To be or not to be on social media: That isn't the question. Today, it's a must for financial advisors to have a digital presence, and that doesn't mean just putting up a website and hoping prospects will find it.
|Reaping results
There's a strategy for using LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook to reap marketing results, as Lisa Turley, senior vice president-advisor marketing at Raymond James (RJ), a leader in social media for advisors, tells PC360, in an interview.
Turley shares top dos and don'ts for putting those three platforms to work to attract prospects and network with business partners and potential advocates.
While a website is the heart of the advisor's digital brand, the most productive way to direct traffic to it is via social media.
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