/ by Don Connelly / Managing the Relationship / 0 comments
One of the things I’ve observed over the years is that good service does not sell. Great service sells.
Watch this video to hear Don explain how to make your service great.
One of the firms I really admire has done something that is so good that when you put together your service proposal, you have to refer to it.
The firm is Cadaret Grant. The late Mac Cadaret was a wonderful guy, Art Grant is a friend. The men and women that work there have built a tremendous organization. They took the time and the presence of mind to ask clients what top ten things they wanted from their advisors. I thought you’d like the answer.
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Six Relationship Management Tips for Financial Advisors
/ by Diana Marinova / Connelly Corner, Managing the Relationship / 0 comments
Did you know Don Connelly has a YouTube channel? He regularly shares his wisdom in audio and video format on various topics which are interesting to Financial Advisors. One such topic is relationship management.
Here are the top six relationship management tips, taken directly from Don Connelly’s YouTube channel.
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10 Things Clients Want from Their Advisors
/ by Don Connelly / Managing the Relationship / 0 comments
One of the things I’ve observed over the years is that good service does not sell. Great service sells.
Watch this video to hear Don explain how to make your service great.
One of the firms I really admire has done something that is so good that when you put together your service proposal, you have to refer to it.
The firm is Cadaret Grant. The late Mac Cadaret was a wonderful guy, Art Grant is a friend. The men and women that work there have built a tremendous organization. They took the time and the presence of mind to ask clients what top ten things they wanted from their advisors. I thought you’d like the answer.
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Never Forget That Your Client’s Original Goal Was to Beat the Bank
/ by Don Connelly / Best Practices / 0 comments
I’ve been mingling with clients for years and it never fails to shock me just a bit to hear how simple both their goals and their reasons for investing really are. For the most part, clients simply want to beat the bank, especially in low interest rate environments. They want to educate their children and build a retirement fund. That’s it. They aren’t trying to hit home runs. They are trying to hit singles and doubles. You can deliver singles and doubles all day long.
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