Ep 003: How to Become a More Referable Advisor with Julie Littlechild
Julie Littlechild is a speaker, writer, and researcher focused on understanding and improving financial advisors' engagement with their teams and their clients. She is now the founder of Absolute Engagement, a firm that provides ongoing research into personal, client, and team engagement to support a dynamic business. One of her primary subjects of research, which is especially relevant helping financial advisors get more and better quality referrals from clients that will help grow your practice.
Julie talks about how she got drawn into the world of financial advisors in the first place and how she knew coaching wasn't the right fit for her. We then discuss why satisfied clients often don't translate into quality referrals, and the steps you can take to increase the number of referrals you do get. Julie also shares the experience of selling her coaching business
Get the full show notes and transcript for this episode at: https://www.kitces.com/3
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Julie Littlechild is a speaker, writer, and researcher focused on understanding and improving financial advisors' engagement with their teams and their clients. She is now the founder of Absolute Engagement, a firm that provides ongoing research into personal, client, and team engagement to support a dynamic business. One of her primary subjects of research, which is especially relevant helping financial advisors get more and better quality referrals from clients that will help grow your practice.
Julie talks about how she got drawn into the world of financial advisors in the first place and how she knew coaching wasn't the right fit for her. We then discuss why satisfied clients often don't translate into quality referrals, and the steps you can take to increase the number of referrals you do get. Julie also shares the experience of selling her coaching business
Get the full show notes and transcript for this episode at: https://www.kitces.com/3
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