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NAMB utilizing social media outlets to bolster membership drive

Sep 08, 2009

The National Association of Mortgage Brokers (NAMB) has announced the launch of a massive social networking campaign for the month of September geared toward increasing the association's membership ranks. The campaign will utilize NAMB's social networking sites and blogs to detail the activities of the association and exactly what they are and have done for the benefit of the mortgage broker community, both locally and nationally in Washington, D.C. NAMB is encouraging its membership to utilize social networking sites, including Twitter, Facebook, ActiveRain and LinkedIn to discuss why they are members of NAMB, and why non-members should join NAMB at this critical time in the mortgage broker industry. NAMB is asking that its members Tweet or submit status updates on the importance of NAMB membership and detail the reasons why they joined the association. Click here to view NAMB's "How to Join" page or click here to find out more about the benefits of NAMB membership.  For more information on NAMB, visit www.namb.org.
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