Referrals one way.
Seminars another.
Direct mail, a third.
Cold calling whenever there’s time left.
Each one starts with real energy. Six months later, most are quietly dropped. Not because they didn’t work, but because there are only so many hours in a day.
That’s the part no one helps with.
Not what to do. What to do next.
Practices don’t stall on ideas. They stall in the week it was supposed to happen.
So we test a process in real offices until it works every time. Then a coach makes sure you run it.
$25M to $550M in AUM.
Same headcount.
Matt Hicken grew his own team over about 14 years running this system from your side of the desk, before he ever coached anyone through it.
Some of the best advisors we work with will tell you flat out that communicating was never their strength. So staying visible becomes the thing that never gets done. It shouldn’t take a blank page and an hour you don’t have.
This is the one part we don’t hold you to. We just do it for you.
We help you build the top-of-mind awareness that gets clients volunteering names on their own.
We give you the exact language and process for turning happy clients into introductions to people like them.
Our 6-step Partner Process shows you how to identify, qualify, and turn professionals into two-way referral sources.
We build you a stay-in-touch campaign that keeps you visible without ever asking for business.
We audit your seminar against six success factors and fix the ones holding it back, from the invitation through the follow-up.
We provide the content and the campaign system, so you or your assistant just work a short call list each week.
We give you the routes, scripts, and collateral to reach unreachable business owners.
We coach you through finding, valuing, and buying a book, and keeping the clients once it's yours.
Fifteen to thirty minutes. We get to know your practice — where you are, what you’ve tried, what’s stalled. No prep. No numbers. No pitch.
If it’s a fit, you go deeper with our Head of Growth. She maps what to fix first, based on your business. Not a template.
You start with one project. Someone checking that it happens.
Financial Advisor, New Jersey, USA
No. And this is the one we most want to put to rest.
You don’t have to get all of the best practices in place to enjoy the benefits of the best practices.
Advisors regularly open the first call by telling us they’re not sure we can even help them, or that they should probably get organized first so they don’t waste our time. Almost none of them were “ready.” It didn’t matter. No reports, no numbers, no pitch. Just an honest conversation about what’s working and what’s stalled.
That’s the exact thing we’re trying to solve, so no.
You already have more to work on than time to work on it. Handing you a longer list would be pointless. Your strategist picks the one thing that moves you fastest, and you start there. One project. Not twelve.
And your coach stays on it until that project is actually done — not until the plan is written.
We’ve worked with advisors at nearly every stage, from those building a first book to teams past $1B. There’s no hard AUM cutoff.
The advisors who get the most from this have one thing in common: they’re ready to run a proven system and stay with it, rather than hunting for one more tactic. Part of the first call is figuring out, honestly, whether that’s you. Sometimes the answer is no, and we’ll tell you.
Often, yes — though for a different reason than you’d expect.
If you’re planning to sell or transition your book, what it’s worth depends heavily on how organized it is and whether it’s still growing. A practice that runs on a system transfers better than one that lives in your head.
And if you’re not going anywhere yet, that’s fine too. Plenty of the advisors we work with have no intention of retiring. They just want the next few years to feel different from the last few.
What you’ve done the last five years is not going to get you where you want to go in the next five. You already know that: it’s why you’re on this page.
One call. Fifteen minutes. No cost.
Find out which pieces of the system you’re already running, which ones are missing, and what to do first.