Category: Get More Referrals

On September 3 (2020), we conducted a survey of our subscribers, asking them to share their perspective about printed business cards. Were they dead?  Dying? Still a viable tool? As you might guess, the results…

Is this “virtual world” here to stay.  Yup!    Okay, maybe not as prevailing as it is now for most of us, but the convenience and efficiency of virtual meetings is too tempting to have them…

Very few financial professionals have cracked the code for creating truly productive relationships with CPAs. Most financial professionals are going about it all wrong and don’t even know it. Here are the three biggest mistakes…

I’m sorry to break this to you, but not all your clients are going to introduce you to others. With that said, knowing why many clients don’t like to refer and what you can do…

Are you getting referrals or introductions without asking for them?  You should be, you know. Your ability to generate unsolicited referrals is a barometer of your referability. While there are a number of factors that…

Bring-a-Guest events have long been a staple in financial services as a way to meet qualified prospects. But what about in this virtual world we’re living in at the moment? Can Social Event Marketing still…

Getting referrals and introductions without asking for them is probably the most fun way to grow your business – especially if you’re getting introduced to the right types of people. In this blog, I’ll provide…

You may be killing your opportunities for more and better referrals without even realizing. Almost everyday I see messages advisors send to their clients and other referral sources that work against their ability to generate…

Getting referrals faster in new relationships is all about providing immediate value. There are many ways to provide value in a brand-new relationship. Sometimes, just setting the appointment brings great value. You know this has…

Has this ever happened to you? A client said they are willing to introduce you to a friend, a family member, a colleague. They said they were going to reach out to that person, yet…