6 Keys for Creating Posts that Drive Engagement
Content that engages your audience isn’t about winning a popularity contest. It’s about enticing or activating motivation, making it more likely that the reader will convert into a borrower. Engaging …
How To Create Buyer Personas For Your Mortgage Business
Want to make your marketing more powerful and targeted to your ideal borrower? The key lies in creating buyer personas. A mortgage buyer persona is a semi-fictional representation of your …
10 Online Courses to Help You Grow Your Mortgage Business
We’ve compiled a list of the topmost relevant, and useful online courses mortgage professionals need to thrive and grow their mortgage business to the next level. From digital marketing to …
5 Easy Ways To Drive Digital Mortgage Traffic To Your Website
Setting up a website isn’t too complicated –especially if you use a templated mortgage website. But what seems to stump many mortgage pros and brokerages alike is how to drive …
Do Consumers Actually Shop on Social Media Platforms?
Social media networks have been evolving from the start, and one of the more recent additions has been expanding in-platform shopping tools. But after all the hype, you may be …
What Consumers Want to See on a Mortgage Website
Mortgage websites are unlike traditional business websites. As a highly regulated industry, lenders have a slew of compliance requirements in addition to state and federal regulations like the CCPA in …
Managing Digital Presence for Your Mortgage Brokerage
At any given moment, consumers are looking for a new place to call home or for ways to save on their mortgage payments. And according to the latest stats by …
Mortgage Marketing Through the Coronavirus Crisis (and On a Budget)
These past weeks have demanded incredible changes to your life and business, and we can see these shifts reflected in messages on ads and social media every day. However, despite …
6 Fresh Ideas For Revamping Your Mortgage Marketing
Is your digital marketing stagnant? Maybe you’ve been shooting aimlessly, hoping that something will stick. If you’re a loan officer and either one of these sounds like you, then this …
