The Wealth Horizon
The Wealth Horizon
Podcast Description
The Wealth Horizon podcast explores the latest trends, innovative marketing strategies and business development practices that are shaping the future of the financial sector. The show provides actionable insights, expert interviews and real-world examples to help wealth industry professionals deepen relationships and effectively engage their target audiences.
The wealth management landscape is changing rapidly, and The Wealth Horizon will help listeners navigate the evolving market, explore future opportunities and prepare their firms for sustainable growth.
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The podcast focuses on trends in wealth management, innovative marketing strategies, and business development practices with episodes like Women, Wealth and Leadership featuring leaders in finance discussing their career trajectories, the role of women in decision-making, and the influence of technology on wealth management.
The Wealth Marketing Podcast (The Wealth Horizon Podcast) examines the trends, marketing practices and growth approaches shaping wealth management firms today. Hosted by Rosemary Denney, founder and CEO of Wealth Matters Consulting, the show features guest conversations and examples from the field that help financial advisors, RIAs and family offices strengthen client relationships and talk about their work without overcomplicating it.
As advisor marketing and online presence continue to influence how firms are seen, The Wealth Marketing Podcast offers support for wealth management professionals who want to improve visibility, communicate with purpose and keep their firms focused on the goals that guide their work.
If you’re an advisor or wealth management firm considering a public relations engagement, or already investing in one, do you actually know what you’re buying? Terms like embargo, byline article, and earned media get thrown around constantly, but most advisors have never had someone break them down in plain language with real strategic context. And that gap between knowing PR matters and understanding what’s behind it is where expectations get misaligned, and investments get wasted.
In this bonus episode of The Wealth Marketing Podcast, Rosemary Denney sits down with PR specialist Mary Victoria to cut through the jargon and walk through the core PR terms every wealth advisor should know. They go beyond definitions, explaining when each tactic makes sense, what the pitfalls are and how the pieces fit together to build the kind of third-party credibility that ultra-high-net-worth clients and prospects expect from their advisors.
What we cover:
- Press releases: when to distribute on the wire vs. a targeted email send, and when you need both
- Byline articles: what they are, why they’re harder to place than most advisors expect and what it takes to land one
- Why generic pitches fail and why evergreen planning content is a tougher sell than timely market commentary
- Thought leadership: what it actually means and why it’s the foundation of becoming the advisor clients turn to in volatile markets
- Embargoes: what they are, when they’re used (especially around M&A) and what’s at stake if one gets broken
- Exclusives: the strategic trade-offs of giving your story to one outlet
- Media training: why it matters, what untrained executives get wrong and why being quotable is a skill
- How to amplify a single media placement across your website, social media, email and centers of influence
Resources:
- Listen to the previous episode — Why PR Matters for Advisors Serving Ultra-High-Net-Worth Families: https://www.wealthmattersconsulting.com/blog/pr-for-wealth-advisors/
- Wealth Matters Consulting website: https://www.wealthmattersconsulting.com/
- Connect with Rosemary Denney: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosemarybdenney/
If you’re an advisor exploring PR for the first time or looking to get more from your current media strategy, we’d love to hear from you. Subscribe, leave a review and reach out anytime.
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