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New research about mortgage brokers

Jul 04, 2006

Martopia releases Broker Marketing EngineMortgagePress.comUpload marketing materials, Martopia, RGC Communications Martopia has partnered with RGC Communications to offer its new Broker Marketing Engine program. The Broker Marketing Engine program enables authorized brokers to utilize a password-protected Web site and customize marketing materials with their choice of colors, photos, logos, contact information and text. Initial selections include brochures, sell sheets and direct mail pieces that address common topics of interest to the mortgage broker's target audiences. The broker can then order prints and even upload a mailing list and request mailing services right from the Web site. St. Charles, Ill.-based Martopia is a marketing and public relations firm specializing in the mortgage and financial services industries. For more information, call (866) 587-9944 or visit www.martopia.com. RGC Communications, a subsidiary of The Consolidated Press Organization, is a marketing technology and solutions provider based in Roselle, Ill. For more information, call (630) 307-8811 or visit www.rgccomm.com.
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