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How to Unlock Your Financial Brand’s Greatest Marketing Asset

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April 28, 2022
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By James Robert Lay, CEO, Digital Growth Institute

Since the early days of digital marketing, financial brands have relied on three primary channels to drive traffic to their website to generate and nurture leads for prospective loans and deposits:

  1. Ads (Display and remarketing)
  2. Social (Organic and paid)
  3. Search (Organic and paid)

However, the greatest threat to maximizing a financial brand’s future digital growth potential is the disruption two out of three of these digital channels is undergoing right now.

The Demise of Digital Ads

In 2017, I predicted the demise of digital ads going forward into the future because of data and privacy concerns. At the time, many people thought I was crazy because up to that point, digital ads were a primary strategy —the lifeblood— for future digital growth.

It was a big risk and gamble to take such a stance on the subject at the time but I was willing to plant a flag in the ground and bet on data privacy in a decentralized digital future.

Then, in September 2017, Apple’s native browser, Safari, introduced Intelligent Tracking Protection (ITP) and cookie time limits. Two years later, in September 2019, Firefox introduced  Enhanced Tracking Protection (ETP) that blocks third-party cookies. And finally, in January 2020, Google made a big announcement they were phasing out third-party cookies over the next 2 years. However, that timeline was pushed back a bit with the new third-party cookie phase-out predicted to be completed by 2023.

Without getting too technical, third-party cookies are used by advertisers to collect data and information on consumers visiting websites; even when they are not on a brand’s specific website. For example, you could be logged into Facebook, surfing the web, and through third-party cookies, Facebook is tracking and collecting data on all of your digital activity. This data is then used by digital marketers to serve up ads unique to you.

Now, with the elimination of third-party cookies, marketing just became harder as marketing data will become even more fragmented and siloed into different digital “walled gardens” as data will no longer be shared across digital experiences and web properties.

What this decision means for brands is that it will render digital ads less effective and completely transform the entire landscape for digital ad companies not to mention entire digital marketing strategies.

With the removal of third-party cookies as an ad standard, the greatest impact financial brands will feel in their digital ad strategies will be with display ads and remarketing ads that were historically dependent on third-party cookie data for targeting.

In addition to third-party cookies crumbling, digital ad fraud, along with digital ad blockers, continue to increase year-over-year. In fact, according to Proxima, 60% of digital ad spend is wasted every year with up to 35% of all web activity being fraudulent while 54% of online ads are not even seen by a human.

Furthermore, no one likes being served an ad. You know this. I know this. This is why we subscribe to Netflix and Hulu for movies and video. This is why we subscribe to Spotify and Pandora for music. This is why we pay extra each month for YouTube premium so we don’t have to see ads every time we want to watch a cat video. It is also interesting to note study from HubSpot found 1 out of 3 people click on ads by accident.

So what is a financial brand to do if the future of digital ads might not be so bright?

Double down on social media?

The Sinking Social Media Ship

One of the biggest lies ever told at financial marketing conferences in the early days of social media was that social media was free. I am here to atone for my sins as I proudly proclaimed this myself.

However, nothing could have been further from the truth even though financial brands worked hard to build up fans and followers on different social platforms starting with Facebook and Twitter.

In the early days of social media, only a decade ago, an organic Facebook post had the potential to reach 15-20% of the total fans a financial brand had. For example, if a financial brand had 100,000 Facebook fans, their organic post published by their corporate account had the potential to reach 15,000 – 20,000 people… for FREE. It was the golden age of social media. Or so it seemed.

Because as ancient wisdom teaches us, nothing in life is free. This is exactly what happened as Facebook started to charge brands to access and reach the fans they had worked so hard to acquire. As a result, organic reach began to drop like a rock and at the end of 2021, the average reach for an organic Facebook is down to just 5.2%.

As James Del of Gawker wrote, “Facebook may be pulling off one of the most lucrative grifts of all time; first, they convinced brands they needed to purchase all their Fans and Likes — even though everyone knows you can’t buy love; then, Facebook continues to charge those same brands money to speak to the Fans they just bought.”

This makes the future of social media look more like the old days of cable TV channels that would charge brands to access their audiences to run ads.

Activate Your Biggest Advocates to Augment Traffic from Ads and Social

So if digital ads are going through a demise, and social media no longer holds the promise of being a “free” marketing channel like it did a decade ago, how can financial brands drive traffic to their website to generate leads for loans and deposits and maximize their digital growth potential?

Take a moment and think about this question for a minute.



Who are the biggest advocates of your financial brand?

