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Why marketing creates a chicken/egg problem for advisors

Why is marketing a great way to throw money down the drain? Because marketing must be supported by a proven process for delivering killer client results. Marketing cannot create a thriving advisory business, only happy clients can. Happy clients introduce you to their peers, make for happy referral COIs, and more.

Creating client wins requires knowledge, tools and support, and a community with whom you can work on challenges, opportunities, problems and ideas for delivering client wins.

Why might investing in a proven system for growing client revenues be a better path than throwing money at leads? In this short video, Growth-Drive founder George Sandmann explains.

Best for: Management Consultants, CPAs, Exit Planners, M&A Pros and Fractional CFOs. 

MARKETING FOR BUSINESS ADVISOR

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George is hosting a 30 min preview webinar about growing a thriving advisory business on Wednesday Dec 7 @ 12:00 ET. Register here. Includes an open mic Q&A session. 

Can't make it? No worries, simply register and we'll send you the recording. 

 

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