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Survey: Firms commit to marketing but aren't tracking the results

By Dan Shaw · Financial Planning ·

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In two reports, the PR firm Gregory finds prominent wealth managers sometimes never show up in AI search results and that few firms are doing enough to track whether all the money they spend on marketing is having the desired effect.

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