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If you’re like most financial advisors, you may be hesitant to launch your podcast and engage in influence-building activities because you’re afraid of compliance issues.
But here’s the thing: not only is it entirely possible to remain fully compliant, but it’s also relatively easy to establish a stronger rapport with your compliance department. Move them from foe to friend!
In this episode, Matt Halloran is joined by business partner Kirk Lowe to discuss the critical topic of compliance in the financial advisory industry. They share their personal experiences through the years, what’s gotten better and worse, and offer some practical strategies and best practices to adjust course and work with them.
Matt & Kirk discuss:
- Why (and how!) you need to shift your thinking about compliance
- Ways to make the compliance department love you, and why it’s better to be friends than enemies
- How to ask second- and third-level questions when dealing with compliance for a better relationship and faster approvals
- Which two podcasting platforms are most compliance-friendly, and the one social media platform that is not compliant
- Why you shouldn’t “poke the honey badger”, and other things to avoid
- The four areas of redundancy built into the ProudMouth creation system
- And more
“When you practice and you do your show on a regular basis and you get that reinforcement that you’re putting out good, compliant information, it’s going to make you want to do more good, compliant information, right?” ~Matt Halloran
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- LinkedIn: Matt Halloran
- Twitter: Matt Halloran
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- YouTube: ProudMouth
About Matt Halloran:
Matt Halloran is a co-founder of ProudMouth, the world’s leading influence accelerator for financial advisors. An in-demand speaker, he’s appeared on over 1,000 podcasts. As well, Matt is the host of ProudMouth’s Top Advisor Marketing Podcast, where he and industry leaders empower advisors to become trusted, recognized authorities. Matt is the author of “The Social Media Handbook for Financial Advisors,” the first social media book for financial services.
