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    I Want to Build My Authority Writing

    What Do I Write About? Writing is an effective way to convey expertise and also a marketing devise. In this article, Rod Burkert shares who he writes for and answers the big unanswered question: how he decides what to write about. I talk about how much I write, who I write for, and when I get it all done. But apparently, I left this big question unanswered: How do I decide what to write about? Deciding What to Write About If you’re thinking of starting a regular BVFLS newsletter or blog, probably the biggest hurdle you’re imagining is: What do…

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    Original Content is Critical to Growing a Practice

    How does a business valuation appraiser become top of mind? For an expert to be top of mind in the mind of their target audience, this audience wants to see examples of the writer’s passion, personality, and perspective—the last item meaning, “show me how you would approach and solve this problem.” To do this, the writer needs original content. Content that is educational, a bit entertaining, and likely to provoke some thought or emotion. Content that will keep your audience engaged and growing. This article discusses the successful strategies used by the author of the article. Last month I hit…

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    10 Social Networking Tactics I Would Use to Build My BVFLS Practice

    If I Were Starting Today Business valuation and financial litigation services (BVFLS) practitioners—since the COVID-19 disruption—have embraced the use of social media. Yet, some BVFLS practitioners remain on the sidelines. In this article, Rod Burkert shares 10 social networking tactics he would use today to build his BVFLS practice. One thing I have seen since COVID-19 began is the uptick in social media usage by business valuation and financial litigation services (BVFLS) professionals … first, by those who were already using social media and who were amping up their efforts, and second, by those who were not previously using social…