7. “The issue for the pros is that the
institution of [financial] analysis risks
becoming de-professionalized. In the same
way many jobs that took specialized skills
became commoditized by the use of new
tools or access to information, the era of
DIY financial analysis is dawning.”
Horace Dediu, former analyst, now blogger at Asymco, January 19th 2011
8. •Archive - All Communications
•Supervise - Training, Policy and Procedure
•Include Disclaimers - Recommended
•Avoid Recommendations - Even Likes!
-FINRA Guidelines 2009
3 in 5 online investors are active social media users
-2009 Forrester Research Study
26. - TO DO
• Complete your profile
• Ask two ?s answer one.
• 5 external invites
• 50 internal
• Join 5 Groups
• Connect with me :)
• Bonus: Recommendations
29. The Language
• @ - public mention or reply
• # - hashtag; to group messages
• RT - Retweet: giving credit (via)
• D - DM: Direct Message - PRIVATE
• LISTS - Monitor a specified group
43. - TO DO
• Google news/blog sites
• Setup a Google Reader
• Subscribe to 10 sites
• Use Technorati.com
• Check out Mashable.com
• kempedmonds.com RSS :)
• Bonus: Build a blog Create.
45. What is Success?
• Are you learning new things? Finding
new sources of information?
• Qualitative measures matter more in
terms of human connections, learning
and experience gained.
• Have you connected with someone
you admire and met in real life?
• Developing meaningful connections?
47. 3 Ways to Get Started
1. Setup your accounts: Connect with fellow
financial advisors. Stay away from financial
discussions online. Don’t make recommendations
2. Post generic information: news items,
interesting stories, information that matters to
your target audience.
3. Combine: social networks with your newsletter
and email campaigns. Include social links in your
email signature.
48.
49. Thank You
• The GuideBooks:
mashable.com/guidebook
• The Role of Social Media in Financial
Markets: j.mp/finmark
• This presentation is available now:
j.mp/kempcfa
Special Thanks to Ken Wu