I fill your agency's calendar. My team in Dhaka works your night shift.
Edits, follow-ups and reports are done before you wake up. New leads get a reply in minutes, even at 2am. You get more booked sales calls, and more hands to deliver for the clients they turn into.
Your working day, and the Dhaka shift that picks up when it ends.
What this looks like at an agency I already run.
Cash collected this year by the US marketing agency I run growth for. I run its offer, its ads, its sales team and its CRM, from Dhaka, Bangladesh.
From the agency's payment records, Jan 1 to Sep 29, 2026: 127 payments. I don't name the agency on this page. They're a client, and their numbers are theirs to share.The backend eats your day. Edits, reports, follow-ups, all of it.
Most small agencies I talk to are great at the work and stuck on the same three things.
The calendar runs on referrals
A good month, then a quiet one. No system brings in new clients on purpose.
Leads wait overnight
A lead comes in at 9pm and hears back at 10am. By then they've booked someone else.
More clients means more hours
Even when the leads come, there's nobody free to do the extra work.
How one night works.
Times are New York time. Dhaka is 10 hours ahead of you, so my team's morning is your night.
You hand off
Drop the edits, builds and reports you need into the shared board. That's the whole handoff.
The shift starts
The work gets picked up while you sleep. Questions go in the board, not your phone.
Every lead hears back in minutes
A text goes out right away and someone follows up within five minutes. The call gets booked into your calendar.
The work is done
Edits delivered, reports sent, new calls on the calendar. You start the day selling and delivering, not catching up.
The system I put in.
It's the same system I run for the agency above, set up on your accounts so you own all of it.
Ads, a landing page and booking
Meta ads that sell your agency to the business owners you serve, a page that turns clicks into applications, and a calendar they book themselves. It runs on your ad account and your budget.
Speed-to-lead
Every new lead gets a text right away and a real follow-up inside five minutes, day or night. Emails keep them warm until the call.
Tracking you can trust, and a live dashboard
Pixel and events set up properly, so every lead traces back to the ad that brought it in. One dashboard shows spend, leads, calls and closes, so you can see exactly what you're paying for.
Video edits, at volume
Short-form ad edits cut on the Dhaka shift and waiting for review when you wake up. For the agency above, it runs 23 clients at once, and my team put 100 new ads live for them in one month. Those ads run the campaigns behind $349k booked for its clients this year.
- 6pmBrief inYou drop the footage and notes.
- 2amCuttingHooks, captions, pacing, done while you sleep.
- 9amReady for reviewOn your phone with your coffee.
Night-shift fulfillment
The client work you don't have hands for: video edits, page builds, weekly reports, ad creative refreshes. We scope it together, and it gets done on the Dhaka shift.
Offshore, not second-rate.
The agency above sells in Los Angeles, one of the hardest US markets to win on creative and on speed. For the past year my team has cut its ads and run its follow-up there, up against local US shops.
That's the market the $142k was collected in. The work has to hold up next to LA's, or it doesn't ship.
- A hook in the first two secondsEvery ad edit opens on the reason to keep watching.
- Checked on a phone, not a monitorCaptions, pacing and sound reviewed the way your clients' customers will see them.
- A second review before you see itNothing reaches you that only one person has looked at.
- Fixes overnightFlag it at 6pm, and it's fixed by the time you're back at 9am.
How the investment works.
Two parts, and the bigger one only comes in when your revenue does.
A base for the work
Priced on what you hand us: the fulfillment you need and the hours it takes. You pick the scope, and the price follows.
A share of the new revenue
A percentage of the new client revenue my system brings in. If the calendar doesn't fill, I don't earn it. We agree the number on the call.
- Runs growth for a US marketing agency
- Offer, ads, sales team and CRM
- A small team on the Dhaka shift
Who you'd be working with.
I'm Z. I'm not a big agency with fifty accounts and a junior on yours. I run growth for one US agency today, and I'm adding a couple more I can give everything to.
You talk to me. My team does the overnight work, and I check it before it reaches you.
Questions agency owners ask first.
Is offshore work good enough for my clients?
It's checked before it reaches you, and you see the first pieces before anything goes to a client. If it isn't at your standard, it doesn't ship.
Whose ad account and data is it?
Yours. The ads run on your ad account, the pages and calendar sit on your tools, and the dashboard is yours. If we stop working together, you keep all of it.
I already run some ads. Does this still fit?
Yes. I start from what you have: check the tracking, find where leads leak between the ad and the call, and fix that before spending more.
What do you need from me to start?
Access to your ad account and calendar, your best client results, and an hour on a call so I can learn how you sell. I build the rest.
Why Dhaka?
It's where I live, and it's 10 hours ahead of New York. That gap is the whole point: your night is our working day.
Want more booked calls and your nights back?
Book 15 minutes. I'll look at how your agency gets clients today and tell you honestly whether this fits.
Curious how it'd work for my agency?