Agreement to bring NAMB+ members improved SEO and positive online presence
NAMB+ Inc., the for-profit marketing and communications subsidiary of NAMB—The Association of Mortgage Professionals, has announced a new partnership with eEndorsements, an online reputation management system designed to help build trust and confidence, while engaging your client’s audience.
eEndorsements’ software pushes online reviews across social media sites to review sites, thus boosting search engine optimization (SEO). Using site widgets and e-mail-friendly links, positive reviews are pushed out to sites of the customer’s choosing. eEndorsements helps build client confidence, increase business and drive revenue. eEndorsements’ platform engages clients and encourages them to generate positive reviews, ratings, social media posts, Facebook Likes and Tweets to build online reputation and increase business.
“One’s online reputation is vital in today’s digital business world,” said NAMB+ President Nathan S. Pierce. “By joining forces with eEndorsements, we can bring our members peace of mind when it comes to protecting their online reputation and help them grow in the rapidly expanding world of social media.”
NAMB+ connects NAMB members with an array of Endorsed Providers aimed at helping mortgage professionals gain a competitive advantage in today’s marketplace. NAMB+ brings everything from compliance, credit reports, lead generation, phone services, social media and custom canvas prints to NAMB members as part of the program.
“With social media and smartphones providing so much access to content, client reviews play a significant role in a homebuyer's decision,” said Eric Kugle, chief executive officer of eEndorsements. “It is critical that brokers take a proactive approach to gathering client feedback and provide visibility to the client experience. This is a difficult process to manage with so many media channels on the Web. eEndorsements makes it easy, allowing you to control your content, and provides a range of exposure throughout popular social channels, as well as your own Web properties.”
