Raymond James has formed a partnership with Actiance to provide its financial advisers access to social media tools including LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter.
A kasina study reaffirms that financial advisers align superior digital capabilities with the likelihood that they will use products offered by asset managers and insurers.
Is social media the next step in marketing? Or is it a means to connect with participants? These and other questions were discussed at the PLANADVISER National Conference...
linkedFA, a social networking site for financial professionals, has aligned with Businesswire, a news distributor, to give linkedFA members direct access to news releases from Fortune 1,000 companies...
Last week, FINRA not only provided much-needed clarification on acceptable social media usage for financial advisers, but it also recognized social and mobile technology as a boon, not...
Prudential Retirement has launched Experience Prudential Retirement, a program for financial advisers and plan consultants to create customized marketing Web sites for prospects and clients.
linkedFA, the first social networking Web site that enables financial professionals to leverage social media compliantly, announced the beta release of a mobile version of www.linkedFA.com.
benefitsCONNECT announced that it has partnered with BackBone Inc., a health and technology communications firm, to provide brokers with a social media-driven user-engagement program.
eRollover has introduced eRollover for Advisors, an online marketing solution for financial advisers that will offer help about growing practices and provide member matchmaking services from the eRollover.com...
Social media compliance firm, Actiance, added capabilities to its Socialite platform that allow organizations to approve content and changes made to employee LinkedIn profiles.