Adviser Home releases marketing guide for business owners

Distance not a barrier

Hannah Godfrey
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Adviser Home has launched a guide that focuses on advisers marketing their business and securing new clients.

The guide, which was written by consultant Faith Liversidge, a former marketing manager at Nucleus, touches on creating a valuable website, including the need for more technical aspects like cross-platform compatibility and search engine optimisation. It also covers effectively using social media channels for the desired clients and making use of lead magnets - a free piece of useful, educational and engaging contact that is given in return for an email address or another piece of personal information, like a phone number. In addition to the guide, there is a one-page infographic show...

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