“The word appointment always means ... that’s going to take a long time ... could be off-putting to some people”

Bob Gentle · Advisers Assemble - Mortgage Leads - Lead Generation For Financial Services · Is 'Get In Touch' Costing You Mortgage Leads? Featuring Bob Gentle

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Swap wording like "book an appointment" for a short-chat invitation that emphasizes quick, low-commitment conversation

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