Writing is essential to your success, but you don’t want to outsource your articles, blog, investment commentary, or correspondence. You need the training offered by Susan Weiner, CFA, so your writing will

• Deepen your connection with current and potential clients
• Cement your reputation as a leader in your field
• Achieve the results you desire

Choose from Susan’s three classes for financial professionals. Each can be customized, incorporating writing samples from your organization.

Blog Writing
Email Writing
Investment Commentary

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What people say about Susan’s teaching

“I took Susan Weiner’s ‘How To Write Blog Posts That People Will Read’ class (teleclass format) last month, and I am so glad that I did. I write for my own blog as well as two other blogs as a contributing blogger and since I am not a professional writer, it is a challenge… I am finding that blogging is easier (and more fun!) since I took the class. Highly recommend.”

—Cathy Curtis, CFP® Curtis Financial Planning

“Susan’s coaching is a classic case of ‘under-promise, over-deliver.’ I highly recommend her as a writing coach or teacher. Her coaching has improved the quality of writing in my blog posts. My writing skills were very rusty when we started. Susan’s practical, insightful suggestions–along with her Blog Post Preparation Worksheet–have been an incredibly valuable resource. In addition to being a great communicator, she is sensitive to the fact that people’s feelings may be hurt when their writing is critiqued. Susan’s knowledge about investment issues helps me to fill in the gaps when I get too technical in my writing. She prevents me from talking over people’s heads. As a result, I’m reaching more people.”

—Michael Stillman, AIF®

“Your presentation and consulting have helped fine tune our writing skills and bring a more professional style to our monthly newsletters. Even more of our clients have noticed and commented on this. The tips and guidelines you have given us have been especially helpful in explaining complicated concepts or thoughts.”

—Susan Mooney, Breckinridge Capital Advisors