From
opportunity zones and international tax strategies to retirement investing and
student credit cards, our clients shared their insights with millions of
Americans in the national media this month.
In a widely read guest
column, HCVT’s Blake Christian and Abi Yanke counseled
Accounting Today readers about steps that investors and
opportunity fund managers should be taking before year-end. They
were book-ended in Accounting Today by Randy Fox, founder of Two Hawks
Consulting, who offered alternatives to opportunity
zone investing for your accomplishing year-end tax planning and
capital gain deferral.
When it comes to planning, Dr. Guy Baker, Ph.D. (founder of Wealth Teams Alliance) was quoted in US News & World Report about 7 ways to use fractional shares for growing retirement Investments. Meanwhile, Mark Rioboli, Director of Wealth Management for Independence Advisors (Wayne, PA), explained to Opp U readers the pros and cons of giving credit cards to college students.
Meanwhile, Kyle Walters,
(L&H CPAs) published a widely series of guest columns in Accounting
Today about running better client meetings
and Cecil Nazareth (Nazareth CPAs) was published a guest article in Tax
Stringer about Corporate
International Tax Issues 2.0. Tax Stringer is the official online publication
of the New York State Society of CPAs.
Research from our Wealth Advisor Confidence Survey™
2019 shows that the majority of high-performing advisors consider press
mentions and bylined article “extremely” useful thought leadership tactics.
But, most of you already know that as those tactics are already baked into your
practice development assumptions.
Conclusion
Speaking of baked
in, I had the privilege of being interviewed by Marketing Sherpa
recently about the origins of popular business buzz words (What Is
Baking In?). While lexicography is not really in my
wheelhouse, I can’t tell
you how many inquiries I received after being mentioned in Marketing Sherpa,
the bible for online marketers. Bottom line: Never turn down an opportunity for
press attention even, if the media outlet is not directly aligned with your
niche. As P.T. Barnum always said: “There is no such thing as bad publicity.”
#media hits #press attention #thought leadership
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