FMG Suite Releases Digital Platform To Help Professionals Drum Up Business

Katie Jensen

Jun 01, 2021

Financial Professionals Can Become Marketing Experts

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Through this platform, prospective buyers will be directed to landing pages that trigger an immediate response.
Software includes branded website components, including landing pages, unique page sections, pop-ups and forms to capture lead contact information.
Platform offers social sequences and display ads to increase online visibility.
Provided automated referral campaigns can empower customers to become brand ambassadors.

FMG Suite, a Saas Company specializing in market software for financial advisers and insurance agents, announced the integration of FMG Suite platform with new lead generation capabilities. Now it's simple for every financial professional to capture new business, regardless of marketing expertise.

Organic inbound marketing efforts require long-term time investments, but lead generation tools create new business leads quickly. By utilizing paid advertising tactics, prospective buyers are directed to landing pages that trigger an immediate response.

Software includes branded website components, including landing pages, unique page sections, pop-ups and forms to capture lead contact information. There are also social sequences and display ads to increase online visibility. Event marketing tools can create and promote in-person and virtual events. Also, automated referral campaigns can empower customers to become brand ambassadors.

Scott White, FMG Suite CEO, said, “This pandemic has shown us that the ability to identify and engage with prospects digitally is an essential component to all advisor's marketing strategies. Our lead generation solutions are designed to help advisors deepen relationships and drive results from their marketing efforts.”

FMG Suite is headquartered in San Diego, CA, with satellite offices across the United States. For more information, please visit FMGsuite.com.

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Jun 01, 2021

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