Our proprietary Instagratify module allows you to create an animated GIF from the 10 images in an Instagram album by way of the #gif hashtag anywhere in your post content (normally in the area that’s removed before sending). A video is also created whenever a GIF is created, and this is the format normally sent to platforms such as Linkedin.
There is no easier way to send simple video to social networks than our Instagram-based Instagratify tool. We all know that Video is a highly effective marketing tool, and we all know that we should all be using it. Instagratify is designed to make sharing those short and meaningful videos a super-simple process. Brokers have information fed to them via
We’re rewriting all our FAQs and making them publicly available on our website. We’re only able 140 questions in with about 700 to go (we haven’t even touched the big ticket modules). If you’re considering a digital solution for your operation, many of the FAQs will introduce you to features your probably didn’t know existed. Over the weekend we’ll publish
Not all heroes wear capes. Some just carry a calculator. Nice work, Loan Buddy (not a client – saw these while picking up my youngest from preschool).
During the Australian Gold Rush, escorts were required to transport gold – not totally unlike modern armoured vehicle transport. This photograph was taken in Bathurst in 1872. The first gold rush in Australia began in May 1851 after prospector Edward Hargraves with others claimed to have discovered payable gold near Orange, at a site called Ophir. Hargraves had been to
The Commercial Bank, Bourke, NSW, c1885. The town of Bourke is located in the north-west of New South Wales, Australia. Bourke is approximately 800 kilometres (500 mi) north-west of the state capital, Sydney, on the south bank of the Darling River. The Commercial Bank of Australia Limited (ironically abbreviated CBA) was an Australian and New Zealand retail bank which operated
The Bendigo Stock Exchange in Bendigo, Australia, c1880. The Bendigo Stock Exchange traces its roots to the 1860s, when gold prospectors needed access to capital to build deep mining shafts under the city. Pictured is the Beehive building in Bendigo which hosted the original mining exchange in the 19th century.
We provide a large number of forms via Yabber integration, meaning that lead forms, event forms, referral forms, fact find reports, property forms, and others, may all be quickly created and then included on your website in a number of ways (our mortgage broker website supports shortcodes, Elementor drag-and-drop forms, significant automation, form escalation, interest-based rendering, and so on –
LoanOptions.AI are an asset finance company that leverages their technology by making it available to mortgage brokers. Asset finance filters through to LoanOptions, while home loan leads are fed back to brokers. We’ve had a couple of our own brokers partner with the company so we built a standalone WordPress plugin to quickly enable the feature. We have our own
City Bank of Sydney Newtown Branch, 1892. Pictured looking west from near Newtown Railway Station across from the intersection of King Street and Enmore Road. The City Bank of Sydney was formed in 1863 in New South Wales. The bank subsequently opened for business on 1st February 1864. The bank merged with the Australian Bank of Commerce Ltd in 1916,
We’ve had a few clients use a system made available from LoanOptions that integrates a form onto broker websites. The default install from LO is quite poor, so we’ve created a WordPress plugin for a plug-and-play experience. There are plenty of bugs in their system, some poor coding, and some compliance issues that we’ll address on our website. Aggregators and
The English, Scottish & Australian (ES&A) Bank in RSL Memorial Hall, Cleveland (SE Brisbane), 1940. This location in a side room of the RSL Memorial Hall in Cleveland. In 1921, the London Bank of Australia – which had operated agencies in Cleveland, Redland Bay and Wellington Point from Roma street in Brisbane – was absorbed into the English, Scottish and
