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Advisors: Don't Choose Between Content and Social Media. You Need Both

Added on March 2015 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: Content and social media need each other -- You can have the best content, but if not enough people in your target demographic see your insightful videos, your beautiful infographics or your word-perfect blog, you’ve wasted precious time and resources.

Bigger & Better

Added on March 2015 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: It's no secret that the independent adviser has risen from being a cottage industry on the margins of professional finance to reframing a debate about how financial advice should be provided.

Want more clients? Use these social media strategies

Added on March 2015 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: If you have good content, people will read it. But if you have great content, people will share it—and that's key if you want to exponentially grow your business. An effective social media strategy can single-handedly create a following of thousands—and a flow of prospective clients—in just a short period of time.

Pay models evolve beyond 1% of AUM

Added on March 2015 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: The fee-only advice industry that emerged as brokers deserted a commission-reliant business model is now evolving, with advisers working out the best way to get compensated for their services.

Getting Fired By Clients Isn't Always Bad

Added on March 2015 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: I would like to move my accounts,” says the voice on the phone. Your stomach drops and you instinctively want to defend yourself and your firm. “Why?” you finally manage to whisper. Through the rest of the conversation, you struggle to understand the communication disconnect—to explain, defend or even try to persuade the client to stay.

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