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CEG Worldwide 2005 Articles
| Article and Direct Link | Description |
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Six C's of Client Loyalty |
Remember, it's all about the client. |
Envision Your Practice |
First you must dream, and then to realize your dreams, you must change. |
Watch the Clock |
Your time is best spent on clients and business development; delegate or outsource other tasks. |
Speak and Be Heard |
Presenting your story before an audience can add clients to your niche practice. |
Up Close and Personal |
"Know your client" isn't just industry jargon. Client-centered advisors get more business. |
Time to Grow |
Capturing additional assets from existing clients is easier and more important than you might think. |
Cashing In |
When it finally comes time to sell your firm, don't make these mistakes. |
Partnering with CPAs |
Advisors and accountants can benefit tremendously by working with each other as professional allies. |
Attorneys as Allies |
Partnering with a lawyer can be a win-win way to attract high-net-worth prospects with money in motion. |
Support Network |
With the right approach, you can find the wholesalers who will go the extra mile. |
Narrow It Down |
Serve one affluent niche market—and serve it well—and you'll be well positioned to build your business. |
Breaking Through |
When you're planning for the future, your goals should be big, scary and exciting. |
A Captive Audience |
Despite their often-spotty track record, don't give up on seminars as a valuable prospecting tool. |
Driven by Vision |
Do you have a mental picture of what your business will look like five years down the road? |
A Track Worth TakingBy John Bowen–March, 2005 |
CEO organizations are one way to get in front of business owners and other wealthy clients. |
Purchasing Power |
If you want to expand your advisory business by acquiring another firm, look before you leap. |
Sweat Equity |
Are you creating real value in your business, or is it merely a job that few are interested in buying? |
