Most email marketing advice you find on Google is dead wrong. Articles preach things like give value to your list, avoid talking about touchy subjects, and don’t send more than a couple emails per week.…
READ MOREStarting your career as a financial advisor isn’t easy. Well, it’s even harder when you’re a woman, like today’s guest Anna Kareis.
But it also unlocks a massive opportunity to serve an underrepresented market: Women.…
Most financial advisors think content marketing is only about posting boring blog posts that nobody cares about. But the content you create as a financial advisor will be the difference between having a pipeline full of hungry prospects or your business fizzling out.…
READ MORESome financial advisors crush it on LinkedIn. They see rabid engagement. They get swarmed with sales calls. And their client roster is filled with high-quality clients.
Then there are other financial advisors who haven’t generated even one call from LinkedIn even though they post all the time.…
Most people—including but not limited to financial advisors—use Instagram dead wrong. Many advisors scoff it off because it’s a highly visual social media platform, and they don’t think they can get clients with it.…
READ MORETwitter is one of the easiest social media platforms to grow your following and business on. Unlike LinkedIn, Twitter is more authentic—which means, it could unlock a treasure trove of new clients to your business.…
READ MOREMost financial advisors tend to treat all of their clients like they’re the exact same person. This is a massive mistake, even if you’re niched down and deal with the same type of people every day.…
READ MOREImagine what your life would be like if you only advised clients who were in the top 0.5% of net worth households. That means, you’re only dealing with clients who clear at least 7 figures each year, and have a net worth of over 8 figures.…
READ MOREGoing all in on your niche terrifies most financial advisors.
Why?
Because you have to turn down many potential clients who don’t fit into your niche, especially in the beginning when you could use the money these clients would bring in.…
Most financial advisors hear the advice to niche down, and pick doctors or dentists or business owners. While these niches are great, many financial advisors avoid Christians as a niche.
Why?
Well, many believe that Christians aren’t as interested in building their wealth as other potential niches.…
