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Social Media Handbook for Financial Advisors : How to Use LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter to Build and Grow Your Business.
Title:
Social Media Handbook for Financial Advisors : How to Use LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter to Build and Grow Your Business.
Author:
Halloran, Matthew.
ISBN:
9781118228647
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Edition:
1st ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (306 pages)
Series:
Bloomberg Financial ; v.172

Bloomberg Financial
Contents:
The Social Media Handbook for Financial Advisors: How to Use LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter to Build and Grow Your Business -- Contents -- Foreword -- A Perspective on Social Media -- Introduction -- Why This Book? -- Why These Authors? -- Why This Approach? -- How This Book Is Organized -- Part I: Introduction to Social Media -- Chapter 1: Compliance -- Compliance and FINRA Licensed Advisors -- Compliance and SEC Licensed Advisors -- Testimonials -- What Should I Do if I'm Not Allowed to Use Social Media? -- How Does This Work? -- Final Thoughts -- Chapter 2: Creating Rapport Online -- The Three Cs -- Connect -- Communicate -- Comfort -- Final Thoughts -- Chapter 3: Lessons Learned from Social Media -- Lesson #1: People Can Only See Words -- Lesson #2: Social Media is More About Listening -- Lesson #3: To Be Successful, You Must Be A Social Media Giver -- Lesson #4: Keep Sales Messaging to a Minimum -- Final Thoughts -- Chapter 4: Give Something for Nothing -- Internet Resources -- Tweet -- Facebook -- LinkedIn -- Final Thoughts -- Chapter 5: The Disciplined Approach -- Streamlining Use of Social Media -- Managing Time -- Social Media Dashboards -- Final Thoughts -- Part II: Twitter -- Chapter 6: Why Twitter? -- Texting and Tweeting -- Setting Up Your Account -- Step 1: Registration -- Step 2: Choosing Tweeps to Follow -- Step 3: Setting Up Your ProfileTwitter -- Step 4: Twitter Tools -- Final Thoughts -- Chapter 7: Marketing on Twitter -- Regulations and Restrictions -- Twellow -- Formulists and Bitly -- Two Recommended Tools -- Unfollowing and Blocking -- Tweet Scheduler and TweetDeck -- Self-Marketing Tweets -- Final Thoughts -- Chapter 8: Getting Leads from Twitter -- Twitter: A Driving Force -- More on Lead Generation -- Final Thoughts -- Chapter 9: Public Relations on Twitter -- Tweet Grader -- Muck Rack -- Making News through Twitter.

Final Thoughts -- Part III: Facebook -- Chapter 10: Why Facebook? -- Statistics -- Building Your Page -- Step 1: Friends -- Step 2: Profile Information -- Step 3: Profile Picture -- Working with Your Home Page -- Controls -- How Control Settings Help Your Marketing Plan -- The Power of Advertisements! -- The Facebook Fan Page -- The Company Page -- Timeline -- Final Thoughts -- Chapter 11: How to Advertise on Facebook -- Facebook Insights -- Advertising on Facebook -- Demographics -- Pricing and Scheduling -- Feedback -- Final Thoughts -- Chapter 12: Facebook Applications and Tools -- Advanced Facebook Applications -- Video Apps -- Creating Events -- More Facebook Apps -- Polls -- Extended Info -- Final Thoughts -- Chapter 13: Public Relations on Facebook -- Making Use of the Groups Platform -- More Ways to Get Noticed -- Be Proactive -- Final Thoughts -- Part IV: LinkedIn -- Chapter 14: Why LinkedIn? -- You Can Control Referrals -- LinkedIn Members Are More Affluent -- Financial Advisors Are Having Success With LinkedIn -- Final Thoughts -- Chapter 15: Setting Up Your LinkedIn Account -- Joining LinkedIn -- Final Thoughts -- Chapter 16: Building an Effective LinkedIn Profile -- Search Engine Optimization (SEO) -- Experience -- Education -- Adding Certifications, Designations, and Licenses -- Name -- Industry and Location -- Headline -- Photo -- Websites -- Twitter -- Summary -- Recommendations -- Additional Information -- Personal Information -- Skills & Expertise -- Special Sections -- Volunteer Experience & Causes -- Honors and Awards -- Organizations -- Projects -- Publications -- Applications -- File Sharing-Box -- Presentations and Videos-SlideShare -- Blogs-WordPress and BlogLink -- Changing the Order -- Finalizing Your Profile -- Final Thoughts -- Chapter 17: Building Your LinkedIn Network to Create a Self-Referral Machine.

Networking Philosophy -- Who Should Be in Your Network? -- Adding Connections -- Sending Individual Invitations to Connect -- Final Thoughts -- Chapter 18: Finding Prospects Using LinkedIn: Creating Your Self-Referral Machine -- The LinkedIn Advanced Search: Free versus Premium -- Developing Good Searches -- Finding 401(k) Rollover Opportunities -- Small Business Owner Search -- Connecting with the Prospects -- Final Thoughts -- Chapter 19: Using LinkedIn Groups for Visibility and Prospecting -- The Opportunity in LinkedIn Groups -- Two Types of Groups-Open and Closed -- Choosing the Right Groups -- Salesperson Groups -- Searching for Groups -- Posting in Groups -- Joining Others' Conversations -- Connecting with Group Members -- Final Thoughts -- Chapter 20: Gaining Visibility on LinkedIn -- Working the News Feed -- Company Status Updates -- LinkedIn Polls -- LinkedIn Events -- Final Thoughts -- Part V: Next Steps -- Chapter 21: The Future of Social Media -- There's Much More than the Big Three -- Staying Up To Date -- About the Authors -- Matthew Halloran -- Crystal Thies -- Index.
Abstract:
Expert advice for financial advisors looking to make the most of social media platforms Social media is everywhere. 3.5 billion pieces of content are shared on Facebook each week, 22 million professionals are networking on LinkedIn, and 140 million tweets are posted every day. The opportunities these platforms present for financial advisors are huge, but most advisors have no idea how to use them to build bigger, stronger client bases. The Social Media Handbook for Financial Advisors: How to Use Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn to Build and Grow Your Business shows how to make the most of these new tools, offering invaluable advice about how to connect with potential clients in the twenty first century. For most advisors, converting prospects into clients is their top priority, and social media presents incredible opportunities for sealing the deal. Sales don't happen because clients are impressed by complicated charts, they happen because they're impressed by your social media presence, and by properly understanding how to make these new platforms work for you, you'll be positioned to see your business boom. Designed to teach financial advisors how to use social media to better market their services to attract new clients and referrals Presents expert communication advice from top financial advisor coach Matthew Halloran Categorizes communicators in a unique new way Teaches financial advisors how to use social media in new, highly effective ways that they've never even considered An essential resource for wealth managers and financial advisors looking to amplify their marketing message and raise their visibility in a crowded marketplace, The Social Media Handbook for Financial Advisors is the only book you need to make yourself heard.
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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