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Your Facebook strategy for your practice should be different from your Twitter and LinkedIn approaches, with a more personal touch.
“Facebook needs to be more personal,” says Matthew Halloran, adviser coach and author of The Social Media Handbook for Financial Advisors.
Samantha Allen is a former digital managing editor of Financial Planning, On Wall Street and Bank Investment Consultant.
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