Why RIAs would rather go to Twitter than talk to a wholesaler
Asset managers are cutting out the middle-man by going straight to the Web, study says
Zack at NewRulesofInvesting.com
Interesting points from Pat about how RIA’s tendency to do their own research impacts how they purchase services and funds
Blane Warrene
An interesting component (and often unrecognized value) of adding a social media element to asset management campaigns is “behind the scenes”. From wholesaling perspective – it is often a lead with the product, terms and specs and the mechanics. Important yes – but not as the lead. Understanding how managers and product manufacturers 'think’ and through what lenses they view the market provides a richer view for advisors to gauge what products they want to consider.
Maria Marsala
Integrating social neworking with other forms of marketing, is key.
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