In this video I interview two top entrepreneurs in the legal and financial industry about launching a business and growing it! We discuss: Niche marketing, How to plan ahead despite market uncertainties, The most important thing to ask yourself when making daily decisions. You don't want to miss it!
Are You Too "Busy" to Grow?
Top Sales Training Program for RIAs and Financial Firms
Consultative Sales: The Anti-“Bud Fox” Method
Bringing in new clients into an advisory practice is the lifeblood of any business, yet there are still sour thoughts from some professionals on the old-fashioned way of cold calling prospects. In this article we discuss the new methods for growing a wealth management practice, by serving as a true consultant to those who can benefit.
How financial advisors can get more referrals from attorneys
Are you a financial advisor looking to get more referrals from attorneys and/or CPA’s? Or are you a CPA/attorney and looking for more referrals from financial advisors? Whichever camp you fall into, this interview can help!
Six ways to get more referrals from your financial advisory clients
Building a strong relationship with your clients beyond managing their money and speaking about their finances can be one of the most critical components to growing your practice.
Small gestures of appreciation can have a significant impact. By sending anniversary emails, hosting client-specific events, encouraging social media connections, producing monthly video updates, organizing webinars and educational events, and sharing regular newsletters, you can maintain a more robust connection with your clients without much hassle. These efforts show you care and help your clients trust you more, keeping them loyal to you over the long-term.
Money in Motion: The woman who sold her home to Ken Griffin for $106.875 Million?
How to improve the quality of your client referrals received
This blog post explores the importance of improving referral quality for financial advisors. While receiving referrals is typically viewed positively, advisors often encounter referrals that don't align with their target client profile or fail to convert into actual clients. The post highlights three key factors contributing to this issue. Firstly, the lack of clarity on the advisor's niche market, emphasizing the need for a specific and well-defined ideal client. Secondly, referrals driven by niceness rather than suitability, necessitating client education on making appropriate referrals. Lastly, the importance of strong sales coaching and consultative skills to effectively convert referrals into clients. Addressing these factors can optimize referral processes, attract ideal clients, and foster business growth.