Are they your account holders? Or are they your internal team? Those you work alongside in the trenches to transform lives of the people in the communities you serve so they then become advocates to their friends and family members.

Yes, there is a tremendous amount of opportunity to capture in the “R” of the BANCER’s strategy circle I write about in Banking on Digital Growth that comes from activating external advocates through ratings, reviews, and referrals.

But external advocacy only comes once you have buy-in and adoption for internal advocacy as your internal team must first be your financial brand’s biggest advocate in a digital world.

This is why EX –Employee Experience– is such a critical piece needed to maximize your future digital growth potential because a positive employee experience leads to a positive human experience that can be exponentially multiplied through a positive digital experience.

Growth can then be further multiplied when a positive Employee Experience creates a culture where Employee Expertise, and the sharing of that expertise, positions your financial brand beyond the commoditized products and services.

Money is Confusing and People Trust People

Money is an inherently complex subject and over 85% of Americans are stressed about their financial situation.

This stress takes a toll on their health, relationships, and overall sense of well-being.

People are looking for someone they can trust to guide them beyond this stress towards a bigger, better, and brighter future.

Trust is not built by promoting the same commoditized great rates, amazing service, and look-a-like laundry lists of product features.

Trust is built by sharing knowledge and expertise that helps first and sells second.

In fact, your financial brand can have the best marketing in the world but at the end of the day, the relationships people have with people at your financial brand will trump the relationship people have with your brand.

Going forward into the future, personal brands of individuals have the potential to be far greater and create more value than the corporate brand.

Research shared by Kerry-ann Betton Simpson, CMO of JMMB and a strong and vocal advocate for internal employee engagement and employee advocacy on social media, noted:

  1. 𝗘𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗼𝘆𝗲𝗲-𝘀𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗲𝗱 𝗽𝗼𝘀𝘁𝘀, 𝗼𝗻 𝘀𝗼𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗺𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗮, 𝗲𝗻𝗷𝗼𝘆 𝘂𝗽 𝘁𝗼 𝟱𝟲𝟭% 𝗳𝘂𝗿𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗰𝗵, than posts from the official company account
  1. 𝟳𝟲% 𝗼𝗳 𝗶𝗻𝗱𝗶𝘃𝗶𝗱𝘂𝗮𝗹𝘀 𝘁𝗿𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝘀𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗲𝗱 𝗯𝘆 𝗽𝗲𝗼𝗽𝗹𝗲, more than content shared from the official brand channels
  1. 𝟵𝟬% 𝗼𝗳 𝗕𝟮𝗕 𝗯𝘂𝘆𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗹𝗶𝗸𝗲𝗹𝘆 𝘁𝗼 𝗲𝗻𝗴𝗮𝗴𝗲 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝘀𝗮𝗹𝗲𝘀𝗽𝗲𝗼𝗽𝗹𝗲 (𝗮𝗸𝗮 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗽𝗮𝗻𝘆 𝗲𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗼𝘆𝗲𝗲𝘀), who are seen as industry thought leaders
  1. 𝟮% 𝗼𝗳 𝗕𝟮𝗕 𝗯𝘂𝘆𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗹𝗶𝗸𝗲𝗹𝘆 𝘁𝗼 𝗲𝘅𝗽𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗶𝗻𝗰𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗲𝗱 𝘁𝗿𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝗶𝗻 𝗮 𝗯𝗿𝗮𝗻𝗱, as a result of thought leadership content shared by employees

As you look ahead towards a future that empowers internal team members –including branch managers, lenders, and leaders– to become digital advocates committed to sharing knowledge with others to generate website traffic and digital leads, there are three steps to guide them through when it comes to banking on expertise:

  1. Acquiring and unlocking expertise
  2. Communicating and sharing expertise
  3. Monetizing and optimizing expertise

Now is the time to start leaning into and leveraging one of the most basic human beliefs that people trust people. Now is the time to begin activating internal advocates to become marketing channels that can exponentially multiply the reach of content your financial brand produces. Now is the time to begin banking on the expertise by making a commitment to help first and sell second to generate even more loans and deposits by guiding people beyond financial stress towards a bigger, better, and brighter future.

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The best leads aren't always new leads. In fact, they're hiding in the database every loan officer already has, waiting to be noticed.

That's the insight USA Mortgage discovered when they partnered with Total Expert to transform how their originators identify, nurture, and convert past customers into new opportunities. The result? ~$60 million in funded loan volume in just six months, plus another $175 million in pipeline.

But here's what's really interesting: the technology wasn't the bottleneck. It was the process.

