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Advanced Sharing

Connect more effectively with your audiences through frictionless



sharing of FT article links.

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What is Advanced Sharing?

Advanced Sharing enables frictionless sharing of FT article links, regardless of whether recipients have FT login credentials or not.

  • Share more FT content - FT Professional subscribers can purchase an uncapped number of articles to share based on your organisation's needs.
  • Share with more people - Advanced Sharing links can be distributed and opened by non-subscribers at scale (e.g. 50, 500, 5,000+ views per article).
  • Maintain and strengthen credibility - Leverage the FT's global reputation for accuracy and integrity when sharing articles.
  • Keep stakeholders informed - Sharing FT insights with your colleagues and external stakeholders can improve decision making and company culture.
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Build stronger

client relationships

Use a trusted source of market analysis to engage clients in meaningful discussions about potential opportunities or risks. Share FT commentary to create informal touchpoints for building stronger client relationships.

The FT is a catalyst to conversations, it can act as a spark.

Paul Lewis, Firmwide Managing Partner, Linklaters

Enhance your firm's

commercial awareness

Keep internal teams well-informed at all times by curating links to share in email briefings and on company messaging platforms and intranet pages. Minimise complaints about passwords by providing instant access to FT content.

The fact that there is a common point of reference among many colleagues, so you can always be sure you've seen similar information, is valuable. It allows you to efficiently advance the conversation.

Bill Papadakis, Macro Strategist, Banque Lombard Odier

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Advanced Sharing

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