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Erin Moriarity: How I Generated More Than 100 Million YouTube Views

It is a practitioner account of using YouTube as a client acquisition channel, which may interest advisors weighing content marketing against other growth routes. The episode focuses on the creator's own experience building an audience and converting it into advisory prospects.

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Summary

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Erin Moriarity, a YouTube financial content creator, describes building a channel to more than 400,000 subscribers and over 100 million views, and how that audience produced a large inflow of prospects seeking a financial advisor. The episode is an interview with host Steve Sanduski, CFP.

  1. Moriarity is a YouTube financial content creator who built her channel past 400,000 subscribers and more than 100 million views.
  2. The audience generated a large inflow of prospects looking for a financial advisor.
  3. The episode is hosted by Steve Sanduski, CFP, on the Barron's Advisor podcast.

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