
How to generate mortgage leads and market your financial services business. Alex Curtis from The Lead Engine interviews industry experts and marketing professionals to discuss how you can get more leads that create more business.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 382 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MarketingBusinessEntrepreneurship | |||

This is the first episode of a new Advisers Assemble segment. We send people a link and ask them what really winds them up about websites, and what they love. Personal branding coach Bob Gentle goes first, and Alex and Stephanie talk through his answ... more
Alex and Stephanie dig into the enquiries mortgage and protection advisers are getting from ChatGPT. Most of them arrive through the homepage, yet they're niche enquiries (CIS, doctors, visas) where the AI has read a specialist page and then sent the... more
Six people, two teams, a basketball being passed around, and a question on screen: how many passes did the players in white make? Somewhere in the middle of it a person in a gorilla suit walks straight through the group, and most viewers never see it... more
The fastest way to ruin a good idea is to ask people what they think of it. In this episode Alex Curtis and Stephanie go through the businesses that would never have existed if they had listened to their own market research, and what that means for t... more
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I love how creative and innovative Alex is especially with his branding and marketing ideas and how he tests different things and tells stories. Really entertaining. Highly recommend.
Great contact love the hero theme enjoy the mix of guests.
And excellent source of information
I am due to appear on an upcoming episode and Alex made me feel so comfortable when we spoke. Everything flowed really well and it was great to just chat naturally. I’m looking forward to hearing it!
Alex may well have one of the greatest beards in financial services, but there's a tonne of value, knowledge and expertise behind it!
Simple, effective and specialised advice for all those in financial services who want to up their lead generation game!
Great podcast, thanks Alex!
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A practical show focused on lead generation for financial services, featuring interviews with industry experts and marketing professionals. Episodes explore actionable tactics for improving online visibility, landing-page psychology, and conversion optimization, with a strong emphasis on real-world experiments and data-driven results. Listeners are likely marketing-minded financial professionals seeking repeatable systems to generate higher-quality leads and scale their advisory practices. A notable strength is the data-backed experimentation approach, plus guest expertise across fintech marketing, psychology, and paid media, which helps translate theory into measurable improvements.
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