“Patience, persistence and perspiration make an unbeatable combination for success.” – Napoleon Hill Networking is an integral part of many financial advisors plans for growing their businesses. In fact, when I ask advisors to indicate their primary sources for acquiring new clients, invariably networking or some form of social prospecting is high on the list. … Read more »
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Do you send follow-up emails after every meeting?
How many times have you had a conversation with someone, perhaps even your spouse, child or friend, where later you both had a different understanding of what was said? Communication is one of the most difficult aspects of language. No matter what language you speak, subtle nuances can make a huge difference in meaning from… Read more »
How Much Water Will Fit In A Three Gallon Bucket?
We live in a busy world. Unless we take action, activity, both urgent and non-urgent, will fill every minute of the day. I will give you an example. In this example you have a three gallon bucket, a garden hose and three bricks. You turn on the garden hose and begin to fill the bucket. … Read more »
How Does Limiting The Number Of Clients You Have Help You With Referrals?
How do you first create value when you are asking for referrals? One way is to make clients more familiar with your message. Explaining to a client that you give first class service to only 100 clients with 12 yearly appointments (once a month) 4 of those being quarterly reviews and 2 of those quarterly… Read more »
Adding Value To Your Monthly Touch Calls
One client writes, “I have structured products in my client’s portfolios and I have to make calls for those. So does that count as my monthly Supernova call or do I have to make both? “ The answer is yes and no. The minimum level of service is a once a month touch with your… Read more »
Are Your Clients Truly Prepared For The Future?
During the last quarter of 2012 I had to navigate around the hospital/Medicare system with an aging parent who had a stroke. My parents are college-educated, intelligent, savvy people who had always assured my siblings and me that they had everything under control. Well, it turns out they didn’t. And the one person who has… Read more »