| Talk To Me, Readers: Do You Value Aggregated News About Financial Advising Or Would You Prefer More Original Analysis And Opinion? |
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| Thursday, March 01, 2012 23:43 |
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Scott Martin just posted a little ditty about a story in Financial Advisor magazine featuring a couple of advisors who have built successful firms in these challenging times. It's a great story. It occurs to me, however, that I have not asked lately if you value our advisor-news aggregation. We have a couple of reporters scouring the Web daily for stories worthy of your attention. How are we doing? This Website Is For Financial Professionals Only
A4A's audience is great. About half our 4,500 members have filled in profiles showing 95% our members are owners, partners, or professionals at RIAs. t's a great group.
I want to provide you with what you want. So please let me know if you value the aggregation of news from other sites?
We look at other sites targeted to financial planners, investment advisors, wealth managaers, and money managers. Plus, we're aggregating content from blogs by economists, industry thought leaders, academia, and technology websites, and we're also looking at big media -- The New York Times, Wall Street Journal and others.
Would you prefer original content on wealth management? If so, what kind?
Your feedback would be appreciated greatly.
Comments (4)...
Andy, love aggregation of news. Hate opinions that are way off base. See today's post by Lisa Gray. She missed the point and claimed asset allocation models don't work. http://advisors4advisors.com/i...w&id=15059
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Andrew Gluck is a veteran financial reporter and the founder and CEO of Advisor Products Inc., a marketing company serving 1,800 financial advisory firms.








