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Most Influential Brokerages in Social Media

Most Influential Brokerages in Social Media

A firm's social media footprint can say a lot about how a brand is perceived by clients and the public at large. Here, Wealthmanagement.com ranks regional and wirehouse brokerage firms by their social media influence.

 

Methodology: A firm’s ranking was calculated by aggregating the snapshot of LinkedIn followers, the actively produced and maintained Facebook “likes,” as well as Twitter influence and outreach as measured by the social media monitoring company Kred, all as of Jan. 10. Facebook and LinkedIn scores were adjusted by the firm’s advisor headcount, sourced from Cerulli Associates. Firms without an official presence in any given social media channel were given a score of zero in that category. Scores were weighted and standardized, then ranked.

Rank Firm Kred Influence Score Kred Outreach Level LinkedIn Followers

1

RBC Wealth Management

846

6

172,729

11,368

2

Ameriprise

678

3

55,947

41,026

3

Robert W. Baird & Co.

716

5

1,197

11,631

4

Bank of America/Merrill Lynch

795

4

0

220,024

5

Wells Fargo Advisors

938

6

164,112

31,867

6

UBS

740

6

18,966

46,433

7

Raymond James & Associates

729

5

3,120

18,705

8

Wedbush Securities

644

5

2,375

2,000

9

Morgan Stanley Wealth Management

785

4

0

81,401

10

Edward Jones & Co.

753

4

19,866

51,183

11

Janney Montgomery Scott

597

4

411

3,548

12

Sterne, Agee & Leach, Inc.

541

1

0

2,404

13

Stifel, Nicolaus & Company

585

3

0

6,587

14

Hilliard Lyons

420

1

149

1,335

15

Davenport & Company

139

0

302

587

16

D.A. Davidson

0

0

0

1,777

17

Oppenheimer & Co.

0

0

0

5,289

18

Scott & Stringfellow

0

0

0

448

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