In today’s digital-driven world, financial advisors need to start investing in their online presence. Digital marketing is a reliable way to establish meaningful connections with your current clients, grab the attention of new ones, and build credibility as the go-to guru for all things finance. Simply put, marketing isn’t just a casual acquaintance; it’s your new best friend. Here’s a breakdown of why marketing should be on your radar and why teaming up with a marketing team could be a game-changer for you and your business.

 

Enhance Visibility

First impressions are crucial when forming professional relationships! That means your digital profile needs to be top notch. With curated branding, and clear, concise messages, you’ll create a standout image of reliability that will be more appealing to clients and prospects that are researching their options before they reach out.

Quick Tip: Keep your look and feel consistent across all platforms. Your website and social media pages should be cohesive so that you’re recognizable. Don’t let inconsistency drown out what you are all about, sometimes less is more!

 

Make It Interesting

Let’s be honest, finance talk can sometimes be a bore.  Share articles and educational content that will not only demonstrate your expertise but make it easier to understand and appeal to your audience. These updates will keep your clients informed and help establish you as a trusted authority in the field.

 

Play By the Rules

In the financial industry, adherence to regulatory standards and ethical guidelines is paramount. Marketing strategies must be designed with compliance in mind, ensuring that all communications are transparent, accurate, and in the best interest of clients. With a marketing team, you won’t have to sweat the compliance stuff!

 

Handy Marketing Tools to Have:

  • Newsletters
  • Welcome New Client Letters
  • Lead Generation
  • Celebrate Client Milestones
  • Educational Workshops and Webinars

 

Liz Bartlett, Co-Foudner and Chief of Strategy Split14 Creative

Written by: Liz Bartlett, Co-founder & Chief of Strategy