finfluencers

A year ago, Casey Pascuzzi had a new YouTube channel with roughly 12 subscribers. Within four months, that number had grown to 732. By the

A lot of advisors wonder whether starting a podcast, video series, or interview show is worth the time. Will anyone listen? Will it lead to

Video can feel like a creative playground, until suddenly you’re five hours deep editing a five-minute video, tweaking every cut, every sound, and every tiny

If you think video ROI starts and ends with likes, comments and impressions, Tom Fields would tell you to think bigger.   In Episode 35

What happens when two niche experts stop overthinking content and start recording the conversations they’re already having?   In this episode of The Real #Finfluencers,

Most advisors don’t quit video because they run out of motivation. They quit because they’re chasing the wrong finish line, one defined by views, likes,

What do you learn after nearly a decade of showing up on camera as a financial advisor?   In Episode 32, Traci Richmond of The

When Art Dinkin, CFP®, owner of DV Financial, first dipped his toe into video, he wasn’t chasing instant ROI. He was trying to communicate more

Consistency pays off. Financial advisor Ryan Canfield knows it because it’s advice he’s always giving his clients. But he also knows that getting noticed takes

What if your marketing wasn’t about asking for referrals—but building a system that naturally creates them?   That’s exactly what Gerry Scott did. A veteran

You’d think after 300 videos, you’d learn a thing or two about what your audience wants to watch. And what Katherine and Christopher Tipper of