(Video) Tucker Super Conference Marketing Panel

(Video) Tucker Super Conference Marketing Panel

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Tucker Advisors Marketing Panel
Learn from the Tucker Adivsors Marketing Panel.

Tucker Advisors Chief Marketing Officer Justin Woodbury is joined by the Tucker Advisors team to answer questions from the Tucker Super Conference 2021 attendee chat log.  

This presentation was given at the Tucker Super Conference XVI in January of 2021 and is only for financial professional use. Insurance-only agents are not licensed to offer investment advice.

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Video Synopsis: Tucker Advisors Marketing Panel 

During the 2021 Tucker Super Conference, we received a tremendous amount of questions. The Tucker Advisors Marketing team sat down to answer these questions LIVE and in depth to help financial advisors with their marketing efforts. 

To start, there was a question about how to feature in Kiplinger Magazine. For contracted advisors with Tucker, we have a vetting process that ensures that our top advisors are suggested to feature. If you are contracted with us, be sure to send us your enquiries about participating in our annual Kiplinger piece.

Another inquiry we received was about picking email topics. Attendees wanted to know what criteria is used to create email topics going out each week. Our panel suggested that the following criteria should factor into your email content plans.

1. Send your audience things they find useful

2. Take a walk in their shoes

3. Know what you’re posting, why you’re posting it, and who it is for

4. Don’t push products

5. Be sure that your messaging is compliant 

6. Find the channels that work for your message and don’t spread yourself too thin

Next the panel fielded questions on how to come up with website content and how this process works at Tucker Advisors. Alli and Sam reported that they like to do an interview and discovery with each advisor to find out what needs to be shared with your audience. Your website is a portal for prospects to know and understand your business before talking to you so lets give them something to talk about!

Other topics were included but not limited to:

-How to create content that is original and not stuffed with too many keywords

-How your website property should be perceived in reference to search engine optimization

-How Google Analytics and tracking your campaigns will lead to better insights and understanding of prospects

-The difference between brand awareness and lead generation

-What video equipment is necessary to produce your own content

 

 

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(Video) Cryptocurrency: What You Need to Know

(Video) Cryptocurrency: What You Need to Know

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CRYPTOCURRENCY: WHAT YOU NEEd TO KnoW
Everyone is talking about cryptocurrency, but what are the critical facts for investors?

Tucker Investment Analyst Amy Brandenburg looks at cryptocurrency in three of its different aspects: as a new system of money; as a virtual digital currency; and, as a digital asset. Amy traces how cryptocurrency functions and enables transactions across decentralized platforms.

This presentation was given at the Tucker Super Conference XVI in January of 2021 and is only for financial professional use. Insurance-only agents are not licensed to offer investment advice.

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Video Synopsis: Cryptocurrency—What You Need
to Know

For many years now, cryptocurrency has been one of the most talked about topics in the financial industry. But do most of us really understand what it is and how it works?

Bitcoin is the largest cryptocurrency, and like other cryptocurrencies, it is not generated or regulated by any government agency. It is created by individuals around the world using a free software and storing the currency in programs called “wallets.” The technology behind cryptocurrencies, Blockchain, is a platform that exists on thousands of individual computers around the world instead of in one place or server, enabling an incredibly secure and traceable trail of transactions.

Other characteristics of cryptocurrency include:
– Its price is determined by demand
– The value progresses by what people are willing to pay or exchange
– The currency is now accepted by some institutions and businesses
– Cryptocurrency’s next big “leap” will come as more businesses accept it

Some of the advantages of cryptocurrency for investors are that it can act as a hedge against inflation and a falling dollar, as well as provide airtight security—transactions cannot even be duplicated within Blockchain. Risks for investors include extreme price swings and the fact that there is no insurance like the FDIC for these currencies—you could even lose your “money” by forgetting your password.

With banks and hedge funds now purchasing cryptocurrencies, solidifying the market, it looks like they are here to stay. Individuals interested in buying cryptocurrencies, whether in the form of a coin, stock or exchange traded fund, should be clear about what their short- and long-term plans are for the investment. They would do well to also share these goals with their financial advisors, in order to better fit them into an overall plan for their portfolios.

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(Video) Leave Them Wanting More: Prospect Emails With Hooks

(Video) Leave Them Wanting More: Prospect Emails With Hooks

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Every Prospect will look you up
With 3.5 billion searches on Google per day, it’s a must that you have a solid online presence in 2021.