The problem: leads disappearing in the middle

Walk into any mortgage lender, and you'll find the same story. Loan officers are smart, they work hard, and they have plenty of leads coming in from multiple sources: referral partners, purchased leads from Zillow and LendingTree, and their own past customers.

But somewhere between the lead arrival and the follow-up, opportunities vanish.

USA Mortgage's VP of Sales and Customer Experience, Alec Picinich, described the friction this way:

"We had strong loan officers and plenty of lead activity, but the handoff was the issue. There was no uniform system in place. Most producers had their own system—reminder-based inbox notifications, spreadsheets, personal call lists. The lack of centralization was the biggest issue. The gap was in the middle, where the opportunities kind of just disappeared."

All those disconnected systems led to inconsistent follow-up and limited visibility into what was working and what wasn't. And with no way to nurture borrowers who weren't quite ready today but might be ready next month, those opportunities got buried deeper and deeper under waves of new leads.

The result was predictable: lost deals, confused teams, and a corporate support function with limited ways to help scale best practices across the organization.

The Solution: one source of truth

Rather than layering on more tools, USA Mortgage decided to consolidate. They brought all their leads from referral partners, purchased sources, and past customers into a single unified platform: Total Expert's Lead Management.

But consolidation was just the first step toward preventing leads from slipping through the cracks. The real shift came when they connected three capabilities:

1. Customer IQ: identifying opportunities in your existing database

Most loan officers don't excel at proactively reaching out to past customers. They're focused on today's purchase business, and without a system to surface opportunities, past borrowers fade into the background.

Customer IQ changes that. It's a contextual data system that continuously monitors and enriches every contact record in your database. When a borrower experiences a life or market event that creates an opportunity such as a rate drop (refinance window), a credit inquiry from another lender, a debt threshold crossed, a marriage or divorce, Customer IQ spots it and brings it to your team’s attention.

At USA Mortgage, this meant monitoring 190,000 customers and turning insights into action. In just six months (January–June 2024), those customers generated:

  • ~$60 million in funded volume
  • $175 million in application pipeline (with expected 80% funding conversion)

That's an opportunity that was already sitting there; it just needed to be seen.

2. Lead Management: centralized workflow and accountability

With Customer IQ surfacing opportunities, USA Mortgage needed a system where loan officers could manage those leads the same way they manage purchased or referral partner leads.

Lead Management provided:

  • A single source of truth for all leads (past customers, referral partners, purchased leads)
  • Clear visibility into lead stage and action items
  • Consistent routing based on originator or branch
  • Automated nurture campaigns for borrowers who weren't ready yet
  • Compliance controls to ensure messaging is consistent and compliant

Suddenly, loan officers could answer three simple questions about every opportunity: Who is the lead? What do they need? Why is the opportunity present right now?

That context—that "why"—changes everything. It's the difference between a cold check-in call and a conversation-ready outreach.

3. AI Sales Assistant: outreach on demand & at scale

Even with a unified system and better intelligence, loan officers still can't personally call every past customer when the market shifts. If rates drop and 1,000 borrowers become in-the-money for a refi, even the most efficient lending teams can't operationalize that in the two or three weeks when the market window is open.

Enter AI Sales Assistant, a human-like voice AI that’s powered by Customer IQ’s contextual data and trained on real-world mortgage conversations so it can answer questions, navigate borrower objections, and qualify opportunities.

AI Sales Assistant acts as an extension of lending teams by:

  • Initiating outreach to all qualified past customers (potentially in a single day)
  • Personalizing the conversation based on the borrower's situation, previous transaction, and estimated savings
  • Handling objections gracefully (Alec shared the story of a borrower who said "I'm feeling sick, not a good time.” AI Sales Assistant responded with empathy and offered to schedule with the loan officer later, which the borrower accepted)
  • Offering warm transfers to the loan officer for borrowers ready to talk
  • Scheduling meetings on the originator's calendar for qualified leads

This allows loan officers to focus their time on high-quality conversations with informed borrowers, not figuring out who to call or manually working through a database.

Real-world execution

One of USA Mortgage's senior regional VPs shared a success story that perfectly captures the shift:

An experienced loan officer received a credit inquiry alert for a past customer; someone she hadn't worked with in years. The borrower had lost the loan officer’s contact information. But thanks to the alert surfaced by Customer IQ, the loan officer reached out with context and relevance.

The result? A $400K pipeline boost with minimal effort from the loan officer.

This doesn't happen with a generic check-in call. It happens when the loan officer knows why they're calling and has the data to back it up so the outreach feels timely instead of transactional.

The bigger picture: human + AI operating model

What USA Mortgage discovered is that the future isn't human or AI. It's human + AI.

