We’re just about to release a very significant module that’ll provide brokers with the additional tools that they *need* to grow. When onboarding a new client to your business, these brokers are often lacking the digital support and tools they need for turnkey campaign creation, social media, partner management, and fully self-managed leadgen. We’ve always had the option to add
Note to clients. Over the next couple of days you can expect a large number of changes to take shape in Yabber. This started yesterday with the first of a number of updates to the ‘Settings’ module, with the pictured examples (taken on my phone) showing some of the early differences. There’s a large amount of consolidation, but we’re also
These are screenshots of the creative used for active and ‘unique’ finance adverts (each ad belongs to a different business). We don’t know where or why the trend started, but we’d like to see the uninspired and ridiculously low-performing excuse for creative come to an end. We wasted a budget to see how the creative performed when compared against something
Taken last week, this screenshot shows some of the early revisions to the ‘SendPress’ module… although it’s already changed significantly. Supplementing the existing feature that sends new website articles to social media, we’re updating the module to include a ‘Revive’ panel that’ll periodically post older articles to selected social accounts (at various intervals), and we’re creating a new method of
Note to clients. We’re updating the entire module that sends new website posts to social media, and we’re adding a new facility to routinely post older articles to social (the image shows just Facebook and LinkedIn, but we’ll add other social networks – such as Twitter, Google My Business, and Instagram – later today). If you have any ideas, or
The London Chartered Bank of Australia (from 1893, the London Bank of Australia) was an English-run Australian bank which operated from 1852 to 1921. The bank was formed in October 1852, with the issuing of a prospectus and granting of a Royal Charter for a new London-based joint stock bank to operate in the colonies of New South Wales and
I’ve had a few friends mention that I’ve posted a lot to LinkedIn lately. Truth is, I’ve posted to Instagram – not Linkedin. Our proprietary digital platform provides three primary methods to post to social media. You may post via Yabber, a dedicated Outlook ‘Social Media’ calendar (the only example of such that you’ll find anywhere), or via our Instagram-based
Shads of the Day, 12th June 2023 – both serial offenders: Mortgage Magnet and My Local Broker. Their lacklustre and deliberately deceptive subscription funnels are so similar we’ve simply grouped them together. The former group is probably one of the lowest performing leadgen charlatans in the country (and seriously, probably the entire Oceanic region), while the latter group (MLB) are
Note to clients. Tomorrow morning we’ll be pushing the Lender Document Page updates to our plugins. The dedicated library page supplements the Lender Archives and other data in that it provides access to all documents made available via your accredited lenders. You may return a full page (we’ll add this page to your website over the next few days) or
Note to clients. This is a minor update, but worthy of mention. Your website’s “About Us” text may be created in one of two ways: a custom page, or Yabber text. The latter method takes two blocks of text, with the latter block split into two columns. We’ve made two changes to the Yabber option: 1. We now use a
I had an interesting interaction today. A broker called around 2.30pm for some general advice. Without having any idea that we provided a website framework (she thought we were industy mentors/coaches), less than three-hours later she had a new website powerhouse up and running (probably the last thing she expected when she picked up the phone). She’s going through her
Our digital systems provide a large number of tools for sharing content to social media, including a unique solution that enables publishing to social from a dedicated Outlook Calendar (there are still those that suggest you plan on Outlook and then double-handle data by actually scheduling your data via another tool like some sort of caveman). If you’re using our