An agency and me are not the same thing
An agency cares about one thing: getting your numbers up.
That sounds like exactly what you want, right up until you get it. They will build you something that works, hand it over, and move on. Nobody asks whether the offer actually suits you. Nobody asks what it does to your week, or whether the clients it brings you are the ones you want to work with. If the number goes up, they did their job.
I care whether the whole thing fits you: the offer, the price, the pace, the kind of people it puts in front of you, and what your week looks like once it is running.
The offer, the price, the pace, the kind of people it puts in front of you, and what your week looks like once it is running. If we build you something that makes money and you hate running it, we have both failed and I would rather not do that to either of us.
And there is the other part, the one nobody else will touch. What happens in your head when it is time to post. When it is time to say your price out loud. When someone is on the call and you have to actually ask for the sale.
That is usually the real thing in the way, not the funnel. I coach that too, because I have been on the wrong side of it myself and no amount of good copy fixes it.
An agency will never go near that, because it is not their job. Here, it is most of the work.