The loan officer remains the relationship owner and builder, the decision-maker, the one who earns trust. But now, they're equipped with:

  • Intelligence about who to engage and why
  • Automation handling the high-volume, time-sensitive outreach
  • Consistency across the entire organization
  • Tools that make their job easier, not harder

Three takeaways

If you're struggling with lead follow-up, originators working in silos, or deals slipping out the back door, here's what to focus on:

1. Strong lead management isn't just about speed—it's about long-term nurturing
Speed matters for converting hot leads, but most conversions happen in the follow-up. Build a nurturing strategy that keeps borrowers engaged from first touch through the next opportunity to serve.

2. Your database is your biggest opportunity; operationalize it like a referral partner lead

If you're not connecting data intelligence with lead management, you're leaving deals on the table. Treat past-customer insights with the same urgency and structure as a purchased lead or referral partner referral.

3. Build an enterprise strategy with human + AI models

Replace ad-hoc originator habits (spreadsheets, personal reminders, disconnected systems) with a unified, AI-assisted operating model. Consistency across your sales force is what unlocks scale.

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The Moving Day Advantage: Transform Closing Day into a Loyalty Moment

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Meet the Partner: OneSource Solutions

OneSource Solutions is a utility concierge service that simplifies one of life's most stressful moments: setting up electricity, gas, internet, water, phone, home security, and other essential services after moving. OneSource handles the legwork by identifying providers, comparing options, and coordinating setup so homeowners can enjoy the excitement of their new home instead of stressing over the logistics. With over 1.1 million connections successfully completed, OneSource has built a reputation for taking chaos and turning it into peace of mind.

The moving day problem nobody's solving for

For some lenders, closing day is the end of the journey. But for their customers, it’s the start of a new chapter. There's joy in owning the keys. But there's also stress.

According to research, nearly 80% of Americans rank moving as one of life's top stressors. As if scheduling showings, putting in offers, and finally signing the paperwork wasn’t stressful enough—now borrowers have to figure out utilities, internet options, security systems, and more. And if they’re moving to an unfamiliar area where they don't know the companies and providers, they'll be making dozens of decisions with incomplete information, juggling phone calls and online portals, and trying not to miss setup deadlines.

The average homeowner spends 5–6 hours just coordinating these utilities. That's time spent on friction, confusion, and often overpaying for services they didn't adequately research or compare.

Lenders might walk away with a closed loan and a satisfied borrower, but they miss a critical opportunity that has a short window: Post-loan engagement. This is your chance to turn a single transaction into a lifetime of loyalty.

Why this moment matters for lenders

For years, the mortgage industry has focused heavily on the pre-close experience. That's where the relationship is built, where trust is established, and where communication is constant. But once the papers are signed, that relationship often goes dormant. That's a missed opportunity on multiple levels:

Retention: Borrowers who feel supported through the entire process, not just the financing part, develop deeper loyalty. They're more likely to come back for a refinance, a HELOC, or a new purchase down the road.

Referrals: Borrowers who enjoyed a smooth experience talk about it. When you go above and beyond to help them through the moving process, they’re more likely to become advocates and refer you to friends, family, and colleagues.

Competitive advantage: In a crowded lending market, showing up in the moments that matter sets you apart. It shifts you from being a lender to being a trusted advisor. The borrower's perspective changes from "they financed my home" to "they helped me through a major milestone."

Lifetime value: Today's borrower is tomorrow's repeat customer. A first-time homebuyer who closes with you at age 32 may need a refinance at 41, a HELOC at 48, and a move-up purchase at 53. That's three separate mortgage opportunities where they’ll need professional help—your help if you nailed the post-close experience.

The problem: fragmented solutions, fragmented experiences

Some lenders have tried to solve this by offering hodgepodge perks—a moving company discount here, a home service coupon there. But those aren't solutions. They're band-aids.

Borrowers don't want more options to manage. They want fewer things to think about. They want centralized, reliable, expert guidance on something they don't know much about—and they want it to come from someone they already trust: their lender. That's where OneSource comes in.

What OneSource does

OneSource removes the friction from setting up home utilities by acting as a concierge between the borrower and providers. Instead of the homeowner calling around to figure out which company services their address, comparing plans, and coordinating multiple setup appointments, OneSource does it—all in one place.

The service covers:

  • Identifying all available providers for a specific address (electricity, gas, internet, phone, home security, television, water, trash, etc.)
  • Comparing options and pricing in deregulated markets where choices exist
  • Securing exclusive discounts not available to the general public
  • Coordinating setup and activation so utilities are ready on or before move-in day
  • Saving borrowers 5–6 hours of coordination and often hundreds of dollars in optimized or exclusive pricing

For lenders, the value is even clearer: borrowers save time and money, feel supported, and associate that positive experience with the lender who connected them.

