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WitFlow questions whether agencies are growing or just busier

Barlavento14 September 2026 at 12:22

WitFlow is holding a session that poses a fundamental question for the sector: whether agencies are effectively growing or just getting busier. This reflection comes as a response to a phenomenon observed in the industry.

The session aims to analyze the operational bottlenecks that have been increasing the workload in agencies. These bottlenecks are identified as factors that, despite consuming more resources and time, do not necessarily translate into improvements in company profitability.

Participation in this WitFlow session is free, but requires prior registration. Those interested can register through the LinkedIn platform or the Luma platform, facilitating access for industry professionals.

The content was originally published by Barlavento, a media outlet specialized in the agencies and marketing sector.

Why this matters

This session is of direct interest to owners and managers of marketing and communication agencies who face the dilemma between real growth and just being busier. The article addresses concrete operational challenges that affect the sector's profitability, a relevant topic for professionals looking to optimize their companies' efficiency.

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