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Affluent Introduction Hierarchy

Atlanta: “If I were at a social function, I would be happy to introduce my advisor to someone if asked” said one of the participants in a recent affluent focus group.  Not a surprising statement until compared with this participant’s earlier statement of “I don’t give referrals.” 

What?  Willing to introduce socially, but doesn’t want to refer?  This wasn’t an isolated incident.  Affluent investors have many similarities, but they’re people, which makes each situation a little different.  Thus, advisors must be flexible in their marketing approaches. 

Our recent focus group is part of a series that helps us dive into topics central to the advisor-client relationship.  In this segment, we were asking about their willingness to refer or intr...

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About the Authors

Kevin A. Nichols

Director of Coaching

https://www.oechsli.com/

Kevin Nichols is the author of The Indispensable LinkedIn Sales Guide for Financial Advisors and the Director of Coaching for The Oechsli Institute.  He is a leading expert on Social Media marketing and delivers speeches and conducts workshops throughout the country. He has coached hundreds of financial advisors and numerous wealth management teams. He is also the co-author of the FastTrack for Growth newsletter for wealthmanagement.com. Follow him on twitter @KevinANichols.