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The social media landscape is constantly changing, and things have shifted incredibly fast within the financial services industry over the past few years. With the increased guidance from regulatory bodies, and the large amount of older demographics on social media, social media networking is no longer just a should-do, but a must-do for advisors who want to market themselves and grow their business. This deck covers: - Forward-thinking social media practices from the nation’s leading financial advisors
- Ideas for making your original content stand out from the competition
- Compliance and Social Media Do’s and Don’ts
- Archiving and supervision technologies that can help you meet regulatory obligations
Content by:
Amy McIlwain, Vice President of Social and Digital Strategy at Moore Communications Group, an internationally recognized for radical new ways of approaching social media, PR, marketing, advertising, and customer service within the financial service industry.
Jimmy Douglas is General Manager of Web Services at Smarsh, where he oversees the growth and innovation of the company’s website and digital marketing solutions for financial advisors. He works with industry regulators, including the SEC and FINRA, to keep advisors informed of the latest developments and requirements related to digital marketing and compliance.
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