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The ProgramBenefits.com platform received three additional subprime lead generation groups from SurgePays. The platform update now supports a daily traffic of up to 10,000 people.

The workflow enables lenders to organize their daily work activities. The performance of loan teams suffers when they experience a slow day. It improves on strong days.

A steady daily visitor count enables lenders to set specific targets for their operations. The expanded lead database helps lenders reach a broader range of subprime loan applicants.

The industry faces two main challenges, which include elevated late payment risks and higher costs for credit bureau services. Tighter financial approval rules (and budgets) apply. Competition between businesses in the market sector has expanded. Strong loan pipelines enable lenders to maintain their customer contact programs.

The system uses fundamental performance indicators and fundamental financial stability evaluation methods. Many nonprime families fail to obtain suitable financial products that match their actual spending patterns. 

“Bringing three lead generation aggregators online this quickly confirms the market demand for what we are building.” — Brian Cox, CEO of SurgePays

A single platform that unites high-interest leads from different sources will help solve this problem. The platform provides users with access to support programs that enable them to find their way to partner deals. 

“Bringing three lead generation aggregators online this quickly confirms the market demand for what we are building and highlights the advantage of owning a proprietary, proven lead generation and monetization platform,” said Brian Cox, CEO of SurgePays.

Expanded Lead Supply

Lenders need to maintain a continuous stream of new customers. In addition, they want basic methods to evaluate marketing efforts while maintaining control over fraudulent activities.

The platform now has three additional groups, which improve its daily reach. The system goal is to bring 10,000 new users to its platform each day. That allows lenders to receive new loan applications on a steady basis.

The larger pool enables lenders to conduct more testing. SurgePays had used field-based teams in stores and tents, which slowed the work. Digital groups move at high speeds, and they scale at lower costs.

The platform achieves higher daily user numbers as a result of this transition. Lenders can eliminate unneeded candidate screening. The platform helps lenders discover appropriate products that fit basic borrower needs.

Rule checks, TCPA restrictions, and unstable lead quality add to the difficulties. SurgePays generates revenue for deals in the wireless space and healthcare channels. The revenue helps offset the cost of every lead.

Effect on Subprime Lenders

Some applicants have no credit history, and their incomes and payments vary. Methods for understanding fundamental creditworthiness have to be applied whenever there is little credit history.

Matching becomes more accurate when there is enough volume to use for analysis. Lenders look to indicators that demonstrate good behavior to determine whom to lend money to.

Lenders have to attract a continuous stream of applications. Budgeting occurs based on daily traffic. The performance of business teams relies on the number of applications made per week. 

A boost in the peak period helps to reach the target. Lender risk management has to keep risk margins small to remain competitive. A big pool of possible clients reduces the cost of finding good candidates.

Bottom Line

SurgePays introduced three additional groups to its platform. The move increases the flow of subprime leads. Lenders want strong traffic, but they also want lower costs and better reach. Higher volume gives lenders a clearer view of ready applicants. Bigger pools help consumers with thin credit.

Finance Writer

Eric Bank has been covering business and financial topics since 1985, specializing in taking complex subject matters and explaining them in simple terms for consumer audiences. Eric's writing appears on Credible.com, eHow, WiseBread, The Nest, Get.com, Zacks, Chron, and dozens of other outlets. A former software engineer, Eric holds an M.B.A. from New York University and an M.S. in finance from DePaul University.

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