Over 1.1 million homeowners have used OneSource, and adoption rates among lender partners are consistently strong. Because it's not positioned as a "perk"—it's a genuine solution to a real problem that every homeowner faces.

How Total Expert and OneSource work together

Most lenders know they should be staying engaged with borrowers after closing. The challenge is execution: how do you make it seamless, scalable, and actually valuable?

The integration between Total Expert and OneSource answers that question.

Automated outreach at the right moment

Using Total Expert Journeys, lenders trigger a OneSource connection at the perfect time—typically 5–10 days before closing when the borrower is starting to think about logistics but hasn't yet begun the chaotic work of setting up utilities. The borrower receives an invitation to connect with OneSource, all contextualized within their communications with the lender.

One-click access

The borrower doesn't need to sign up for another platform or navigate a new website. They receive a direct link to their pre-populated OneSource profile, so the barriers to entry are near zero. They answer a few questions about their new address and service preferences, and OneSource takes it from there.

Transparent outcomes

As OneSource coordinates utilities and completes activations, lenders can see that engagement happening. When utilities are activated, when issues are resolved, when the borrower has saved money—that data stays visible in the context of borrower relationships, not in a siloed system.

Continuous engagement

The relationship doesn't end at utility setup. By bringing this service into Total Expert Journeys, lenders can sequence follow-up touchpoints that keep them connected as the borrower moves through the post-close window. A check-in on moving day. A referral prompt once utilities are stable. A follow-up six months later when the next major financial decision might be on the horizon.

It's frictionless for the borrower and scalable for the lender.

The lender advantage: from transaction to relationship

For lenders, the integration transforms closing from a transaction endpoint into a relationship milestone. Instead of handing off the borrower at the finish line, lenders stay present through one of the most stressful weeks of the entire home purchase process.

The outcome:

  • Higher engagement: Borrowers see their lender as a partner in their entire home transition, not just the financing part
  • Stronger loyalty: When you help reduce stress at a critical moment, that relationship becomes emotionally charged—the good kind
  • More referrals: Borrowers who had a smooth, end-to-end experience share that story. They refer lenders who "really took care of them"
  • Repeat business: Top-of-mind borrowers come back. For refinances. For HELOCs. For move-up purchases.
  • Competitive differentiation: Most lenders hand off at closing. You don't. That distinction registers with borrowers

The real competitive advantage: showing up when it matters

The lenders winning in today's market aren't the ones with the lowest rates or the most loan products. They're the ones building deeper, longer-lasting relationships with borrowers—and that starts with showing up in the moments that matter most.

Closing day is special. But it's not the end of the story. It's a milestone in a much longer relationship.

OneSource helps you stay present through what comes next. Total Expert helps you scale that presence across your entire organization.

Together, they transform how lenders think about the post-close window—from a time to forget about the borrower and move to the next deal, into an opportunity to build the kind of loyalty that keeps customers for life.

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So, an LOS and a sales pipeline walk into a bar...

Until now, keeping lead stages accurate required manual effort. When a loan moved forward in the LOS, someone had to remember to update the record in Total Expert. That gap between what was happening in the LOS and what the pipeline showed was friction nobody needed—and an opportunity to create confusion among lending teams.

Now, those updates are fully automated. When a loan status changes in your connected LOS, the corresponding lead stage advances in Total Expert. No more manual updates, no more room for error, and your pipeline view stays accurate at all times, so your team spends less time syncing data and more time working deals.

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Lead Management significantly reduces that risk. Admins can configure routing policies to bypass distribution entirely when an incoming lead matches a contact already owned by an originator. That way, relationships stay intact, and your team avoids those awkward conversations about who actually owns the opportunity.

Give referral partners a peek behind the curtain

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This gives originators another way to understand who their top referral partners are, who’s providing the most leads, and which ones are converting so they can measure the impact of each referral partnership on their business

Cleaner data, better integrations, more doing what you do best

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And for teams using AI Sales Assistant or third-party dialers: lead details like loan purpose, property information, and lead ID can now be included in Outbound Data Connector payloads to give your external tools the context they need to make an impact from the very first touchpoint.

Fully loaded Lead Management

Total Expert Lead Management is built to help turn more opportunities into revenue by assigning leads faster, automating engagements and follow-ups, and giving sales leaders better visibility into what’s working and where the gaps are.  

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