Smart Money People has joined The Mortgage Marketing Forum as a corporate sponsor.
The deals provides the firm with the ability to access the forum’s membership of industry marketers.
Smart Money People is a reviews and insights platform for financial services and offers the Mortgage Lender Benchmark – a six-monthly assessment of the service and propositions of mortgage lenders, covering banks, building societies, specialist lenders and lifetime lenders.
Each report includes in-depth data and insight from more than 500 brokers, providing feedback on more than 100 lenders.
The Mortgage Marketing Forum has marketer members from across the mortgage and specialist finance sector including high street lenders, specialist residential, buy to let and bridging lenders, mortgage clubs and networks and technology firms. The Forum hosts a full events programme and provides exclusive content and training for its members.
Jeff Knight (pictured), director at The Mortgage Marketing Forum, said: “We’re pleased to welcome Smart Money People as the latest corporate sponsor of the Mortgage Marketing Forum. Our corporate sponsors are an essential part of the forum, enabling us to deliver better content and events for our growing and engaged membership.
“Our community is open to marketers of all levels working in the mortgage industry, whether it’s for a lender, distributor, broker, tech company or other provider. We host regular events, provide access to exclusive articles and reports, and give members a confidential environment within which they can share ideas, thought leadership content, ask questions and share best practice. “
Jacqueline Dewey, CEO of Smart Money People, added: “Smart Money People is proud to support the Mortgage Marketing Forum as a corporate sponsor. In facilitating greater communication, education and training for marketers from across the market, the Mortgage Marketing Forum helps the entire industry to develop in the right direction and this aligns with our purpose for both Smart Money People and our Mortgage Lender Benchmark, which provides the insights lenders need to develop their propositions. We look forward to working with the Forum and its members in the future.”
