19th March 2014

The Panacea Adviser’s View

At Panacea we are always looking at ways to help advisers and continue to develop the site to make it the ‘go to’ place for any assistance, advice or guidance.

Consequently we are looking for a handful of friendly advisers to be our ‘Advisers on the ground’ to provide a view on how they work through issues using the Panacea site. 

We will ask this small panel to focus on an aspect of the site each month and ask for their feedback which will then be worked into case studies.  These will focus on best practices, top tips and practical advice from the adviser. 

For just a small amount of your time each month you will not only help the industry and shape the future of the Panacea site, but we will be promoting these case studies through the financial press so your own profile will be raised too, which can consequently help with your own marketing strategy.

Future topics will include:
 
Auto-enrolment
Social Media
Using DFMs
Better Business

If you are interested in joining our panel please contact our Marketing Director Sarah Paul, at sarahpaul@panaceaadviser.com by 26 March 2014.
 
 

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