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Our blogger this week is Tadas Viskanta. Tadas Viskanta is the Founder and Editor of Abnormal Returns, the co-author of over a dozen articles in publications such as the Financial Analysts Journal, Journal of Portfolio Management, and the author of the book, Abnormal Returns: ...

Why write a proposal?  As a financial advisor, you have to know how to write a proposal. Written proposals are a powerful tool for the financial advisor. They are used to share solutions, business plans, or sales pitches with prospective clients. Proposals are also often used to ...

As December approaches, the majority of businesses are transforming their marketing strategies for the holidays.

Technology has impacted modern sales strategy to the point that most companies are now scrambling to update marketing systems with contemporary tools that help make their campaigns more attractive to potential customers. Today’s sophisticated CRM platforms offer marketing ...

By now we should all know how important an email list is. Despite all the new fangled ways to communicate and keep in touch, the simple, mild-mannered email still continues to dominate the field. It's stickier than social media and more precise than a blog post.

Do you offer a way for visitors to learn more about financial planning and your approach? If not, your web site may have an expensive leak. Use content marketing to build your audience of potential clients and showcase your expertise and value.

Last fall, Twitter finally went public and solidified that all the major social networks are now publicly traded entities. With all the hype around the release of their IPO’s, some forgot to consider how this would affect their users and the interface that they had grown to know ...

Earlier this week Advisor Websites was quoted in Financial Planning Magazine in an article discussing how often advisors should post on social media. We continue to hear the debate over the frequency with which advisors should post on outlets like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.

Let’s face it. Time after time you hear speakers at conferences and on webinars talk about implementing workflow processes in your practice. It easy to talk about, but much harder to effectively implement in a busy financial advisory firm.