Eight Best Marketing Practices to Fund New Loans Faster

Loan marketing is a race: The lender that gets there first with the best offer has the best chance of winning the borrower. That’s why trigger marketing programs have grown so quickly in popularity.

Trigger marketing programs are the epitome of getting the right message to the right person at the right time. Once that in-the-market signal is detected, marketers must quickly trigger pre-determined campaigns that are automated and ready to go.

Join our expert panelists to learn which marketing practices will help you get to your customer quickly with your best offer – and win their origination or refinance business.

Company: Deluxe
Date & Time: June 15th, 1pm CT

1597688411961 — **Kathryn Turnoff**
Product Manager
Deluxe

Lily6-1 — **Lily Harder**
Senior Director, Marketing Strategy
Comperemedia

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