Tucker Advisors Chief Marketing Officer Justin Woodbury is joined by Creative Director Alli Lankford to speak about how prospects will look you up online before giving your their business. Use these strategies to build confidence in your prospects and future clients! 

This presentation was given at the Tucker Super Conference XVI in January of 2021 and is only for financial professional use. Insurance-only agents are not licensed to offer investment advice.

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Video Synopsis: Prospects Will Look You Up

When people see commercials and new information that sparks their interest, they grab their phone and look it up. This is called the “Zero Moment of Truth.”

The Zero Moment of Truth states that the internet has changed the way that we as humans behave. After receiving a stimulus, many people will look up others’ experiences to understand how a product or service could affect them. This moment proves to be a major defining factor in the percentage of shoppers doing research before a purpose.

In today’s market, your first impression needs to be consistent in communication and experience across brand touchpoints. That means that the following spaces need to be consistent:

-Your website and online searches

-Your environment (storefront or office)

-Print collateral, signage, and seminar materials

-Content publishing on social media and your web properties

-Sales and customer service experience

-Internal communications with employees

Here at Tucker Advisors, we offer in-house digital marketing services including help with digital marketing, email marketing, graphic design, websites, copy writing, and seminar supplies.

With 3.5 billion searches on Google each day, it’s a must that you have a solid online presence. For most, this means a logo, headshots, imagery, content, a mission statement, and a professional URL with email addresses. Investing in your business also means investing in your reputation. 

If you’d like to learn more you can schedule an appointment through the phone number below. 

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(Video) From Brand Awareness To Lead Generation

Financial Advisor Brand Awareness

(Video) From Brand Awareness To Lead Generation

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From Brand Awareness to Lead Generation
Financial Advisor Marketing that impacts your bottom line

Tucker Advisors Senior Content Writer Sam Deleo is joined by Senior Digital Marketer Jordan Collins to explain the process of taking prospects from brand awareness to lead generation using content marketing strategies. 

This presentation was given at the Tucker Super Conference XVI in January of 2021 and is only for financial professional use. Insurance-only agents are not licensed to offer investment advice.

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Video Synopsis: From Brand Awareness To Lead Generation

To build a strong financial advisor marketing plan, you need to break down your plan into parts. Sam Deleo explains the importance of your brand aligning with who you are. If the match is off, list values that define you, your business, and its services. That’s your brand.

Once you’ve established what your brand is, you can deliver a visual life to your expertise. Your professional image must be recognizable at the small scales required by digital media so you will want to be consistent with your materials. Don’t use your photo sometimes and your logo at others, be steady with your audience to build trust.

Another brand idea worth trying out is to have fun! Don’t shy away from humor with your brand when the situation arises to provide humor. Share funny anecdotes, photos, videos, and even comments about a local event or sports team. Let’s connect with your local audience to show them that you’re human just like them!

For you to build brand awareness, you need to get out there. After reviewing compliance restrictions, be sure to get your messages out to your audience consistently. By doing this you will receive metrics showing you what works and what doesn’t. It’s crucial to be plugged into the analytics to understand the efficacy of your process.

Now that your audience knows you, do you know them? It pays dividends to know your audience and what character traits define them. By compiling metrics on responses and growth rates you can further inform your process for when you convert these users from followers to leads to clients.

 

marketing-lead-funnel

Now that we’ve defined our ideal financial advisor marketing client and created awareness for our services using online channels it’s time to turn these users into leads. At the top of the funnel, we wanted to gain their attention. Because we have their attention, time is of the essence. We want to show them more of what got them to your page and use a lead magnet to capture their information.

The reason we do this is to have a way to communicate with our leads.

This way we can continue to build our relationship with them through email marketing or through direct contact once they have signaled that they’re ready for a sales conversation. To use your lead magnet, it may be worthwhile to create a landing page that will capture their information and provide analytics to gauge how well your campaign is performing. You want to be sure that these pages are mobile-friendly and optimized to be sure that you’re getting the most out of your campaign.

A great use for this type of page is using previous client inquiries to answer the questions of your future clientele and push them to reach out to you or do a small action that will allow you to contact them. They’ve proven that they’re interested in the information and topics you’re speaking on and it’s time to make a sale. 

