5 Lead Nurture Tips for Financial Advisors
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Insights and best practices for successful financial planning engagement
• Valerie Rivera • October 29, 2019
What’s the most visited website in the U.S.?
With 2 billion visitors monthly, the answer is YouTube. Since its first video was uploaded in 2005, the video hosting website has 500 hours of video uploaded every minute, and over 30 million visitors a day. YouTube can be navigated in 76 different languages, which covers 95% of the world’s Internet population.
There’s a huge online audience out there. Are you reaching everyone you could be?
Prospects and customers are probably searching for you online. Ninety percent of consumers haven’t made up their minds about a brand before starting their search. An interesting and informative website could convince a prospect to use your advisory services.
Financial advisors need to be thoughtful when establishing a digital presence. They must help their online audience understand who they are, the value they bring, and how to reach them. With a modern website, financial advisors have an opportunity to make a profound first impression that engages prospects and deepens long-term relationships.
It’s also more than likely that any tactics you’ve established as part of your marketing plan include or link back to your website—so you’ll want to be sure it’s polished and best positions both you and your business before launching those initiatives.
We have created an easy-to-follow 10-step guide to creating your very own engaging website. This guide will help you refresh your advisory firm’s website from a stale collection of disjointed pages to a thoughtful, creative, and appealing lead source.
What websites do you regularly visit? What do you like or dislike about them? Are they cluttered, vague, and static? Or do these sites have engaging content, pleasing visuals, and current copy?
Your domain name is your Web address. This should be simple and explanatory. The easier your domain name is to remember, the greater the chance of repeat visits.
Just like your clients trust you with their complex financial planning needs, you can trust a Web professional to do the heavy lifting. A website service can handle the design and technical aspects of creating or updating a website. This leaves you more time to focus on your customers and your practice.
Following these steps is just the beginning of building a winning new website. You still need to organize the pages, create consistent branding, promote the website in your marketing materials, and much more:
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