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My Personal Recipe for Spotting Debt Leads with Social Media

As I increase my use of social media one thing strikes me–There are so many debt leads floating around. It seems like I’m always seeing people complaining bout money, credit cards, house payments. Others are talking about all the money they are blowing at college, the mall, the bar. Lots of debt customers just waiting [...]

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Twitter Tools You Can Use to Find Debt Leads

Image via CrunchBase Twitter is a swiftly growing phenomenon. It is full of people chattering back and forth about their daily lives and nuance. Many think it is another growing distraction and waste of time on the Internet. I tend to agree, but those characteristics also give it some interesting possibilities for generating Internet debt [...]

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Should You Brand Your Blog?

Image by Simon Collison via Flickr I know many of you blog to build your personal brand or increase you flow of high quality exclusive leads. The question is are you branding that blog or just spitting out content? 3 Reasons to Brand Your Blog I came across a nice article on CopySnips.com about branding [...]

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Follow Me on Twitter for More Valuable Info

Image via CrunchBase Are you following me on Twitter? You should be. I am constantly Twittering out ideas, tips, and news I pick up from my stream of daily feeds on debt, mortgage, and loan modification. Here are some recent items you may have missed if you weren’t following me: Reverse Mortgage – Bank of [...]

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To Phone or Not to Phone? C’mon…Pounce!

Image via Wikipedia Sales 2.0, social media, social networking, and other like terms are literally sucking the air out of the room. But, will it really work on it’s own? Will it work without “real” contact, real connections? Here are a few really good lessons to review before you begin believing sales happen without phone [...]

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