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New startup refreshes traditonal broker business cards

by Staff Reporter11 minute read
The Adviser

Jessica Darnbrough

Brokers who are keen to engage with new technologies can now build their own mobile apps for a reasonable price.

Last year, broker Adam King wanted to develop his own personal mobile app in a bid to establish and maintain a high profile, both with existing and with potential new clients.

“I looked into the process and I couldn’t find a way to build my own app without spending upwards of $7,000,” he told The Adviser.

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“While I couldn’t justify spending more than $7,000 on a business tool, having a personalised business app seemed like the logical thing to do given that so many people have smartphones and use apps on a daily basis.”

So Mr King quit his day job as a broker and went into the business of phone apps.

“I found a company in the US that I could partner with to make the apps for a reasonable price.”

Today, Mr King develops personalised apps for brokers that include their logo, a “constantly updated” mortgage calculator and other “real estate and finance features”.

“For $300 my company, Mibizapps, will build a personalised app for a broker,” he says.

According to Mr King, the benefits of having a mobile app are many and varied since an app can not only help a broker stay in touch with clients on a regular basis, but also help them connect with new clients.

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