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  1. Financial Professionals and the Future of Thought Leadership and Social Media
  2. Today’s Presenters Julie Littlechild Founder AbsoluteEngagement.com @jlittlechild Loic Jeanjean Director, Sales and Marketing Advisor Websites @jjloic Tim Maurer Director, Personal Finance BAM Alliance @TimMaurer Join the conversation on Twitter #FAsocial | @LinkedInMktg | @fpassociation #FAsocial
  3. We Talked To 1,041 Investors 1,242 Advisers #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  4. High growth advisers are embracing thought leadership strategies, supported by social media. #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  5. They Do This Because The Strategy • Drives deeper client engagement • Reflects behaviors of the prospects who are looking for advice • Supports growth #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  6. CREATE VALUE SHARE VALUE CREATE CONNECTION CREATE CONNECTION Adviser Prospect Client Thought Leadership Social Media Social Media Social Media #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  7. Where are we today? #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  8. 78% of advisers are addressing how they will build their online presence. #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  9. LinkedIn Dominates for Financial Advisers 76% 43% 23% 9% 11% 15% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Percentageofrespondents Use Today Will Use #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  10. Today, our reasons for using social media are somewhat passive • Build brand/credibility • Listen and learn • Deepen client relationships • Find new clients #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  11. Tomorrow, We’ll Be More Active 57% 57% 52% 35% 0% 20% 40% 60% Build brand and credibility Maintain/deepen existing relationships Find new relationships Listen and learn from others Q: Thinkingaboutyourplanstousesocialnetworks/socialmediagoingforward,how will theimportanceofeachobjectivechangerelativetotoday? 35% of advisers say ‘listening and learning’ will be a more important going forward. #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  12. However, we use Different Networks to Meet Different Objectives Objective LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Find new relationships 48% 14% 9% Build brand/credibility 28% 25% 25% Maintain/deepen existing relationships 12% 48% 8% Listen and learn from others 9% 7% 45% #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  13. Client engagement is supported by meaningful education and connection. Thought leadership and social media are helping advisers take action. #1 #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  14. Engaged clients are more satisfied, more loyal and provide 100% of your referrals. #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  15. Education = Engagement 34% 23% 44% 70% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% All respondents Engaged clients Somewhat Agree Completely Agree Q: To whatextentdoyouagreeordisagreewiththefollowingstatement?Myadviserprovides me witheducationrelatedtothemarket,investmentsorotherfinancialtopics. #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  16. The Personal Connection Wins Q: How wouldyouratethevalueofdifferentsourcesofinformationprovidedbyyouradviser? 39% 38% 44% 55% 52% 41% 37% 32% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% In person workshops Adviser Blog Online workshops Relevant articles Somewhat valuable Very valuable #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  17. Focus on high growth advisers for clues High growth advisers added more than twice the number of new clients last year as low growth advisers Low Growth: High Growth: 9 new clients 18 new clients #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  18. High Growth Advisers Emphasize Three Strategies Q: Whichofthefollowingdoyouuseasa partofyouroverallcommunicationsstrategyforboth prospectsandexistingclients? 34% 34% 18% 48% 47% 29% 0% 20% 40% 60% Educational events Leveraging my professional network on LinkedIn Thought leadership/content Low Growth High Growth #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  19. The Impact of Thought Leadership according to High Growth Advisers Q: Whatimpactdoyoubelievethatsharingand/orauthoringrelevantcontenthasonyour business,clientsorprospects?Showstopthree. • Builds credibility 90% • Raises awareness of my business 84% • Deepens relationships with existing clients 76% #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  20. Create Real Connections Using Social Media Q: Whichofthefollowingspecificactivitiesdoyoudoonsocialnetworksforbusinesspurposes? 35% 38% 45% 47% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% Follow clients Connect/engage with clients Low Growth Advisers High Growth Advisers #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  21. Consumer expectations and behaviors are changing the way in which we engage with prospective clients. #2 #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  22. 60% of prospective clients actively sought input to help vet their adviser prior to starting to work together. For three quarters of clients, that input was in the form of a referral, however…… #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  23. It’s Different For the Young and Sometimes for the Not So Young Q: Which,ifany,ofthefollowingdidyoudotolearnmoreaboutyouradviserpriortocontacting ormeetingwiththem?n=thosewhosoughtinputfromanysource 58% 49% 34% 26% 74% 26% 15% 6% 74% 26% 10% 4% 75% 19% 7% 2% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Spoke with existing client Online search Checked professional network Check social network <44 45-54 55-64 65+ #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  24. Most Prospects Who Look to Networks Do So PRIOR to the Meeting Q: Whendidyouseek outinformationonyouradviserusingprofessionalorsocialnetworks? 51% 39% 10% 46% 46% 8% 50% 38% 8% 29% 41% 29% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% Prior to making contact After contact prior to meeting After meeting prior to decision <44 45-54 55-64 65+ #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  25. The Past Is No Indicator of the Future. Things Will Look Very Different Q: Ifyouwerelookingfora newfinancialadvisertoday,howimportantwouldaccess to informationviasocial/professionalnetworksbeinresearchingaprospectiveadviser? 42% 14% 8% 5% 43% 28% 20% 21% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% <44 45-54 55-64 65+ Used to find current advisor Important/critical if looking going forward #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  26. These Strategies Drive Growth #3 #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  27. 53% of advisers added new clients as a result of using social media. That number increased to 67% among high growth advisers. #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  28. Supporting New Business Development • 7x more High Growth Advisers say using social media is about supporting business development than leading directly to new clients. #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  29. Leverage Social Media to Drive Referrals Q: To whatextentdoyouthinkyourbusinessdevelopmentactivitywas positivelyimpactedbysocial networking?Showspercentagerating‘some’or‘significant’impact. 29% 29% 22% 42% 40% 34% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% Client referrals Other prospecting COI referrals Low Growth Advisers High Growth Advisers #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  30. We Need to Pay Attention Because this strategy • Drives deeper client engagement • Reflects behaviors of the prospect who are looking for advice • Supports growth #FAsocial@jlittlechild
