Your future customers are watching short-form video.

Short-form videos, which have recently been popularized by platforms like TikTok and Instagram, are brief videos (usually 15 - 60 seconds long) recorded vertically (i.e. using your phone) that capture attention and share value in a concise way.

They're popular because they're quick to watch, easy to share, and require a much lower time commitment from the creator than any other form of video.

It doesn't matter.

If you've ever had a conversation over FaceTime, you can make effective short-form videos.

Why?

Because they're basically the same action, except you respond to a prompt (your video topic) instead of a voice from the other end of the line.

What other form of marketing allows you to reach potentially millions of people without a single dollar of ad spend?

But it doesn't just provide reach, it also builds trust with potential clients.

Nate has a 90% close rate on new client meetings. Why? Because, through watching his short-form videos, prospects feel like they already know Nate before even speaking with him.

Over 150 million Americans use TikTok.

82% of US adults use YouTube.

Over 127 million US users are on Instagram every month.

Yes, your ideal client can be found on these social media platforms.

And yes, they can have a significant net worth. In July 2023, Nate closed on 4 new clients (all from the same video) that had a combined net worth of $6 million+.

In most cases... no.

Your compliance system is probably already built to handle posting on social media. If it's not, it's simple and affordable to implement. 

In our Complete Guide to Short-Form Video course, Nate breaks down how he passed both the FINRA and DORA examinations with flying colors, all while posting short-form videos. 

The complete guide is included for all subscribers to the Finfluencer Newsletter.

If you’re a financial advisor or planner looking to strengthen trust with your current client base, and want to build a brand strong enough to passively generate new client meetings with little-to-no marketing spend, the Finfluencer Newsletter is for you.

No.

Nick & Nate have a combined experience of over half a decade creating
short-form, finance-related videos that people actually want to watch, and will teach you the tricks of the trade starting from zero.

This education starts with an introductory video course you get access to immediately after signing up: it teaches you everything you need to know about getting started with short-form video, from ideation to posting, and gives exact examples of both Nick and Nate’s content creation process

The newsletter has 3 main value propositions:

1. It “onboards” you into the world of content creation with the comprehensive, 2-hour long video course "Complete Guide to Short-Form Video".
2. It saves you time by sending you 3 fresh video ideas and script outlines every week.
3. It unlocks insights & feedback from 2 of the most successful CFP®s on social media that you won’t find anywhere else.

This is something you truly can't get anywhere else.

If you're interested in building your business by leveraging short-form video, it's a no-brainer to sign up for The Finfluencer Newsletter.

Yes, professions from accountants to lawyers to real estate agents have been leveraging short-form video to grow their businesses for YEARS.

While there are some financial advisors (like Nate) who've really taken advantage of this opportunity, most are still sitting on the sidelines.

Would you rather start now, when there's barely any competition, or in a year or two when the industry as a whole inevitably recognizes the value they're leaving on the table by NOT creating short-form video?

Explore the other offerings N2 offers: DIY with Benefits, Done-with-You, and Done-for-You. Get everything from feedback to direct coaching to a service that completely outsources every aspect of content creation for you except speaking on camera.

Large-scale training for teams of advisors is also available, click the "send us the details" button directly above the FAQ section to learn more.