Data compiler FastCount’s new website enhances mortgage data available to consumer marketing professionals.
Evanston, IL (PRWEB) August 08, 2012
As the mortgage industry continues to experience big changes in a rapidly evolving economic client, consumers are looking refinance or sell homes under burgeoning costs. FastCount, a client-facing compiled postal mailing list database headquartered in Evanston, IL, is featuring updated mortgage industry mailing lists for the business-to-consumer direct marketer.
“FastCount mortgage lists are frequently hygiened and enhanced to provide our clients with accurate and up-to-date data,” says Larry Organ, CEO of FastCount. “We are continuously striving to offer the best mailing lists available on the market.”
Direct marketers promoting products and services such as mortgage refinancing, financial management services, and more. FastCount’s instant web purchasing allows direct marketers to define their audience by geographic locale, and further refine by selects including but not limited to home ownership or rental status, income and age.
Instant purchasing capabilities allow end-users to buy lists on short notice in a variety of popular consumer categories. The FastCount database houses over 212 million consumer records. FastCount’s sister company, ConsumerBase, is an industry leader providing multi-channel direct marketing services.
About FastCount
FastCount is a client facing compiled postal sales lead database. FastCount’s user-friendly, fast mailing list request form gives direct marketers a faster way to get leads for marketing campaign needs.
FastCount is based in Evanston, Illinois. The company was created in 2012 as a marketing tool for ConsumerBase LLC, a subsidiary of Organ Worldwide LLC.
Contact:
Kathryn Fallucco, Media Editor
FastCount
http://www.fastcount.com
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