"The name of our register agent's LLC is causing many questions already answered by the name of our registered agent's LLC."
https://twitter.com/joshgiersch/status/1386863484462268416
Seriously though from a marketing perspective I sort of like it.
Registered agents are a commodity; the service is (literally, in the literal sense of literally) being alive in a consistent location daily to perform a largely outmoded function the government mandates.
Registered agents are a commodity; the service is (literally, in the literal sense of literally) being alive in a consistent location daily to perform a largely outmoded function the government mandates.
You'd expect there to be as much marketing differentiation for registered agents as you'd expect for soap, because the job to be done for soap has been a solved problem for hundreds of years, high margins, and a stupidly high LTV.
"So what do registered agents actually differentiate on?"
Customer acquisition channels, in the main.
Customer acquisition channels, in the main.
"Such as?"
Sending every company mail designed to look like a bill but actually empower them to become you registered agent for the typical amount
versus
Specializing in SEO to capture long-tail company formation
versus
Build a platform; service clients of aggregators
etc
Sending every company mail designed to look like a bill but actually empower them to become you registered agent for the typical amount
versus
Specializing in SEO to capture long-tail company formation
versus
Build a platform; service clients of aggregators
etc
It occurs to me that I probably have more thoughts about registered agents than something like six nines of people.
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