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Barron’s is please to announce Barron’s Advantage,
​a suite of products to help advisors grow their practices. 

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Engage

Co-branded newsletter and subscriptions. Bring world-class journalism to your clients. Our co-branded newsletter aligns your practice with a global media brand, and delivers sophisticated content daily, weekly or monthly. For more advanced clients, we also offer full access to Barrons.com through a co-branded browser window. 

Co-brand

Acquire

The Barron's Guide to Wealth. Reach wealthy readers in Barron's, WSJ and raise your online footprint with our special advertising opportunity open only to ranked advisors. The Guide to Wealth is a quarterly how-to for wealthy investors looking for top tier wealth management.
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Advertise

Promote

Barron's Ranking Icons. Celebrate the incredible accomplishment of being ranked among the top 1% of wealth managers with the "Barron's ranking" logo. To ensure the vibrancy of the Barron's rankings, we're making it considerably easier and effective to promote the rankings. 
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Humble Brag

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Pricing

Obviously price is one of the biggest factors in your decision-making process. in past we've taken a one size fits all approach, but this year, we'd like to offer solutions that consider the range of practices we rank and the specific demands of their clientele. 

​In short, we can work with budgets as small as $3,000 and have put a $25,000 cap on the amount any individual advisor pays to avoid any editorial or ethical conflicts of interest.

Integrity is our brand.

​A lot has changed since Barron's first ranked advisors in 2004, but one thing that remains constant is our commitment to integrity. Participation in any product or servce from Barron‘s is 100% at the advisor's discretion and has no bearing on the outcome of any ranking. 

We take enormous pride in the editorial independence of our rankings. And while the highly quantitative approach we take to measuring advisors' isn't the only way the way to measure practices, it still remains the most objective, transparent and refinable.