Movement Mortgage Caters to LOs With New Marketing Suite

Aug 07, 2018

Movement Mortgage has introduced its Movement Marketing Suite, a transformative offering of Loan Officer marketing technology, tools, strategies and consulting services for its retail Originators.

The Movement Marketing Suite transforms retail mortgage marketing by connecting retail Loan Officers to a comprehensive suite of technology tools and strategies backed by a team of personal brand and mortgage marketing consultants. Movement Loan Officers will be empowered to automate and streamline marketing tasks, while accessing resources and customized support from a team of content marketing, branding, social media, video and communications professionals.

“Loan Officers who expect to be successful in our industry are demanding marketing technology that provides air cover, while they deal with the hand-to-hand combat each day on the ground,” said Jake Fehling, Movement Mortgage Vice President of Marketing. “With technology and tools like these, matched with a coast-to-coast custom marketing team, Movement Marketing Suite will power our Loan Officers to grow–or transform–into the role of a trusted adviser, knowing their brand is supported from every angle.”

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