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June 25 2010, Friday links and blogs roundup

25 Jun 2010

Weekly review of important news in the financial industry, valuable articles about online marketing and compliance updates:
Financial News & Market Commentary

Income tax loophole of the day – As seen on Reuters. Why would the government force consumers to pay someone else’s taxes — even when that person might not pay any taxes at [...]

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Which Social Media Marketing Tips Work?

In: Marketing|Social Media

22 Jun 2010

Social media marketing in itself is quite a complex topic for online businesses. There are so many new ventures available in promoting your company through social media, so which ideas really work?

Be relevant. When you are offering promotions, realize that coupons may not be the best choice for the new generation. In fact, many members [...]

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Online Marketing Tips for Financial Advisors

In: Marketing

14 Jun 2010

As a financial advisor looking for success online, one of the most important things that you can do is to start to market your personal brand. When your personal brand is out there, people will start to recognize and seek you out, making it more than easy to get the clients that you are looking [...]

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Video response for survey results: marketing techniques for financial advisors

In: Video

11 Jun 2010

Thanks to Samantha Allen from Investius for using our data in her latest video:
If you want to read more about the results of the survey conducted last month, see my blog post about the most effective marketing techniques for financial advisors.

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June 11 2010, Friday links and blogs roundup

In: General

11 Jun 2010

Weekly review of important news in the financial industry, valuable articles about online marketing and compliance updates:
Financial News & Market Commentary

Bull Market Should Continue, But Patience is Warranted – as seen on Advisor Perspectives. As long as the world economy does not sink back into recession (an event we consider [...]

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June 4 2010, Friday links and blogs roundup

In: General

4 Jun 2010

Weekly review of important news in the financial industry, valuable articles about online marketing and compliance updates:
Financial News & Market Commentary

Buffett’s PR disaster – a post by Felix Salmon on Reuters. From a PR point of view — and Warren Buffett cares deeply about his public image — yesterday was arguably the single [...]

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Targeting and Measuring Social Media Objectives

In: Social Media

31 May 2010

Marketing Sherpa ‘s chart of the week is highlighting the targeting and measuring of social marketing objectives, such as increases in website traffic, increases in lead generation or sales revenue.
They have segmented the chart below by social marketing maturity to see which group of social marketers is the most consistent in [...]

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May 28 2010, Friday links and blogs roundup

In: General

28 May 2010

Weekly review of important news in the financial industry, valuable articles about online marketing and compliance updates:
Financial News & Market Commentary

Citigroup Pays $1.5 Million for Supervisory Failures – FINRA news release. (FINRA) announced today that it has imposed a monetary sanction of $1.5 million against Citigroup Global Markets Inc for supervisory violations relating to its [...]

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May 21 2010, Friday links and blogs roundup

In: General

21 May 2010

Weekly review of valuable articles and stories on online marketing, financial industry and compliance updates:
Financial News & Market Commentary

A real Goldman Sachs scandal – A post from Felix Salmon on Reuters. it really would be a scandal if Goldman Sachs was deliberately and unnecessarily kicking people out of their homes [...] and that seems [...]