Bill Good

• 

  4 Tricks for Better Seminar Invites

  By Bill Good  |  February 12, 2013

  There are some fairly simple techniques for mastering this important advisor marketing skill.

• 

  New Retirement Pros; Clients’ Brains; Bill Good’s Cold Call Rewrite: November Research—Slideshow

  By Editorial Staff  |  October 25, 2012

  The November cover story of Research magazine, "The New Retirement Pro," focuses on how to thrive in the growing and highly competitive field of retirement income advice. And Bill Good’s column called "Cold Call Rewrite," he recasts cold call scripts advisors have used.

• 

  What Bogle Thinks of ETFs; Gross vs. ‘Cult’; Paycheck Stress: October Research—Slideshow

  By Editorial Staff  |  September 25, 2012

  The October issue of Research deals with formidable personalities and controversial issues. Cover story "How John Bogle Really Sees ETFs" covers the Vanguard founder's view of the exchange-traded fund field and its evolution. Feature article "Bill Gross vs. the Equity Cult" analyzes the bond maven's pessimism about equity returns. In feature...

• 

  Advice for the Next President; High Returns With Low Risk: September Research—Slideshow

  By Editorial Staff  |  August 23, 2012

  The September issue of Research puts a prime focus on the upcoming election. In "Where Will They Steer Us?" Nicole Gelinas of the Manhattan Institute looks at Wall Street reform. In "A Bold New Direction," Senior Editor Kenneth Silber sketches out a radical tax overhaul. Other highlights of the issue...

• 

  Carving Out an Indie Niche; Boosting Client Communication: June Research—Slideshow

  By Editorial Staff  |  May 25, 2012

  The cover story of Research magazine's June issue, "Exploring Independence," looks at how ex-wirehouse advisors are carving out distinctive niches to build successful advisory practices.

• 

  Finding Financial Crisis Culprits; Selling Advisors Like iPhones: May Research—Slideshow

  By Editorial Staff  |  April 27, 2012

  Research magazine's May cover story, "Finding the Culprits," focuses on derivatives expert Janet Tavakoli and her hard-hitting analysis of who and what caused the financial crisis.