I criticise leadgen charlatans all the time. Usually because they’re a business-debilitating service that’ll do nothing but expose you to non-compliance and illegal advertising. Digital leadgen is easy. A ‘generic’ campaign takes minutes to create and outperforms pay-per-lead and industry-unawares leadgen peckers without exception. If you’re engaging in Facebook advertising, consider the pictured 85 leads at $5.69 (still high, and
Shad of the Day, 26th November 2023. This ad comes to us from a guy called ‘Henry Price’, and it’s an excellent example of how deliberate non-compliance can be weaponised (or used as a tool) to intentionally deceive borrowers. If a broker published this ad directly they’d be expelled from the industry in a second… so why and how a
I haven’t posted a Shad for a while because I found myself on repeat. All the leadgen crooks use the same illegal and blatantly non-compliant tactics, and those brokers that buy leads don’t seem to care, so it was a futile exercise after the first 1000 examples. However, this advert is a clear standout for one very blonde reason. First,