  31. Your action plan for client engagement and a digital presence #FAsocial
  32. Social and Mobile Web is Still Growing According to a survey presented earlier, 51% of consumers learnt about their new advisers through digital. That’s no surprise. In the United States • 158 million people use Facebook • 122 million use LinkedIn • 75% of Americans use their smartphones to research information Do you know anyone who isn’t on Facebook? Who doesn’t have a smartphone? Bottom line: investors aren’t just visiting social networking sites to passively consume information #FAsocial@jjloic
  33. What Investors/Consumers Want and Expect • They want to consume information when and where they want • They want to be engaged • They expect full transparency • They want better customer service • They expect fast responses/turn-around • They do not want to be sold to #FAsocial@jjloic
  34. Digital Marketing Business Objectives Before starting/changing anything, please identify your goals and KPIs • Create awareness (social media & branded traffic) • Generate leads (capture leads on website) • Educate clients (Increase client satisfaction / NPS / # of resources downloaded / returning visitors) • Engage community (# webinar registrants / # referrals) • Etc… #FAsocial@jjloic
  35. How to Attract New Clients & Engage Existing Clients 1. Link your social media profiles to professional websites 2. Generate valuable and if possible actionable content 3. Be authentic 4. Be specific 5. Be convincing, but not forceful 6. Deliver on your promises [optional] send visitors to landing pages #FAsocial@jjloic
  36. Success – What to Track Simple: • Ask prospects how they found you • Use Google Analytics (it’s free) to see where new clients/referral form submissions come from (social vs. web vs. mobile) Advanced: • Conversion Rate • Amplification Rate (AmR) #FAsocial@jjloic
  37. Backing into Social Media and “Thought Leadership” #FAsocial
  38. 2006 2007 2009 2010 2011 2012 2014 2016 #FAsocial@TimMaurer
  39. #FAsocial 1. Find your voice and choose your medium: What do you have to say and where do you want to say it? Writer, thinker, talker, speaker, curator? 2. Use your voice: Choose to put yourself out there and embrace your label of choice as a blogger, podcaster, speaker, curator or other. 3. Upgrade your company website: Most advisers appear to be using the same three website templates. Make yours unique and exceptional. 4. Create your personal website: Get www.[YourName].com and use it to express your message personally. Connect it to your company website. 5. Get on LinkedIn: It’s the new and improved business card and the intersection of professional and social. Connect, learn, share & repeat. 6. Choose one other social platform to concentrate on: I quit Facebook and learned to optimize Twitter. 7. Set a regular content creation schedule and keep it: Use your voice to create something weekly or monthly, centralized on your website. Share on social media. @TimMaurer 7 Steps of Effective Social Media Engagement
  40. Questions? #FAsocial

Notes de l'éditeur

  1. Notes: Consumers and investors alike are coming to rely less on traditional media and more on the constantly updated knowledge base of the social web. Interesting to note that according to a report published by Buzzstream and Fractl, Baby Boomers spend more time consuming online content than the Generation X and Millennial generations.
  2. Notes: They want to be engaged: (people are drawn to authenticity) According to Brandwatch, seeking better customer service is the number one reason people direct tweets at financial institutions. That’s great news because social media (and digital in general) is the most cost effective way to conduct customer service.
  3. Notes: Professional website: responsive, easy to navigate, accessible, and optimized for your goals. This is what we do at Advisor Websites Valuable content: No matter which type of content you create, every decision you make about it should be to maximize the value for the reader. It’s important that you remember that value is always defined by your audience. If you’re not seeing any traction with your content, there’s a disconnect. Traffic growth, shares, positive comments, emails, etc. are all signs that you are delivering value to your readers. Actionable content: Your audience comes away from the content knowing how to implement something you covered. At Advisor Websites, we write 3 articles per week, and publish 1 whitepaper every month, each packing huge educational content with step-by-step, instructions and how to’s Be authentic: Neil Patel recommends to create your content and then record yourself reading it out loud. Be specific: Any social media strategy or digital marketing plan always starts with the audience. The whole point of social media marketing is to get users from a social network onto your site or to buy something (or both). Be convincing: Being persuasive not only adds value to your content but also serves as an important part of effective content marketing. If you’re not persuasive, how are you going to get readers to come back to you over and over again and trust you? To make your content convincing, you need: a clear stance on a topic research that backs it up or experts who back it up Deliver on your promises: Trust. It’s why people will continue to return to you instead of any other blogger in your niche. It’s also why when you sell a product, your audience will know that it’s a legitimate offer that will add even more value to their lives. Just like in real life, you have to earn trust. You need to deliver great content over and over again.
  4. Amplification Rate (AmR) is the ratio of shares (or retweets or repins etc.) per post to overall Followers (or Page Likes). Is what you are saying so incredible and of value that I'll stamp my brand on it and forward it to everyone I know?
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