth blogWhat is worth knowing about sales, systems, hiring, pricing and going international?
- Read and watchMember case studiesWhat did member agencies change?
- Read and watchWebinars and recordingsWhere are the sessions held outside the cohort?
- Read and watchPodcast and interviewsWhat do agency operators, buyers and exit advisors say?
- Read and watchAgency growth glossaryWhat do the sales, finance and operations terms mean?
- Read and watchFrequently asked questionsWhat do owners ask about the programmes, pricing and what we do not promise?
- CommunityThe LeadGenDone communityWhere do members ask, answer and keep the record?
- CommunityAgency growth newsletterWhat is one specific thing to implement this week?
- Choosing wellMastermind vs one on one coachingWhich format fits your stage, budget and appetite for accountability?
- Choosing wellLive bootcamp vs recorded courseWhy does a live cohort beat a course library for most owners?
- Choosing wellHow to choose an agency coachWhich questions, proof and red flags matter?
That is what is here. This is how it reaches you.
Delivery
How Coaching Is Delivered: Mastermind vs Bootcamp
The documents are not sold on their own. They come with the programme that teaches you to use them.
The bootcamp
Fourteen live sessions on lead generation, sales and scaling.
- Contracts and agreement templates
- Blueprints and SOPs
- Sales templates
- Session recordings for up to two partners, and the slides
- A share in the cohort’s crowd funded leads data
With every cohort tier, from six sessions at $599. A single session at $125 comes with its recording, slides and resource pack.
The mastermind
The whole agency across fifty two weeks, capped at twenty agencies.
- Legal contracts and vendor agreements
- Staff augmentation and cross selling SOPs
- Industry leaders for negotiation, quotation building and culture index
- Every Basecamp thread from the cohorts before yours
- Free access to the yearly masterclasses
$750 a month or $7,999 a year, and members attend every bootcamp held during their membership, free.
The roadmap
Where This Sits In The 52 Week Roadmap
In the mastermind the documents stop being templates and become yours. Each quarter of the year builds part of your own library.
First quarter
Foundation
- Full year plans and KPIs
- Services and pricing packages for your finalised ICP
Second quarter
Sales engine
- Proposal development
- Procedures, templates and blueprints for most of your deliveries
- Job levels
Third quarter
Systems
- Internal and external contracts and the P&L review
- EOS weekly reports by department
- Expense optimisation and dashboards
Fourth quarter
Scale and exit
- The portfolio and case studies library
- The final reviews of the full agency system
The book
Book Chapters That Back This
These chapter territories of 7-Figure Agency Mindset A-Z, by Hamid Mahmood, name the problems the resources exist to end.
- 10Processes and blueprintsBuilding effective systemsThe problemEverything lives in your head, so nothing runs without youWhat changesThe work is documented and repeatable
- 12AccountabilityBuilding effective systemsThe problemNobody owns a number, so nobody owns an outcomeWhat changesEvery role carries a figure it answers for
- 17Reviews and ratingsQuantum scaling to seven figuresThe problemReal happy clients leave no trace anyone can findWhat changesSatisfaction becomes visible evidence
- 18PortfolioQuantum scaling to seven figuresThe problemYour best work is invisible to the next buyerWhat changesThe work sells the next engagement
- 29Legal protectionThe expansionThe problemContracts, IP and liability are an afterthought until they are an emergencyWhat changesThe business is defensible
Who it fits
Who This Is For: Agency Owners, Freelancers, C Level
The same library reads differently depending on where you sit. Choose yours.
Owner
Start with
The SOP library and the contracts
- Why
- The agency runs on you, and on documents rewritten for every client.
- Then
- Write the work down so it runs without you, quarter by quarter in the mastermind.
Freelancer
Start with
The templates and the comparisons
- Why
- You have the skill and not yet the paperwork or the structure of an agency.
- Then
- Choose a format honestly before you pay for one, starting with a single bootcamp session.
Executive
Start with
The KPI and dashboard templates
- Why
- You run a function, and the question is which number each role answers for.
- Then
- Every role carries a figure, reviewed weekly by department.
That is who it is for. This is what owners wrote.
Proof
Results Our Members Report
Led by owners on what the programmes and the coaches gave them, then the rest of our reviews, published under their own names and reproduced exactly as they wrote them.
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Where do LeadGenDone’s contract, SOP and template resources come from?
LeadGenDone’s contracts, agreement templates, blueprints, SOPs and sales templates come with the bootcamp’s cohort tiers, from $599. Mastermind members also get legal contracts, vendor agreements and staff augmentation and cross selling SOPs, and build their own versions quarter by quarter across the fifty two week roadmap, at $750 a month or $7,999 a year.
- With the bootcamp tiers
- In the mastermind
- Built quarter by quarter
FAQs
FAQs
Are the templates and contracts free to download?
They come with the programmes rather than as separate downloads: with the bootcamp’s cohort tiers, from $599, and in the mastermind’s resources and support. A single bootcamp session at $125 comes with its own resource pack.
Can I use the contracts as they are?
They are templates to adapt to your own agency, your own clients and your own terms. The programmes teach which document fits which situation, which is why each one is tied to a session or a quarter.
What is the difference between a template and the roadmap?
A template is a starting point. In the mastermind the roadmap has you build your own version quarter by quarter: KPIs in the first, delivery blueprints in the second, contracts and reports in the third, the case studies library in the fourth.
Which resource should I start with?
It depends on your stage. Owners stuck as the bottleneck usually start with SOPs and contracts; freelancers with templates and the format comparisons; executives with KPI sheets. Tell us your stage and we will point you to the right programme.
Next step
Join The Yearly Mastermind
The documents are the start. The mastermind is where they become your agency’s own, quarter by quarter, in a room of twenty owners.
Twenty agencies at most, and that cap is the only scarcity we use.