Published on 03/10/2008

Welcome to the December 2007 issue of our newsletter.

This issue includes updates on JAB Web Solutions services, showcases recent client work, our Monthly "Quick Tip" and a new article on making your advisor website stand out. We're also introducing a new section of our newsletter called "Industry Insiders on the Hot Seat".

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Welcome to the December 2007 issue of our newsletter.

This issue includes updates on JAB Web Solutions services, showcases recent client work, our Monthly "Quick Tip" and a new article on making your advisor website stand out. We're also introducing a new section of our newsletter called "Industry Insiders on the Hot Seat".

JAB Web Service Enhancements:

This month, we released a user interface upgrade to our Content Management System. Feel free to view the demo at www.jabcms.com id: user password: demo

Client Showcase:

As always, we've posted a sampling of the projects that we have in development this month in our Client Spotlight Section.

This Month's Quick Tip: You Own Your Domain Name, Right?

Did you know that you may not actually be the registered owner of your domain name? You may be the owner of Smith Wealth Management, and your website address may be smithwealthmanagement.com, but the registered owner of the domain may be your web designer, your hosting company or the domain name registrar themselves. Please take this simple, but important step to ensure you own your domain name.

Go to NetworkSolutions.com and click their "Who Is" link at the bottom of the page.

Punch in your domain name and check the registration information. Your company should be listed as the Registrant. Whoever is listed as the registrant has ownership of the domain name. Most Domain Name Registrars and Web Hosting companies will list their customers as the registrant, but in many cases, they may be listing themselves as the registrant, leaving you at their mercy if you were to ever try to move to a new host or another registrar.

Our Latest Article: Making Your Website Stand Out

With so many competitive wealth management firm sites available to prospects, how can one website stand out among all the others?

Read the full article at www.jabwebnews.com

Industry insiders in The Hot Seat: With Craig Dinan From ContentFast

Q: What's the biggest misconception about RIA compliance rules?

A: I think many firms believe that SEC and FINRA are the only government agencies issuing email retention policies. In fact, over one year ago the courts have issued the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure guidelines regarding email retention. Not complying with the FRCP rules could get RIAs into as much trouble as not complying with SEC 17a-4.

Q: Are there any big changes in compliance rules that RIAs should know about going into 2008?

A: I think it is always good for investment professionals to check out sites like http://www.finra.org/RulesRegulation/index.htm and http://www.sec.gov/rules/proposed.shtml to see what is coming up.

Q: Is there something that every RIA can easily do today, for free, on there own, to improve their compliance situation?

A: RIAs can formalize policies so when they get audited they can show a clear set of procedures that they follow to comply with regulations.

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