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EPISODE · Sep 20, 2024 · 36 MIN

43: How Sales is Actually About Building Trust with BrokerBot's Scott Larter

from Mortgage Tech Talks · host Tom Hall

In this episode, we're joined by Scott Larter. Scott is the VP of Business Development at OPTA Information Intelligence, and is also the VP of Data Solution Sales at FCT (First Canadian Title) from the Greater Toronto Area in Ontario. OPTA and FCT entered a partnership in 2020 to focus on building data products for the mortgage industry, amassing a database of 18 million residential and 7 million commercial properties across Canada. In 2024, Scott became the Co-Founder and CEO of BrokerBot, a lead conversion and customer engagement solution with monthly real estate market values sent directly to a customer's email, putting a spotlight on the Broker.   In this episode we cover: → Scott's background, his history in sales, and the difference in selling tangible things like Blackberries for Rogers, and intangible ideas and services like data for OPTA and BrokerBot. → How BrokerBot came to exist and found it's client niche, what makes it different from it's competitors, and how it helps find opportunities in your book of business. → Leveraging insurance data for the mortgage industry, why data is an important element in building that trust, and current market dynamics.   BrokerBot Website: www.thebrokerbot.ca BrokerBot LinkedIn: @BrokerBot BrokerBot Instagram: @brokerbot_canada Scott Larter's Email: [email protected] Scott Larter's LinkedIn: @ScottLarter ***   WATCH ▶️ Watch this episode on Youtube *** CONNECT ▶️ Connect on YouTube (Tom) 📸 Connect on Instagram (Tom) 📇 Connect on LinkedIn (Tom) *** SAY THANKS 🙏 Leave a review on Apple Podcasts 🟢 Leave a rating on Spotify ***

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In this episode, we're joined by Scott Larter. Scott is the VP of Business Development at OPTA Information Intelligence, and is also the VP of Data Solution Sales at FCT (First Canadian Title) from the Greater Toronto Area in Ontario. OPTA and FCT entered a partnership in 2020 to focus on building data products for the mortgage industry, amassing a database of 18 million residential and 7 million commercial properties across Canada. In 2024, Scott became the Co-Founder and CEO of BrokerBot, a lead conversion and customer engagement solution with monthly real estate market values sent directly to a customer's email, putting a spotlight on the Broker.   In this episode we cover:→ Scott's background, his history in sales, and the difference in selling tangible things like Blackberries for Rogers, and intangible ideas and services like data for OPTA and BrokerBot.→ How BrokerBot came to exist and found it's client niche, what makes it different from it's competitors, and how it helps find opportunities in your book of business.→ Leveraging insurance data for the mortgage industry, why data is an important element in building that trust, and current market dynamics.   BrokerBot Website: www.thebrokerbot.ca BrokerBot LinkedIn: @BrokerBot BrokerBot Instagram: @brokerbot_canada Scott Larter's Email: [email protected] Scott Larter's LinkedIn: @ScottLarter ***   WATCH ▶️ Watch this episode on Youtube *** CONNECT ▶️ Connect on YouTube (Tom) 📸 Connect on Instagram (Tom) 📇 Connect on LinkedIn (Tom) *** SAY THANKS 🙏 Leave a review on Apple Podcasts 🟢 Leave a rating on Spotify ***

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