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If you hadn't noticed, it seems as though Countrywide, mortgage backed securities and all the usual suspects have taken a back seat in the news this week to a new topic - advertising. I found three general discussions going back and forth in regards to the industry and advertising. The first talked about ad spends, and how many of the industry leaders are cutting back on their overall budgets. This is true, and there are Nielsen ratings to prove it, however, there were also quite a few stories expressing the fact that many companies keep on spending, despite the woes on Wall Street. I don't think these trends are much of a surprise to anyone. When demand for a product is down, it directly effects a companies advertising budget. As they spend less, ad inventory increases for more profitable businesses to capitalize on, and at lower costs.
The question is though, why is demand down? The volume of consumers still visiting ads and filling out online forms is as high now, if not higher, then it ever has been. The answer leads us to the last discussion on the front-line, ad content and messaging, and those pushing for a change. So, is it time to move past the ads promising monthly payments too good to be true? If so, what is the evolution of the marketing message that will "protect" consumers interests, but not sacrifice volume? Any thoughts on a solution, let us know. Also, if your a fan of subtle humor, check out the screenshots.
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| Winning is more than goal setting, positive thinking or meditating daily on having a more positive experience in your business. If that is your strategy you may become the best goal setter, most positive, poor loan originator. To win consistently in your business you have to score more than your competition. Scoring isn’t just about putting points on the scoreboard or loans in your pipeline, it begins with your frame of mind, you have to hate losing.
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| An influential committee leader in the House of Representatives is planning a post-summer surprise for millions of Americans whose houses contain 3,000 square feet or more of interior space: A proposal to take away their mortgage interest deductions.
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| If you think the worst is over for the U.S. home market, hold on to your hats.
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| In today’s Chicago Tribune, Steve Chapman points out the hypocrisy that has been exhibited by many on the left in response to the problems in the sub-prime mortgage industry and the increasing number of foreclosures on such loans:
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| Wall Street may have soured on the mortgage business. But on television, radio and the Internet, the industry is as ebullient as ever.
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| National City Mortgage Co. laid off approximately 100 workers this year when it transferred their jobs to India, workers who lost their jobs told the federal government.
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| The downturn in the real estate market apparently has weeded out newcomers and some old-timers in the real estate and mortgage industries.
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| Homeowners trying to sell last month faced the biggest glut of homes on the market in about 16 years, as declining sales and growing problems in the mortgage market helped push home prices down for the 12th straight month.
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| At least 22 of the country’s largest mortgage lenders that haven’t gone bankrupt are still engaged in risky underwriting practices, according to a new study.
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| Storm clouds will persist over the subprime mortgage market, according to a report out today from Aite Group LLC.
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| A wave of job cutting has swept through the financial sector as the housing market continues its prolonged decline.
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| Despite the attention drawn to the nation's foreclosure crisis, unscrupulous mortgage brokers continue to do business as usual, an angry Sen. Charles Schumer said yesterday.
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| A mortgage banker has been sentenced to more than two years in federal prison. Kourosh Partow of Chugiak also was ordered to pay a $50,000 fine.
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