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The Road to Hedge Fund Transparency: Marketing Essentials and Potential Pitfalls

Marketing Craftmanship

Your website will generate investor interest by allowing visitors to draw their own conclusions about the firm and its potential to help them achieve their goals. Hold off on Twitter and other social media sites. It’s not a sales pitch or report card. Leverage your firm’s intellectual capital.

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Social media postings on LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook referencing the publicity; A permanent “As seen in (name of media source)” banner on the home page of the client’s website; Surgical removal of the client’s quote from the story, coupled with the publication’s logo, hung like a hunting trophy in the client website’s News section.

SME 100
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Should I Rekindle My Blog Love Affair…Or End It?

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You might be better suited for a relationship with a Twitter account. I can’t look at the company’s website anymore, because my Blog is always there, reminding me of our failed relationship. Does my Blog deserve a second chance? Or should I simply move on? Yours Truly, Blog Gone Wrong. The Marketing Guy.

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Hedge Fund Marketing: From Oxymoron to Best Practices

Marketing Craftmanship

Very few funds have Twitter accounts. Your website will generate investor interest by allowing visitors to draw their own conclusions about the firm and its potential to help them achieve their goals. Hold off on Twitter and other social media sites. It’s not a sales pitch or report card.

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Will Internet Transparency Devalue Craftsmanship?

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Google, Twitter and TurboTax notwithstanding, as a knowledge worker, I take some solace in having seen that information and tools are often no substitute for experience. Two months later, the CEO engaged me again, to help his marketing director make the plan actually work. Maybe that’s why you’ve already replaced him withTurboTax.

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Preserving Brand Equity in a Corporate Turnaround

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Brands help customers understand what a company knows, what it stands for, what it will deliver and why they should trust it. Anyone with Facebook, a Twitter account or a blog — including employees, customers, competitors, short sellers or dedicated troublemakers — can erode (or bolster) brand perceptions. Why Brand Equity Matters.