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EPISODE · Feb 21, 2025 · 38 MIN

E62: How to actually make tech work for your business with WBS' Sara Hynes

from Mortgage Tech Talks · host Tom Hall

Why do so many mortgage brokers struggle with tech adoption, while others thrive? In this episode of Mortgage Tech Talks, I sit down with Sara Hynes from Western Brokers Services to break down the tech dilemma in the mortgage industry. We discuss: ✅ The biggest barriers brokers face when adopting CRM and automation (00:00:59) ✅ How delegation (or "support") can transform a broker’s business (00:03:20) ✅ Why many brokers resist switching platforms—even when they know they should (00:23:32) ✅ The power of referrals in building a thriving mortgage business (00:06:38) ✅ The unexpected return on investment from sending physical mail (00:16:35) ✅ How brokers can simplify tech adoption without getting overwhelmed (00:27:31) Sara Hynes shares insights from 16+ years in the industry, working closely with brokers across Canada. If you've ever felt stuck when it comes to implementing tech in your business, this episode is a must-watch! 📌 Follow Sara Hynes & Western Brokers Services: 🌐 Website: westernbrokerservices.ca 📱 Instagram: @westernbrokerservices 🎧 Subscribe for more episodes of Mortgage Tech Talks!

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