The Future of Branding and Client Acquisition with Seth Diener and Alex Lerch (Ep. 55)
Always On for Financial Advisors PodcastShow Notes
With messaging, the key is brevity, specificity, and proprietary. You must choose your target audience, personalize your marketing to resonate with them, walk them through a proprietary process, and share their experience using effective testimonials! Learn more about elevating your brand in this episode, as Duncan MacPherson speaks with Seth Diener, owner of Diener Money … Continue reading The Future of Branding and Client Acquisition with Seth Diener and Alex Lerch (Ep. 55) →
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