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Questions for Financial Advisors To Ask Clients About Taxes and Charitable Giving
Talking about charitable giving is one of the most effective ways financial advisors can connect clients' values with tax-smart financial planning.
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What Great Companies Do After Customer Service Fails Determines Customer Loyalty
How should companies prepare for customer service failures and complaints?
Shep Hyken - Practice
Businesses Using Both .Com and .Net Domains Gain a Powerful Branding Edge
One of the simplest, yet most impactful steps you can take is to register matching .com and .net domain names for your brand.
Guest Contributor - Practice
Choosing Marketing Channels Comes Down to Goals, Audience Location, and Trust Building
I talk a lot about how marketing has a simple task: build trust and relationships so when the time is right, prospects buy from you.
Monika Jansen - Practice
Too Many Balls in the Air? Why Advisor Marketing Always Feels Overwhelming
Growth-minded firms are almost always juggling some version of the same 6 marketing priorities.
Guest Contributor - Practice
Too Busy to Grow? 7 Proven Growth Strategies Top Financial Advisors Are Using Right Now
You know you have to do something to grow the business. Here are some ideas that are working right now for financial advisors.
Grant Hicks - Practice
Before You Design a Logo, Make Sure You Can Own Your Name
But branding actually starts much earlier- with your name. And not just any name. A protectable one.
Guest Contributor - Practice
Great Customer Service Comes From Standards, Not Good Intentions
Do customers care about your intentions or results in customer service?
Shep Hyken - Practice
Advisors Want AI. But Success Depends on What Comes First
That distinction matters. Wealth management remains a relationship-driven business, grounded in trust, personalization, and accountability.
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Clients See Competitors You Don’t Even Know Exist
Increased competition was one of the challenges they mentioned most often—coming in third, behind AI and an unpredictable marketplace.
Elizabeth Harr
