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Vanguard says the right advisor adds ~3% in net returns and the biggest driver is behavioral coaching. Trust.
So the thing that makes advice valuable is the same thing that converts a client.
You don't have a lead gen problem. You have a conversion problem.
A TD survey this spring handed every advisor their positioning for the next 5 years:
78% of Americans use AI every day.
Only 18% trust it to make a financial decision on its own.
That gap is your growth opportunity.
The firms that win the next 5 years won't be the most automated.
They'll be the ones that used automation to protect the human moment instead of erasing it.
Speed is table stakes now. Human accountability is still the product.
I believe AI belongs in the matching layer.
The hardest problem isn't executing a trade.
It's helping someone find the human advisor who fits:
• Their personality
• Communication style
• Decision-making style
• Life goals
That's a behavioral science problem.
The best advisors won't compete against AI.
They'll compete with AI.
AI handles execution.
Humans handle coaching.
Behavioral science connects the two.
That's how both consumers and advisors win.
One of my clients just got married while skydiving!
In a world focused on AI it's great to see things like this happening in real life. Jumping out of planes and getting married, two things AI could never do!
If you are using tools and creating content that is genuine, original, and credentialed while answering questions people are looking to answer, then you will benefit greatly from the Google updates in May of this year.
How are you positioned?