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(Video) Every Prospect Will Look You Up

(Video) Every Prospect Will Look You Up

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Every Prospect will look you up
With 3.5 billion searches on Google per day, it’s a must that you have a solid online presence in 2021.

Tucker Advisors Chief Marketing Officer Justin Woodbury is joined by Creative Director Alli Lankford to speak about how prospects will look you up online before giving your their business. Use these strategies to build confidence in your prospects and future clients! 

This presentation was given at the Tucker Super Conference XVI in January of 2021 and is only for financial professional use. Insurance-only agents are not licensed to offer investment advice.

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When people see commercials and new information that sparks their interest, they grab their phone and look it up. This is called the “Zero Moment of Truth.”

The Zero Moment of Truth states that the internet has changed the way that we as humans behave. After receiving a stimulus, many people will look up others’ experiences to understand how a product or service could affect them. This moment proves to be a major defining factor in the percentage of shoppers doing research before a purpose.

In today’s market, your first impression needs to be consistent in communication and experience across brand touchpoints. That means that the following spaces need to be consistent:

-Your website and online searches

-Your environment (storefront or office)

-Print collateral, signage, and seminar materials

-Content publishing on social media and your web properties

-Sales and customer service experience

-Internal communications with employees

Here at Tucker Advisors, we offer in-house digital marketing services including help with digital marketing, email marketing, graphic design, websites, copy writing, and seminar supplies.

With 3.5 billion searches on Google each day, it’s a must that you have a solid online presence. For most, this means a logo, headshots, imagery, content, a mission statement, and a professional URL with email addresses. Investing in your business also means investing in your reputation. 

If you’d like to learn more you can schedule an appointment through the phone number below. 

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(Video) Social Media Marketing For Financial Advisors: Live Social Media Posting

(Video) Social Media Marketing For Financial Advisors: Live Social Media Posting

Video Overview

Social Media Marketing For Financial Advisors
Live Social Media Posting: The Do’s and Don’ts of Social

Tucker Advisors Senior Digital Marketer Jordan Collins speaks on the various social media strategies to use when putting together and executing your content marketing plan

This presentation was given at the Tucker Super Conference XVI in January of 2021 and is only for financial professional use. Insurance-only agents are not licensed to offer investment advice.

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Video Synopsis: Social Media Marketing For Financial Advisors

When you start out on social media, it’s important to make marginal gains. By this, I mean to start small and work your way up. You don’t want to have 3 mediocre social media channels if you could use the same amount of energy to have 1 great social media channel that is providing value and feeding you leads. Social Media Marketing for financial advisors at the end of the day, is about getting a return for the value you are providing. 

A good way to figure out what you should be posting is by doing some scouting. By scouting, I mean checking out what your competitors are doing online. What channels are they on? What type of content do they post? How often do they post? These are a few of the questions you should be asking yourself as your research your online environment. From here, you can answer these questions for your own practice based on how they are going for others. Once you have an idea of what you’d like to post and how you’d like to appear it’s time to set up your profile.

When setting up your social media profiles, you should aim to fill out everything possible and use a professional image. A professional image is a picture that wasn’t taken as a selfie or in a mirror. You should use a tripod and make sure you have good framing/lighting or you should pay a professional.

Now that your social media profile is set up it’s time to attract people from your target audience using information and content that reflects positively on your business. The post types that we’ve seen work well are interesting, education, service-oriented, and containing financial news. Content types like these offer value to the end-user. You want all of your posts on social media to provide some form of value to your audience as these people are whose attention you want.

To ensure that you are always providing high-quality content, you need to create a content marketing plan. A content marketing plan tells you what’s being posted when it’s being posted, why it’s being posted, and how your audience can interact with your piece of content.

Why put in all this work just to know what is being posted and when?

-Because coming up with posts on the spot leads to posts without value

-You’ll make fewer mistakes

-You’ll post more consistently and frequently

-You can’t focus on the big picture if you’re stuck on what to post

-You won’t miss relevant holiday and yearly opportunity dates to post something engaging, funny, or on-topic

-It will make it easier to track what is working and what isn’t

Now that we have a content marketing plan, we’ve set up our profile, and we have a professional image; what’s next?

Create a content library for where your images, videos, and media will live. If you’re starting really small, this could be as simple as some Google Drive folders. From here you now have a place to access the content, you have a schedule for posting it, and you know the type of content to create for your audience. Depending on your team you’ll need to fill in the gaps on who will be putting the content together and what form it will take (video, pdf, image, etc.)

