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Social media offers a powerhouse of opportunity, but financial advisors worldwide still make mistakes that prevent them from leveraging the various platforms to unleash their true potential. Tara Clar
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If you are a financial advisor, you are in the relationship business. It’s all about earning trust and developing a connection with your clients that can last a lifetime. Technology has changed the landscape of how people meet and connect. Because of resent financial scandals, security breaches and the economic downturn, people are just far
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Eighty-five percent of financial advisors in a nationwide survey by Putnam Investments said they use social media in their practices today. The reason is a good one: more (and younger) clients.
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Nearly all U.S. financial advisors are using social media for business and/or personal use at this point, with 83% using it for business purposes. Additionally, the advisor community self-reports a high level of proficiency when it comes to their social media capabilities, with 61% now describing their skill level as “expert.”