e-finity Leads to launch 'Click-to-Call' lead generation for advisers
As the mobile search market expands,lead generation agency e-finity Leads is launching a cost effective way for financial advisers to benefit with the launch of its Click-to-Call service, at the Financial Services Expo.
Google has predicted that the number of searches from a mobile device will equal ‘desktop searches’ by December 2014 and with more and more consumers increasingly using their smartphones for every aspect of their life, lead buyers and financial advisers can no longer ignore mobile search as a source of client recruitment.
In response to the shift in consumer behaviour, lead generation agency e-finity Leads has built market-leading technology that will allow mortgage, secured loan and insurance brokers to harness the power of mobile search.
e-finity Click-to Call, unlike other types of voice lead generation, allows a consumer to speak directly to a financial adviser when it’s most important and convenient for them, rather than filling in details on a data capture form and waiting for a call back. Pressing a ‘call now’ sponsored link from a specific mobile search term will connect the consumer directly to a financial adviser through the e-finity leads platform.
Commenting on the launch, Matt Edwards, managing director of e-finity Leads said:
“We have invested time and money into this new service because we believe it is vital for the future of financial services lead generation. We know that people behave differently on mobiles, it’s easier to make a call than fill in a form and it’s time that we changed the way leads work to reflect that shift.”
“Devising your own mobile strategy and campaigns can be time consuming and costly. The new service will allow our clients to receive inbound contact, direct from a consumer who has actively made the decision to call and seek more information about a specific product.”
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