When businesses hire a marketing agency, it can be an exciting time. The honeymoon phase is glorious, with ideas flowing and motivation high. But then sometimes months pass and the results aren't as you’d hoped. Maybe traffic is low, leads are poor, and you're just not closing the deals you were looking for. You might be faced with the difficult decision of breaking ties with your agency, but you don't want to burn bridges or leave your business in an even worse place as you transition.  Breaking up with your agency doesn't have to be messy.  There are key steps you need to take to end the relationship on good terms and set your business up for continued success. In this article, we’ll cover: How to know if it truly is time to fire your marketing agency. Steps to take when offboarding your agency and ending the relationship. How to proceed after the service end date. What to consider before jumping into hiring another marketing agency. With this information, not only will you learn how to approach this difficult situation in the appropriate way, but you will also learn how to ensure you’re covered after parting ways.

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