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How social media marketing grows assets

How social media marketing grows assets. A case study D. Bruce Johnston, Zach Hedges and John Drachman . Establish thought leadership Expand presence Measure results. 2. The marketing challenge for advisors. Establish thought leadership.

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How social media marketing grows assets

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  1. How social media marketing grows assets A case study D. Bruce Johnston, Zach Hedges and John Drachman

  2. Establish thought leadership Expand presence Measure results 2 The marketing challenge for advisors

  3. Establish thought leadership RIA wished to become the recognized authority or subject matter expert Needed to define problem in terms RIA could resolved Showed how RIA’s expertise led to client solutions 3

  4. 1 RIA + 1 estate attorney = 1 thought leadership effort Charles “Chuck” Steege, CFP® Executive Financial Coach, President SFG Wealth Planning Services, Inc. Enlisted the nearby support of a leading tax attorney to develop a team presentation The effort: Conduct three timely executive compensation topics as webinars during the dog days of summer. Save on taxes (especially with the AMT refundable credit) Sound planning and stock options Passing on your legacy. Plus: An advanced look at the 2010 IRA to Roth conversion opportunity 4

  5. The goals Engage HNW only Seek select 10-15 clients with a minimum of $1 million in investable assets Business development Most importantly, attract new clients and fees Center of influence Employ a COI strategy to leverage expertise in new ways Experiment with social media We showed them how to combine webcasts, e-mail, public relations and blogging in one low-cost, legally compliant package to: Establish thought leadership Expand presence Measure results 5

  6. Expand presence 6 1. • Three webinars on subject of executive compensation. • Webcast service links with press release, emails and blog • Webcast analytics provide attendance numbers, capture key contact information 2. • One interactive press release • Press release reaches 1000s of interactive business publications and blogs • Drive readers to contact capture in 1. above

  7. Expand presence 7 3. • Two sets of three e-mails linked to webinars, interview, select blog postings • Emails link to urls, webcast service • Drive to contact capture 4. • Interview with blogger sets keywords and concepts to be aggregated by other blogs, media outlets • Targeted blogging plays to aggregators, helps catalyze messaging • Drive to contact capture 5. • Google page 1 dominance for keywords • Aggregators absorb content, key words from press release, blogging activity • Result: Firm engages and attracts new AUM

  8. Google page1 dominance for key words 8 I must find out more about the refundable AMT credit buried in last year’s stimulus bill.

  9. Smart Money, Dow Jones, Reuters, BusinessWeek 9

  10. Here come the aggregators: Goliath, Financial Content 10

  11. ADN, Germany’s TradingHouse, India’s Newstin 11 Also: AlphaTrade Finance, Web 2.0 Journal and more

  12. Measure the results 12

  13. Measure the results Engage HNW only Gained new clients Expanded relationship with some existing Business development Netted approximately $40,000 in new and ongoing fees Some $4.0 million in new AUM Timeframe: Eight weeks “Overall we are very pleased with the results of the Webinar Series and expect 21 of the new prospects to eventually contact SFG for services” Charles “Chuck” Steege, CFP® SFG Wealth Planning Services, Inc. Center of influence The collaboration between Chuck and Phil resulted in new exposure and new business Experiment with social media An investment of less than $10,000 in a social media-driven thought leadership effort provided an outstanding short-term return 13

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