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Management Tip: Is Your Org Chart Helping You Grow?

Added on July 2014 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: The growth of your firm relies on your strategic plan, your organizational structure and your human capital practices. Build your business strategy first, to get a clear understanding of what you want to deliver to clients. But then clarify your organizational structure to make sure you have the right people doing the right things.

Social Media Strategy: 4 Questions for Advisors

Added on July 2014 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: A social media strategy is the foundation of your firm's social media activities. It aligns day-to-day social networking tasks with objectives that support the overall business goals.The strategy doesn’t need to be complicated.

The Death of the Rainmaker

Added on July 2014 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary:When we ask owner-advisors why their firms aren't growing (or aren't growing faster), they invariably tell us, “We’re not getting out there enough. We need to network better and get more prospective clients in the door.” As it turns out, in the vast majority of cases we see, they are half right—and unfortunately, they usually focus on the wrong half.

Marketing Tip: Client Satisfaction Is Key

Added on July 2014 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: Social media has made the opinions of others even more important to our decision making and advisors should pay attention. Consumers used to depend mainly on two factors when making a buying decision: Prior preferences or marketing, according to a recent article in the Harvard Business Review. In the past a third factor, other people’s opinions, had been only a minor influence. But with the rise of social media, the opinions of others have become a dominant force in purchasing decisions. Research indicates that this is especially true for purchases that involve higher levels of service interactions

A Team Is Greater Than the Sum of Its Members

Added on July 2014 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: Top financial advisors overwhelmingly prefer to work in teams. Of the recently published FT 300 ranking of elite RIAs, 89% are in teams. And among FT 400 advisors — those employed by a large broker-dealer — nearly 86% belong to a team.

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