It gains access to the forum's membership of industry marketers
Online broker forum cherry has joined The Mortgage Marketing Forum as a corporate member, gaining the ability to access the forum’s membership of industry marketers.
Launched in 2005, cherry was designed to provide an online forum where mortgage intermediaries can communicate about industry issues, share ideas, and gain access to the latest market developments. The forum has a loyal membership of brokers who make thousands of posts every month on numerous topics, including difficult to place cases, lenders and providers, regulation, and networks, among others.
Meanwhile, 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. It hosts a full events program and provides exclusive content and training for its members.
“The cherry forum is an integral part of the broker community, providing a space to share ideas, vent frustrations and discuss best practice,” Donna Hopton, director at cherry, commented. “So, it was only natural for us to support The Mortgage Marketing Forum, which provides a similar forum for those professionals who work in marketing in our industry.”
Jeff Knight (pictured), director at The Mortgage Marketing Forum, said they were delighted to welcome cherry as their latest corporate member.
“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,” Knight added. “We help deliver training and development through regular events, access to exclusive articles and reports, and providing members with a confidential environment within which they can share ideas, thought leadership content, ask questions, and share best practice.
“Our corporate members are an essential part of the forum, enabling us to deliver all of this for our growing and engaged membership.”
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