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What’s the key to social media success? Connecting to active people.
Activity breeds activity. Connecting with a significant number of quality people who are actively using social sites is a sure way to get started down the path to success. Without a network, not much happens.
FINRA Proposes New Content Rules
A few days ago FINRA submitted to the SEC proposed rule changes regarding communications to the public. The goal of the changes is to simplify and consolidate many of the existing rules.
10.5 Reasons to get social now
The last few months has brought a lot of attention to the topic of social media in financial services. While demand has never been greater to deliver social business solutions for this industry, there are still plenty of companies standing on the sidelines.
Financial services marketing leaders discuss social media
We hosted a forum with more than forty of the top marketing leaders in financial services firms from across the country. We met in New York City to discuss the dynamics of using social media for this market.
Social Business Activity Cycle
A easy to understand framework for ongoing activity designed to produce profitable business results. The efficiency of the system ensures that users won’t get bogged down in minutia or be overwhelmed or frustrated.
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney announces move to Social Business
MarketWatch shared the news that, “Morgan Stanley Smith Barney advisers soon will be allowed to make pre-approved status updates and tweets…”
The Wild West meets Wall Street
Today is a huge landmark in the world of social networking and in business. LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional network, and one of our partners, has gone public. They are now one of the first billion-dollar web 2.0 exits since YouTube.
Social media ≠ Social business
It seems like you can’t go a day without seeing another story on social networks, social media, social marketing…the list goes on and on.
Advisers failing to communicate with clients
A new article from American Banker points out how Advisers are deficient in client communication. In the article they highlight findings from SEI, a provider of asset management, investment processing, and investment operations solutions for institutional and personal wealth management.
American Century releases new social media study
According to the new American Century Investments’ 2011 Financial Professionals Social Media Adoption Study, the number of financial professionals who said regulatory or compliance concerns were a barrier to their social media use dropped to 38% from 47% in last year’s survey.
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