Brilliant Solutions has partnered with Box Socials to give its members discounted access to the specialist social media platform for mortgage, protection and financial advisers.
The partnership will provide exclusive pricing on Box Socials’ annual subscription plans, helping advisers create, manage and schedule social media content more efficiently while reducing the time spent on marketing.
Developed by former mortgage broker and business development manager Gemma Harvey, Box Socials has been built specifically for UK regulated advisers, offering a library of compliant content, branded design templates and marketing tools to support firms in maintaining a consistent online presence.
Members choosing the Box 360 Plan will also benefit from social media scheduling, analytics, competitor tracking, a unified social inbox, AI-powered content personalisation, Canva and Adobe Express integrations, RSS blog sharing and additional content management tools.
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Gemma Harvey (main picture), founder of Box Socials, said: “We’re delighted to be partnering with Brilliant Solutions and supporting their members with a practical solution that makes social media quicker, easier and less of a burden for brokers.
“Social media continues to play an increasingly important role in how consumers find and engage with advisers, but many firms simply don’t have the time to create regular content. This partnership will help Brilliant Solutions members build a stronger online presence while allowing them to focus on advising clients.”
Matthew Arena, group managing director at Brilliant Group, added: “Our focus has always been on providing our members with practical solutions that help them grow their businesses and operate more efficiently.
“Social media has become an important part of building trust and attracting new clients, but many advisers struggle to find the time to do it consistently.
“Partnering with Box Socials gives our members access to a platform that makes professional, social media marketing far more achievable, allowing them to spend more time doing what they do best – advising their clients.”
