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For Financial Advisers only

Creating a buzz through social media With social media becoming part of our everyday lives, using them in your marketing activity could help you reach a wider audience more than traditional communication methods.

It is a great way to create a buzz around your business, connect with potential new clients and to engage customers with relevant content. You may be thinking that the

over 50’s age group are not actively using social media,

but a recent study shows that

47%

of those aged 55 to 64 are using it regularly.

Making the most of social media is all about driving conversation and engaging with users on all levels. Let’s start by looking at what social media channels you can use.

Creating a buzz through social media | For advisers

Facebook The largest platform with 1.65 billion users, is Facebook. This has been growing for social and business use and even more so with the over 50’s age group.

How can Facebook help grow my business? Create a Facebook page

Facebook advertising

Measuring results

Creating a page is a great way to connect with clients. Your page will host content including information about you, relevant posts, photo’s, shared articles, polls and more, all with the aim to engage with your clients. It’s free and easy to set up, and you can manage it from your smartphone when you’re on the go.

Get free and paid-for adverts to the right people. You are able to choose the audiences for your adverts; this could be people you already know or targeting specific demographics and locations. It even offers Lookalike Audiences, where you can build a new audience similar to your existing one. Facebook even offers free online training.

Facebook insights help you to understand who likes your page, who is visiting and who has engaged with your page and content. It is a great way to improve the way you market to your clients and find out what works best.

Facebook advertising options • Click to website – direct customers straight to your website

• Carousel adverts (multiple product adverts)

• Website conversions – see who visited your website from Facebook

• Page/post engagement

• Target locations - post your ads in a location you are targeting, this could be your local area or a specific region

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• Lead adverts

For a detailed step by step look on how to create and manage Facebook advertising, please see our ‘Lead generation’ guide.

Sharing Facebook is notorious for sharing content. Encourage users to share your content, so they can share your story with their friends. Recommendations are invaluable and who better to trust than your friends.

Creating a buzz through social media | For advisers

Twitter Twitter has over 320 million active users and is another channel  where people are sharing hundreds of messages every second. With the unique 140 character posts, it has the power to share snappy messages to thousands of people around the world. To share your message, you must engage with customers and gain followers.

What can Twitter do for me?

LinkedIn How will LinkedIn help me? Mostly used for business, LinkedIn is a window for connecting with a pool of contacts, including other financial intermediaries and industry professionals. With LinkedIn you are able to:

Relevant followers result in advocates and customers

Create a company page

Gaining followers means growing an interested audience that you can engage over time. You can do this by sharing (retweeting) relevant content and using the correct hashtags they are interacting with.

With all of your experience and details, remember to add a banner ad and company logo.

Example tweet:

OneFamily @OneFamilySocial · 4h Equity release is growing with more than 25,000 new equity plans agreed every year #equityrelease #lifetimemortgage #finance

You can also set up a followers campaign with Twitter Ads, which can accelerate your follower growth. This promotes your Twitter account to users in places like the ‘Who to follow’ panel and their ‘Home timeline’.

Increase website traffic People use Twitter to connect with their interests and discover new products. Twitter offers ‘Website card’ a tool that allows you to grow website traffic, increase online activity and connect with leads.

Attract more followers Connect with people in the industry and influencers. It is also possible to invest in followers with targeted follow ads that appear throughout Linked In.

Engage with your audience Create and share insightful content, as well as links to your website to drive more traffic.

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Creating a buzz through social media | For advisers

YouTube

Blogging

What can YouTube offer me?

How can a blog help me?

You may think how can posting videos be useful for my business? But, as Google owns YouTube and videos rank in search results, it could improve your position in the SERPs (search engine results page) and help increase traffic to your website.

Bloggers have been growing in popularity over the past few years and over 400 million are reading billions of blog pages each month.

Not only can it make you more visible online, integrating videos on your website will help customers understand a tricky subject. Your clients will appreciate being able to connect with you and find it easier to understand what you can offer them. People find it easier to follow visual imagery and video – so less text and more you!

You can create free blogs using WordPress or Medium. Writing your own blog gives you a platform to talk about your service, industry comment and increase audience engagement. If you link your blog to your website you will increase your search engine ranking. Because of your topical content and keywords, you will drive more organic traffic to your website.

In summary Embrace social media Discover new ways of advertising through Facebook and Twitter to engage with new audiences.

Connect with industry professionals and get your voice heard through LinkedIn.

Increase your search engine ranking with video and insightful content, placing you at the top of your clients search using YouTube and blogging.

Please remember that all marketing material should be fair, clear and not misleading to comply with the Financial Conduct Authority requirements and ensure you continue to treat customers fairly. If you want to know more, just visit www.fca.org.uk/firms

To keep up to date with the OneFamily activity like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter and connect with us on LinkedIn. OneFamily is a trading name of Family Assurance Friendly Society Limited, (incorporated under the Friendly Societies Act 1992, Reg. No. 939F). Registered in England & Wales at 16-17 West Street, Brighton, BN1 2RL, United Kingdom. Family Assurance Friendly Society Limited is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Prudential Regulation Authority. Family Assurance Friendly Society Limited’s Financial Services Register number is 110067. You can check this on the Financial Services Register at www.fca.org.uk/firms/systems-reporting/register or by contacting the FCA on 0800 111 6768.

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