Suzanne Muusers, Author at The Prosperous Advisor Coaching Blog

Boost your Financial Brand by Branding Your Process, Program, or Investment Technique

Written by Suzanne Muusers on September 28, 2018

Happy weekend! I hope you’ve got some fun things planned so that you can enjoy the success you’ve been building in your practice. I’m doing a quick blog post today about branding. Why do most financial advisors look the same? Same websites, same presentations, same business model, same ordinary brand. […]

Financial Advisors and the Seemingly Impossible Work-Life Balance

Written by Suzanne Muusers on August 30, 2018

Can you have it all? A successful financial planning practice and balance in your work and home life? How good are you at balancing the demands of your business? Are you running from meeting to meeting, lacking time to pick up your kids from school or ferry them off […]

Get Results from your Talk – Financial Advisor Seminar Evaluation Form

Written by Suzanne Muusers on July 27, 2018

When you’re giving a talk, workshop, or seminar, you want to get results. Am I correct? I mean, you want to deliver value, make people happy, and educate, but you want results as well. You’re not giving a talk just out of the kindness of your heart. So what is […]

How Financial Advisors Can Be Better Public Speakers

Written by Suzanne Muusers on June 22, 2018

In my work as a Business Coach for Financial Advisors I often help clients develop Prospecting Strategies that include public speaking. Of course it helps that I am also a professional paid speaker presenting topics such as leadership, prospecting, and branding. There’s nothing like experience and success when guiding my […]

How Financial Advisors Can Move Up the Earning Pyramid When They Hire an Assistant

Written by Suzanne Muusers on May 23, 2018

Are you doing it all? Feeling overworked? Not enough time to think about where you’re taking your financial advisory business? Don’t have a five-year vision? At a certain point in your solo career you will reach maximum capacity. When that happens and you do nothing about it, important issues may […]

5 Marketing Challenges for Introverted Financial Advisors

Written by Suzanne Muusers on April 25, 2018

Are you an introverted financial advisor? Are you a bit shy when it comes to speaking about or marketing your financial advisor practice? That’s OK. Most advisors are terrible with marketing their business. It’s simply because in the past advisors set up shop and waited for clients to walk in […]

Intentional Self Care for Financial Advisors

Written by Suzanne Muusers on March 29, 2018

Self-care is a topic that many financial advisors are not familiar with and an area they may not address in their personal goals or self-growth. It is akin to work-life balance yet it goes much further in its application and implementation. Today self-care is my focus because I’ve embarked upon […]

How Financial Advisors Can Get Clients to Bring Friends to Client Appreciation Events

Written by Suzanne Muusers on February 16, 2018

Are Client Appreciation Events one of your business growth strategies? If so, are you encouraging clients to bring friends so that you can widen your circle of influence? I often find that Financial Advisors who hold events frequently lack the strategies and tactics to encourage the “bring a friend” strategy. […]

Financial Advisor Phone Script to Meet With Centers of Influence for Coffee

Written by Suzanne Muusers on January 15, 2018

I’ve noticed over the years that Financial Advisors rarely cultivate relationships with Centers of Influence (COI). Often it’s because they don’t think about business development or they may not be concerned about growing their business or prospecting for new clients. Other times it could be that they just don’t consider […]

Why a Warm Marketing Plan Works Better For Financial Advisors Than Cold Calling

Written by Suzanne Muusers on October 4, 2017

For financial advisors, warm is better than cold! Why? Because cold calling can be exhausting. Facing rejection time and time again is hard on the ego. Too many “no’s” can turn a positive advisor into at demoralized advisor and cause “zombie face,” a condition where you stare at your computer […]