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The Latest In Financial #AdvisorTech (May 2023)

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only' checking client portfolios for tax-loss harvesting every other day, after having advertised daily checks) – a first for the SEC in scrutinizing an RIA not for failing to execute its investment promises to clients, but for failing to execute tax-loss harvesting promises instead.

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From Unprofitable To $115M AUM: Reinventing A 2nd Generation Advisory Business By Finding The Right Niche

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To stem the outflow of clients, the firm tried a number of marketing strategies – from creating an off-brand Facebook page, to using print advertisements, and to buying paid referral services – most of which were unsuccessful.

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Repurposing Digital Marketing Content: How I Grew My RIA Revenue To $16K/Month In Less Than 14 Months

Nerd's Eye View

Traditional forms of marketing used by financial advisors – including networking with one’s friends and family members, cold-calling, and paid advertising – have been effective at reaching a ‘typical’ client base of older, wealthy retirees.

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5 Financial Tips All Business Owners Should Know

MazumaBusinessAccounting

Plan for Current Business Needs. First, let’s talk about the importance of a business plan. How does an idea develop into a fully functioning business? It takes vision, work, and a good plan. For entrepreneurs, we call this map a business plan. Creating a marketing plan.

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Business Valuation: What Is My Business Worth

Carson Wealth

There are two key ways to gauge the health of your business to arrive at a valuation: Income approach focuses on the cash flow you’re generating Asset approach assesses the business’s worth through its assets Which one you use depends on the type of business you own.

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Transcript: John Hope Bryant

The Big Picture

And so these were two stories, maybe three, before I’m 9-years-old of bad economics, bad culture, and a bad business plan. By the way, there’s a difference between an entrepreneur and a businessman or a business woman. Different risk tolerance and different business plan. They have a dumb business plan.

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Transcript: Tom Rampulla

The Big Picture

RAMPULLA: I went to Drexel part time while I was at Vanguard, did that commute down to Philadelphia from the suburbs, you know, three times a week for a number of years. We didn’t do advertising. Actually, Jack Bogle wouldn’t let us say the word seller, product or advertising. I was employee number one in London.