From LinkedIn Pulse
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Summary: When a visitor does come to your office, you want them to see a reflection of who you are, so they get a sense of what you’re all about. The equivalent digital space to your physical office is your website. And your blog is where people will find out more about you, instead of coming in to your office. It’s where you put your personality on display and your company culture (the one you work to create, like I discussed in this post) for the whole internet to see.
From Advisor Perpectives
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Summary: Advisory firms face a daunting challenge as they prepare themselves for the latest version of the future. They will have to retool their service offering for a new generation of clients (aka Millennials), who have very different preferences, different advice needs and far more digital sophistication than your Baby Boomer clients ever had.
From InvestmentNews
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Summary: Websites welcome prospective clients to an adviser’s practice. Here are a few tips from advisers across the industry on the elements that make their websites pop.
From IRIS
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Summary: If you’re new to the RIA biz, you’ve probably got a lot on your plate. From compliance issues to building your client base, there’s a lot to consider. Another important piece of the puzzle is the role technology will play at your firm. Technology will be a necessity for some of the functions of your firm, and a nicety for others. We’ve created this technology guide to help you decide which tech is right for your firm.
From WealthManagement.com
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Summary: Sound too good to be true? Implementing a client relationship management tool (CRM) is not only a tool for acquiring and keeping clients, it is your best line of defense against the Department of Labor's new fiduciary rule. Documenting client interactions, discussions and investment recommendations is now an absolute necessity for superior client service and an regulatory defense.
