Bamford, Cunningham and Hall on why they use Twitter

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Maria Merricks asks three of the industry's most prolific Tweeters why they use the social networking device.

Time and time again advisers are being told the importance of social media within a marketing strategy, yet there are still a large number finding the concept hard to grasp. One tool that has commentators raving is Twitter and it is widely agreed more advisers need to embrace it. Professional Adviser asked three of the most prominent Tweeters in the industry to share their strategies and success stories… Martin Bamford, managing director, Informed Choice I started using Twitter around three years ago and it became an integral part of my online networking just over a year ago. ...

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