Every interaction with a client is an opportunity to strengthen your bond and relationship with them. But in order to engage in effective communication, advisors must first learn the art of connecting through and using a variety of different “communication love languages.”

In this episode, Libby shares with you the nuances of how to execute an effective communications audit within your financial planning business. This exercise breaks down all the different ways you are communicating to make sure you are effectively speaking in a variety of mediums.

Speaking different communication languages to hit clients in slightly different ways and formats is critical to ensure your clients do not miss any valuable information. Some communication styles Libby addresses include:

Email
Video
Text
Face-to-face
Phone
Snail mail
Social media

Learn how to make every touch point matter by tuning into today’s episode. After all, clients are the lifeblood to your business, so take the time to build a process to communicate effectively.

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Never Lose a Customer Again by Joey Coleman

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