Marketing and Communications
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LinkedIn company pages: Why your advisor business needs one
By Amy McIlwainSo you have your LinkedIn profile up and running, yet your brand just isn't getting out there. LinkedIn Company Pages are a great way to get your company's brand and profile out into the online community.
February 15, 2011
How to Find a Financial Advisor: NAPFA Publishes Consumer GuideNAPFA has published a "Financial Advisor Field Guide" that teaches consumers how to find a qualified advisor to help them with their personal finances.
February 14, 2011
To Pull in African-American Clients, Pinpoint Local Black ChurchesLee Hyder, Akron, Ohio-based financial advisor and founder of Lee Hyder & Associates, is the first to agree that most financial advisors have not…
February 09, 2011
Some rules for financial advisors using social networkingAmong financial advisors, 62% agree that social networking is here to stay and will have a lasting impact on the financial services industry, according to Rydex Advisor Benchmarking.
February 09, 2011
More High School Students Take Responsibility for College CostsThe College Savings Foundation released its second annual How Youth Plan to Fund College report on Wednesday.
February 08, 2011
Referrals and more: Current clients are the key to referralsGetting business from current clients is usually the easiest since they already use your product. Unless you have done a poor job with the account or have not been able to keep up with their needs, you are generally in a good place with them.
February 08, 2011
Some rules for financial advisors using social networkingAmong financial advisors, 62% agree that social networking is here to stay and will have a lasting impact on the financial services industry, according to Rydex Advisor Benchmarking.
February 07, 2011
Referrals and more: Current clients are the key to referralsGetting business from current clients is usually the easiest since they already use your product. Unless you have done a poor job with the account or have not been able to keep up with their needs, you are generally in a good place with them.