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5 Marketing Tactics to Ignite Your Business

Added on October 2017 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: To stand out in an increasingly competitive marketplace, advisors need to be creative in their approach to finding and retaining clients. Here are a few marketing tactics you may not have come across that could help to ignite your business.

Developing and Retaining Young Advisors to Carry on Your Legacy

Added on October 2017 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: I’d like to catch-up where we last left off in our millennial advisor blog series, when we covered the topic of recruitment and effective ways for attracting young talent to become financial advisors. Once you’ve attracted them how can you keep them? This week, I’ll share what our research points to as good ways to develop and retain young, new recruits.

Can 'financial therapy' cure bad client behavior?

Added on October 2017 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: Advisors specialize in knowing every facet of their clients’ financial lives. Will they need to delve into their mental processes and emotional states as well?

#FASuccess Ep 043: Navigating The Internal Succession Planning Turning Point As An Advisory Firm Founder with Marty Kurtz

Added on October 2017 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: [Podcast] My guest on today’s podcast is Marty Kurtz. Marty is the founder of The Planning Center, an independent RIA based in Moline, Illinois, that – as the name implies, quite deliberately – provides comprehensive financial planning for clients, along with investment management for more than $700 million of client portfolios.

How to use "systems thinking" to become an elite advisor

Added on October 2017 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: Average advisors make wishes. Good advisors set goals. Elite advisors are committed and have systems.The bedrock of success for elite advisors comes from being committed and following systems.

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