Paradigm launch client-facing newsletters for member firms

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Paradigm has launched client-facing newsletters to help advisers’ customer engagement.

Designed exclusively for Paradigm member firms, the paid-for service will provide them with quarterly newsletters to issue to clients, keeping them informed of the latest news within the mortgage and housing markets, plus other non-finance related content to aid customer interaction.

CONSUMER DUTY
Christine Newell, mortgages technical director at Paradigm
Christine Newell, Paradigm

Christine Newell, mortgages technical director at Paradigm, said: “Firms are well aware of their ongoing customer contact and communication responsibilities, particularly as a result of Consumer Duty and therefore we wanted to provide them with a service that meets these needs, and can ensure ongoing engagement to deliver repeat business.

“These quarterly newsletters will be designed to deliver just that, ensuring the firm is always front of mind for both existing clients looking for new products and services, and to show the expertise of the firm for potential new clients.”

TWO OPTIONS

Available to Paradigm members each January, April, July and October, firms can choose from two specific options.

‘Premium’ is a high-end newsletter in pdf, branded with the firm’s logo, company name and details. It will include a short introduction to be supplied by the firm, alongside a headshot, plus all the content.

And ‘Simple’  is a non-branded newsletter available in word allowing the firm to integrate it into their own e-mail, or a plain non-editable pdf.

Firms can distribute their quarterly newsletters to their existing, and potential, client database, ensuring they stay in communication, outlining specific areas, services and products that may be of interest, and ensuring the firm is kept front of mind for customers.

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