If you don’t have a creative team of any kind, you may need to get some help. Be sure that whoever you have is attentive to detail, has a track record of creating really professional pieces, and understands your content calendar. For some of these projects, it will save you time and money to work off of pre-approved templates with your creativity. This way your brand appears consistent throughout your content matches your brand guidelines and can be put together efficiently regardless of the differences between last week’s topics and this week’s topics.

From here most of your work will fall into 3 categories: social media management, account growth, and social media auditing:

For social media management, there should be someone on your team dedicated to responding to direct messages on that account, making the posts, and responding to people in the comments.

For growth, you want to figure out how you can get more people to follow what you’re doing. Putting out a post to 25,000 followers will have a much bigger impact on your business than putting out a message to 25. What are your strategies to get more followers? What incentives are easy to provide for a simple follow? 

One organic idea is Facebook allows page owners to invite people who have interacted with their posts to follow their page. I’d suggest doing that for every person who interacts with a post you make. It won’t be an overnight success but it will provide steady growth of people receiving your information. 

If you’re looking for a paid way to speed up this process, you can promote your posts and put some of your budgets to blast those posts out to more people or do a campaign that invites people to like your page. Spending your money to boost a post or do a follow campaign employs 2 different strategies so you can get creative with your objectives.

Depending on what platform you use, I’d suggest digging deeper into strategies people use to gain a larger following.

For Social media auditing, you’ll want to have data from time periods where you’ve been posting consistently, interacting on your page, and generally providing value. This way when you look at your numbers, they’re telling an accurate story. If you have 3 posts in 3 months, there probably aren’t enough followers and interactions to truly dive deep into what is happening because, well, nothing is happening. 

If you do have data from this time period, you know what metrics matter, and you have your analytics setup correctly you can do a lot of high-level activities including: 

How much does it cost to acquire a lead through our social media strategy?

How many leads did we generate using social media?

What is your customer acquisition cost? This will depend on your mix of paid/organic.

If we don’t have our content calendar, our strategy, and our production schedule laid out – how can we ever get to the point of seeing social media’s ROI? You can’t.

This is why we suggest starting small and taking the talents of you and your team to start and as you see the return for what you’re putting in scaling up.

Final 3 tips for social media marketing for financial advisors :

1. Learn the landscape: Prospects, Clients, and Competitors

Check out what your competitors post, what carriers post, and what kind of posts you like to interact with. See what pages with a lot of followers are doing or offering. See how they set up their pages, their posts, and what they’re doing to get people to their website. There are probably a few pieces of their strategy that you can use regardless of how many followers you have. Also learn the differences between the platforms and what audiences hang out there.

Facebook: Community-based content with a large quantity of age 50+

Instagram: personal image and story-based content, age 30-50

LinkedIn: Business advice and info, Networking professionals, sales managers and entrepreneurs

Twitter: Recent events and trends, reporters and journalists

Which one fits our target audience?

Which one fits our content?

 2. Social media is used for marketing content distribution – not sales, we’re at the top of the funnel

80 percent of your social media activity should be geared toward providing something to your audience. The other 20 percent can be devoted to promoting yourself or your business. Users go on social to escape, relax and socialize. Don’t expect a newsfeed ad to instantly motivate a person to invest their life’s savings. If you don’t listen to this, your success rate for gaining an audience and their engagement will be low. Your goal is not to get likes, it’s to grow your business. Social media is a great tool for the modern marketer but its highest goal is to educate your audience and get them to a point of sale. Doing this in a way that is desirable to your online audience is the difference between a dead-end and a windfall.

3. Determine your marketing objectives then crush them!

Social media can feel like a huge waste of time when you don’t know why you’re doing it. Doing it because everyone else is doing it isn’t a good reason. You should be doing it because it contributes to bringing in more potential leads and clients. If you’re just starting out you’ll need to determine what you’re looking for. Here are a few examples of good objectives to set for your business:

-Building an organic list of email subscribers

-Driving traffic to your website

-Engagement on the platform to grow your account’s reach

-Prospect calls or meetings booked once you have a large enough base to market to

I’d suggest looking into compliance-friendly social media for financial advisors – that’s not what today’s presentation was about but it’s important for your practice. You’re 1 google search away from having all the info on that topic that you need and the SEC guidelines are on their website.

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