Honestly, if I were your age, I'd pick a more beginner-friendly and ideally in-person business. Something like car washing, lawn care, etc. If you do start an agency, start it locally, go door-to-door with local businesses and offer your help. The chances you succeed otherwise are close to 0. I don't know many business owners who'd let a 14-year-old cold caller handle their business' online presence unless they can actually see you in person and get a feel for you. Also I wouldn't make any crazy performance offers to begin with, start with something simple and tangible. Community management, GMB optimization, website building if you can learn it, etc. Don't be afraid to just give your time away for free at the beginning. And don't think it'll be easy like some influencers like to make it seem because it won't be. Good luck brother

@Baqi Raza Just say "Give me $30/day, I'll work for free until you make a sale. I generate the leads, qualify them for you then it's up to you to give them a quote and close them. Only pay me a percentage on the jobs I bring you."

And be honest about your being new, don't try to hide it it's not going to work. Just acknowledge it and own it. "I'm new but you'll never ever get someone to give you as much of their time and work as hard as I will towards your account because I need you're success story to get my business off the ground"

I ran my first at 17, I believe the 18+ is just a recommendation. But if I remember correctly I just lied on the application form, I doubt they'll try to check your age with ID at the start line lol