Lomond has signed a new two-year deal with Zoopla that will now see the properties on the books of all 14 lettings and estate agency brands and future acquisitions feature on the portal.
Lomond, founded in January 2021 through the merger of Lomond Capital and Linley & Simpson, comprises 14 leading estate agency brands such as KFH, DJ Alexander, John Shepherd, Linley & Simpson, Brand Vaughan, Thornley Groves, Miles & Barr and Charters and manages over 60,000 properties across the UK.
Zoopla will support Lomond in achieving its ambitions for 2025 including growing its stock and gaining further data and insights on performance and the wider market, while the business will also capitalise on Zoopla’s latest marketing campaign, which aims to drive more motivated movers to agents.
Lomond will benefit from a range of Zoopla products – which can be tailored to each branch’s needs.
BESPOKE CONTENT
These include Valuation Booster and Featured Agent, while Lomond will be provided with bespoke modular learning content advising branches on how to get the most out of their Zoopla membership, which will include written content and short-form video, overlaid with commentary from key Lomond figures to optimise branch level engagement.
Ed Phillips (main picture), Group Chief Executive at The Lomond Group, says: “Lomond have our eyes firmly set on growth in 2025, both through our ambitious M&A programme, but also through investment in organic market share growth across our existing regions.
“We’re excited to list properties on Zoopla across our network, for the opportunity it represents for both our clients and in turn helping us to achieve our business goals.”
EXCEPTIONAL ROI
Alex Rose, Sales Director at Zoopla, adds: “We’re delighted that such an ambitious brand has chosen to continue and expand its partnership with Zoopla.
“We’re looking forward to continuing to deliver exceptional ROI for the Lomond Group, including delivering more motivated movers for them, and working closely together to help them drive innovation and achieve their goals for 2025 and beyond.”
