We’re often asked how to incorporate non-producing team members into the team’s marketing efforts. It’s a great idea, but only if done the right way. We’ve seen countless examples of advisors attempting to delegate client acquisition responsibilities in full. Never, we repeat never, does this work.  

That said, we do see a lot of value in having team members involved in your marketing efforts. Think about your assistant, a junior advisor, or anyone else on the team with good organizational skills and creativity. If set up properly, they can be incredibly helpful in:

1. Marketing Planning

2. Activity Tracking

3. Sourcing Opportunities

The bottom line is that by involving your team, you’ll likely end up with more consistent and thoughtful marketing.

About the Podcast

Stephen Boswell (author of Best Practices of Elite Advisors) and Kevin Nichols (author of The Indispensable LinkedIn Sales Guide) host a lively discussion around issues pertinent to financial professionals. The Oechsli Institute is a thought leader for financial advisors, financial planners, and financial firm leadership looking to improve their abilities to attract and service affluent clients.

Tune in if you want to know things like: - The most effective financial advisor marketing strategies - How affluent consumers conduct digital due diligence - Elite financial advisor client service models - Tips for getting referrals from clients and COIs - Online branding for elite financial advisors - How to use LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram for prospecting

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