| Actiance Announces Socialite Engage to Help Financial Advisors Strengthen Client Relationships and Drive New Business Through Social Media |
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| Tuesday, January 31, 2012 16:25 | ||
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Actiance, a social media compliance company today announced release of its Socialite Engage app for financial advisors. Hype psrings from the page of its press release. If you're a private wealth advisor, please join Advisors4Advisors (A4A) to get its full benefits. Register now, and we will donate $20 of our $60 membership fee to Bubbles The Clown’s financial literacy program, and you can post an icon on your website saying you support Bubbles' 501(c)3 charitable organization. Plus, get other membership benefits, including:
A marketing executive from Raymond James is quoted in the Actiance press release saying 1,200 advisors were using social media within three weeks. We have no idea which division of Raymond James is using the Actiance system. For that matter, the release does not actually say RJ's 1,200 advisors are using Actiance's system.
In an example of how social media is being hyped to advisors, the press release says Actiance Socialite Engage will "ensure authenticity of voice" by providing advisors content. Details about how Actiance ensures the authenticity of your voice are scant, however, other than to say Actiance is providing canned content with its Socialite Engage compiance and metrics system for broker-dealers.
The list of features is impressive, however:
Other features and functionality of Socialite Engage include:
Actiance is one of a group of social media compliance vendors being adopted by independent BDs in recent months. Others include Socialware, Heresay, and Erado.
They are all interested in scaling their systems for BDs. RIAs and IA reps are an afterthought because their systems are made to suit the needs of enterprises with hundreds or thousands of advisors.
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Andrew Gluck is a veteran financial reporter and the founder and CEO of Advisor Products Inc., a marketing company serving 1,800 financial advisory firms.







