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February 21, 2024

Three Things You Should Be Doing To Grow You Practice in 2024

Watch as Chief Sales Officer, Mark Krueger, and Chief Marketing Officer, Perry Boles, point out three things you can do right now to better your business.

In today's competitive financial landscape, simply offering exceptional services isn't enough. As an advisor, you need to actively cultivate relationships and showcase your expertise. Chief Sales Officer, Mark Krueger, and Chief Marketing Officer, Perry Boles dive into three powerful strategies to help take your practice to the next level. The video covers:

Strategy 1: Revitalize Client Engagement Through Seminars

The Resurgence of Dinner Seminars

  • In-Person Value: After a surge in virtual events, in-person dinner seminars are making a strong comeback. These events offer a unique opportunity for advisors to connect with potential clients in a more personal and impactful way.
  • Scheduling Insights: Hosting seminars earlier in the week has proven to yield better attendance rates. The logic is simple: as the week progresses, people's schedules get busier, increasing the likelihood of cancellations.

Lunch Seminars: A Daytime Alternative

  • Target Audience: Ideal for retirees or those nearing retirement, lunch seminars require less time commitment from attendees but still provide valuable information.
  • Efficiency and Reach: These seminars are concise, making them an attractive option for engaging with your target demographic during the day.

Strategy 2: Embrace Digital Content and Video Marketing

The Power of Video Content

  • Humanize Your Brand: Videos allow you to connect with your audience on a more personal level. This not only builds trust and credibility but also makes it easier for potential clients to envision working with you.
  • Maximize Reach Through Social Media: Sharing video content on platforms like Facebook can significantly increase your visibility. It’s an effective way for clients to share your insights with their networks, potentially leading to referrals.

Strategic Digital Communication

  • Educational Content: Incorporate educational material into your digital marketing efforts to differentiate yourself and provide value amidst the chaos of an election year and changing tax rules.
  • Utilize Various Formats: From email blasts to social media posts, diversifying your digital communication strategies can help maintain top-of-mind awareness among your clients and prospects.

Strategy 3: Solidify Planning and Goal Setting

The Importance of Strategic Planning

  • Set Clear Goals: Engage your entire team in the goal-setting process. This not only aligns efforts but also significantly contributes to achieving success.
  • Long-Term Vision: Adopt a minimum six-month planning horizon, with a preference for outlining the entire year. This approach ensures that you are not just reactive but also proactive in your strategies.

Leveraging Your Database for Growth

  • Client Portfolio Reviews: Regularly revisiting client portfolios can uncover opportunities for improvement, especially with changing market conditions. This proactive approach can strengthen client relationships and trust.
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