Next Intelligence partners with Box Socials to support brokers' social media presence
The platform supports brokers in creating consistent, branded and compliance-aware social media content.
Next Intelligence has announced a new partnership with Box Socials, a compliance-focused social media creation platform built specifically for mortgage and protection advisers.
The partnership will enable Next Intelligence brokers to create consistent, branded and compliance-aware social media content, helping them raise their profile online and generate new enquiries without the significant time commitment often associated with marketing.
Through the partnership, Next Intelligence members will benefit from:
• Access to thousands of ready-made social media posts,
• Professionally designed branded templates,
• Content created by CeMAP-qualified professionals with hands-on industry experience,
• The ability to create up to five weeks of social media content in around five minutes,
• Discounted annual subscriptions exclusively for Next Intelligence members.
Cat Armstrong, mortgage club director at Next Intelligence, said: “At Next Intelligence, we’re always looking for ways to support our members to grow their businesses. Box Socials solves a real challenge for many advisers – staying visible, brand consistent and, importantly, compliant on social media.
"I’m delighted to be working with Gemma and the team. Their passion for building a platform that truly works for brokers is refreshing and being able to bring our members a ready made, affordable solution is both exciting and a great example of how we continue to add meaningful value to our club members.”
Gemma Harvey, founder of Box Socials, added: “Directly authorised brokers are under increasing pressure to stand out online, especially with unregulated fin-influencers polluting social media algorithms, but many struggle to find the time to create content while also ensuring it meets regulatory expectations.
"Partnering with Next Intelligence enables advisers to drown out the noise of the finfluencers by providing consistent, ready-to-use social media content created specifically for the mortgage and protection industry.”
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