The will
Margaret put off her will for eleven years. Then a law firm’s homepage story shows her it starts with one plain conversation.
Small business · Mortgage broking
Four years of saving, three bank apps and three different answers. Then a broker’s homepage story shows a first-home couple where to start.
1:00 · Cartoon · Mortgage broking
Ravi and Claire have saved for four years. One Saturday they open three bank apps, get three different answers, and close the laptop. Maybe next year.
Most brokers' websites list lenders and rates. To Ravi, that's just more numbers. Now picture a short animated story on the broker's homepage, told from their side.
One conversation at their kitchen table: what they earn, what they've saved, what they want. A week later, a pre-approval, so they know their number. The open home, the offer, the phone call that says yes.
Then the keys, and their first night on the floor with fish and chips. Ravi watches it on a Sunday, and books the call on Monday. At Explainer Makers, we've run our own business for twenty-five years, so we know what you're trying to say to a client.
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