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![]() I'm almost ready to start advertising offline to generate leads and I need an inexpensive service to gather these leads for a local mortgage broker. Does anyone know where I can find one? Thanks in advance.
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![]() > I'm almost ready to start advertising
> offline to generate leads This means your coverage will be limited. No need for an 800 number. and I need an > inexpensive service to gather these leads > for a local mortgage broker. Why do YOU need to gather leads for someone else? Is it your job? Do you get a percentage of the close? Do you get $X per lead? Why aren't they doing this themselves? Does anyone > know where I can find one? Why do you want an 800 number? What is so wrong with letting those who are making the inquiry, pay for the call themselves? What information is being collected from those who call? Who is collecting it? Answering these questions first will enable us to help you better. 800 numbers are not the be all and end all of lead generation. Michael Ross Thinking Allowed Here |
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![]() Sam,
I use www.AutomatedMarketingSolutions.com for my toll free lead generation service. My advice is to get the 100 box version (doesn't cost much more) so you have flexibility. And don't get an "800" number. Get an "877" or something like that. Usually "800" numbers have been bought from companies that used them as order lines or customer service lines and are usually still listed somewhere so you'll be getting (and paying) for those calls. If you've purchased a very active "800" you're going to get whacked with a healthy phone bill and a bunch of unwanted calls, plus, if you're paying for transcriptions, they'll be transcribing messages that have nothing to do with your business. I have a relationship with AMS so if you tell them my name, David Frey, they'll waive your setup fee, which is about $80 I think. Good luck. David Frey Author, The Small Business Marketing Bible www.TheMarketingBible.com |
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![]() I'm using TTi, however, there are others who are part of the same family of services. Think that the main site is www.ld.net
I'm an affiliate for them, but as is necessary on these lists, I didn't use that link. |
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