Why a Blog Site vs. a Traditional Marketing Website


By Matt - Posted on 15 September 2005

Simply put, we consider the web to be an excellent medium for communication with our clients (and prospective clients). While many Financial Advisors view the web as a marketing tool, we prefer to use it as a communications tool. This is a reflection of just one of the unique qualities of our organization – we strive to be a service oriented organization versus a marketing organization. We maintain the belief that if we offer solid service and superior risk-adjusted returns, client acquisition will take care of itself. For our clients: We will be using this site to offer insight on a weekly basis into the strategy underlying all our investment decisions. As this is a public forum, we will not disclose everything we are thinking and doing. Our quarterly newsletters will include significantly more detail regarding our strategy with your account. So, Welcome to our blog. I hope you enjoy the commentary and find it beneficial. Feel free to make any comments. Matt

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