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Q&A: Blogging for Financial Advisors

From TwentyOverTen
Added on June 2017 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: There’s no denying that blogging is no longer a luxury but a necessity. Having a blog allows you to share specific knowledge with your stakeholders that you may not dive into on your website. Not only is a blog a great source of knowledge, it also plays a large role in lead generation. Furthermore, sharing your blog content on your social media channels can drive even more traffic to your site.

Interns will take on several roles at advisory firms this summer

From InvestmentNews
Added on June 2017 in Join an RIA
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Summary: Tens of thousands of college students will be toiling away this summer at financial advice internships around the nation, taking on projects like exploring new software and helping firms go paperless to planning office celebrations and client events.

Industry Needs to 'Modernize' to Accept Smaller Investors: Schwab

From Think Advisor
Added on June 2017 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: As Americans’ definition of wealth evolves from a lofty, unattainable number to something more attainable, so does the industry need to evolve.

How to Make Technology Part of Your M&A Strategy

From ThinkAdvisor
Added on June 2017 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: When technology’s benefits are discussed with advisors, they are most often framed as a way to maximize your staff’s efficiency, lower costs and improve the client experience. In fact, I wrote about how you can improve the client experience and create “wow” moments for your clients using your technology in the first article in this series.

Expert or Knowledgeable? Which One Are You?

From IRIS
Added on June 2017 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: You can quite easily see that others have endorsed their work and that they have the content to prove their status. If you have the knowledge but are unknown, have no endorsements or content to support your claims, you are not an expert. Some might claim to be an expert on their website, but sceptics see one-sided, what they call, ‘self-serving’ messages that lack credibility and are therefore not effective.

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