ThriveHive Named a NAMB+ Endorsed Provider

May 20, 2019

NAMB+ Inc., the for-profit marketing and communications subsidiary of the National Association of Mortgage Brokers (NAMB), has announced that ThriveHive, a leader in guided marketing solutions for local businesses, has been added as the association’s newest NAMB+ Endorsed Provider.

With more than 10,000 customers, small businesses rely on ThriveHive to get found and stand out online. ThriveHive delivers a unique approach with its marketing technology, by offering a blend of solutions, data and people. ThriveHive’s products and services will be offered to NAMB members, along with the ThriveHive Grader, a solution designed to guide local businesses in creating and maintaining their Google My Business (GMB profile).

“ThriveHive has seen a massive shift in the way that consumers and business owners are behaving online and engaging at a local level, and NAMB has curated a growing community and network for mortgage brokers to better reach potential customers,” said Sean Marrero, strategic partner manager, ThriveHive. “We are proud that our unique guided marketing approach can support and help NAMB members navigate that change and grow their businesses.”

NAMB+ connects NAMB members with an array of Endorsed Providers aimed at helping mortgage professionals gain an advantage in today’s marketplace, through promotions, discounts and special programs only available to NAMB members. NAMB+ brings everything from compliance firms, digital mortgage platforms, lead generation, insurance services, social media and more to NAMB members as part of the NAMB+ program.

“NAMB+ is pleased to add ThriveHive as its latest Endorsed Provider, providing our members with the guidance they need to navigate the complicated world of digital marketing,” said NAMB+ President Mike DeSantis. “With ThriveHive, we are able to save our customers time and money with their marketing, so they can focus on running their business.”

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