A mid-sized PPC agency hit an operational ceiling at 20 client accounts. The bottleneck was not strategy but execution delivery: the repetitive, time-intensive work that scales linearly with every new client. This case study traces how the agency shifted execution onto the groas engine, a proprietary system trained on over $500 billion in profitable ad spend, and doubled its client book to 40 accounts in 90 days without adding headcount. The piece covers where execution drag appears first, why hiring another account manager does not solve the structural problem, and what happened to margins, retention, and capacity once the constraint was removed.
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