About Us
eBusiness Loan Leads
Rob Wagner – founder of eBusinessLoanLeads.com
My name is Rob Wagner, and I am the founder of eBusinessLoanLeads.com. I created this website over a decade ago not only to help borrowers find financing but to help lenders find their own leads.
I have been a serial entrepreneur for the last 30 years, and no matter what the business, much of my time has been spent practicing the art of marketing. I have worked closely with Google managing pay-per-click campaigns, and spending millions of dollars on pay-per-click advertising has given me a unique insight into the dynamics of Google.
My work with Google and its pay-per-click ad system also assisted me in helping businesses and entrepreneurs with their Search Engine Optimization. For several years I sat on a panel of SEO experts. And yes, my inner marketing geek was in heaven.
After spending many years in the SEO industry, I felt that Google and the so-called SEO experts had lost their way. No longer is marketing orientation important, only a narrow view of one of many marketing tactics.
I have a passion for all things marketing. I love learning new strategies and techniques in the ever-changing world of marketing. I enjoy seeing both customers and businesses have mutually beneficial transactions. That’s what marketing is all about, bringing a great experience to both the customer and the business.
Setting modesty aside for a moment, I took the time and invested in an Ivy League credential at Cornell University’s Johnson Graduate School of Business in Marketing Strategy. A solid marketing strategy is a fundamental piece of any successful business, whether a lender or small business. Helping businesses develop their market orientation is one of my passions. Feel free to reach out to me. I would love to talk about lending or answer any questions you have about marketing.
Ok, so what do I do for fun? I will admit I don’t work all of the time. I like to kayak, hike, backpack, camp, fish, and go four-wheeling in my Jeep. Yep, I’m the outdoorsy type. Blame it on living in central Pennsylvania near some of the country’s best forests and trout streams.