
Jackson National Life
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Oct 16, 2026
255 Adam Knorr / Stop Posting Into the Void: How to Turn LinkedIn Into Real Clients
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4:05Adam KnorrGUEST
Took me four years of journalism school to realize journalists don't make any money.
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4:10Adam KnorrGUEST
So through some good old-fashioned nepotism, I got a job wholesaling for Jackson National.
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4:15Adam KnorrGUEST
Spent six years as a wholesaler between Jackson and AllianceBernstein.
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4:20Adam KnorrGUEST
In 2022, I realized I really wanted to get back into writing.
How LinkedIn Posts Resulted in $100 Million in AUM Pipeline with Adam Knorr
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0:56Hillary GaleHOST
Adam has a background that most people wouldn't expect from a LinkedIn expert.
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1:00Hillary GaleHOST
He started his career as a Series 7 holder working at Jackson National, and then as a wholesaler at AllianceBernstein before leaving the industry to move to Hawaii and reinvent himself as a copywriter and ghostwriter.
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1:12Hillary GaleHOST
Since 2022, Adam has helped financial professionals build their personal brands on LinkedIn, generating over 100 million views for his clients.
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1:21Hillary GaleHOST
And he co-founded the Advisor GPS to help as many advisors as possible grow their brands and build client relationships on the platform.
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8:17Adam KnorrGUEST
I used to ...
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8:17Adam KnorrGUEST
For, for background, I worked in the financial services industry for six years.
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8:21Adam KnorrGUEST
I was a wholesaler at Jackson National and at AllianceBernstein, and so I have the proof on my, on my profile.
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8:28Adam KnorrGUEST
For years when I was at AB, great firm, love the people there, nothing bad to say about them, but they would have me push out the firm generate hearsay posts, and advisors listening know exactly what that looks like.
IRMAA Explained: The Hidden Medicare Surcharge That Costs Retirees Thousands | Ideas by Mike™ EP60
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3:57Mark AnneseGUEST
And we decided to start going out and knocking on doors.
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4:00Mark AnneseGUEST
And we knocked on doors like T. Rowe Price, Jackson National, all those larger companies.
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4:06Mark AnneseGUEST
The problem we had, it was like trying to sell a fax machine in 1978.
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4:12Mark AnneseGUEST
No one cared and no one knew what it was.
Write Better, Grow Faster: The Advisor’s Guide to LinkedIn Reach
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3:48Adam KnorrGUEST
I decided I did not wanna do that with my life at 22 years old.
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3:51Adam KnorrGUEST
So my older brother worked as a wholesaler at Jackson National on the annuity and life insurance side at that time.
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3:57Conner YoungHOST
Mm.
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3:57Adam KnorrGUEST
Good old-fashioned nepotism.
169: Encore: $200B Asset Management CIO Bill Harding on the Importance of Qualitative Due Diligence | Why Culture is a Source of Alpha | “Ask an Allocator” Session
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8:03Stacy HavenerHOST
So you're at Morningstar for 13 years
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8:05Bill HardingGUEST
and? I'm at Morningstar for 13 years and I was contacted by a recruiter regarding a role at Jackson National, and at that time, I didn't really know much about Jackson National at all.
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8:20Bill HardingGUEST
I didn't know much about the variable annuity industry in which Jackson operates, but the role itself was intriguing to me.
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8:27Bill HardingGUEST
It was leading an investment team that was responsible for doing manager research, so I decided to look into it.
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11:23Stacy HavenerHOST
That's a great, and I'm sure it's on your materials.
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11:27Stacy HavenerHOST
It's awesome.
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11:28Stacy HavenerHOST
And I think what's interesting, so again, if I put myself in the shoes of the listener, they're like, how are Stacey and Bill friends though? Because wouldn't Jackson National be investing in all the bigs? And wouldn't that be the easiest thing for Jackson to do is just get the pages and look at the biggest fun shops and say, great, we'll just have BlackRock and Vanguard and all these things.
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11:52Stacy HavenerHOST
So I'm going to let you speak to that.