Writing Content
Short, plain-language content wins. Aim for clarity and a clear next step.
Quick Rules
- Avoid jargon; write like you talk to clients.
- Lead with the benefit (“How we help protect your family”).
- Keep paragraphs short; use bullets and headings.
- Every page needs a clear action (“Schedule a consultation”).
Headlines That Work
- “Planning for a comfortable retirement”
- “How we help protect your family’s future”
- “5 questions to ask before choosing an advisor”
Skip generic lines like “Welcome to our website.”
Calls to Action
- Examples: “Schedule a Consultation”, “Contact Us”, “Download the Guide”.
- Use action words; one main CTA per page is enough.
Blog Tips
- Topics: answer client questions, explain concepts, local/firm updates.
- Structure: headline → intro (the problem) → sections with subheads → short wrap-up + CTA.
- 400–800 words is plenty. Add a featured image if you have one.
Team Bios
- Write in third person; mention credentials; add one human detail.
- 2–3 short paragraphs. Keep titles clear.
Quick Check Before Publish
- Read once out loud.
- Fix typos and names.
- Click your links.
- Add or confirm the CTA.
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