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Read MoreAre you looking for a meaningful way to connect with clients and prospects? Recent studies shed light on how e-mail newsletters and print newsletters perform as marketing and communication tools. A 2024 article in Forbes…
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As a company that works with insurance agency client communications, I can’t tell you how many insurance broker’s websites I’ve come across that have a “blog” tab but no content. Or if there is any,…
Why blog? There are plenty of reasons but one of the most important is that it converts traffic to your site into leads. You can do this by including a call to action on every…
To get the most traction out of your blog and social/media posts, you need to get your clients reading your stuff. The best way to that is to shoot out a newsletter (which we can…
5. Target potential customers Typically, your blog should not include direct promotion of your products and services. You should instead write about issues that affect your clients and dovetail with your products. The key is…
What are you doing to reach out to your clients on a regular basis? Besides being their broker, they look to you as the expert on helping them manage their exposure. But it’s difficult to…
One of the best ways to get noticed and have high Google rankings is to keep content fresh on your insurance agency website. But for most people, writing is worse than going to the dentist…
Are you the kind of insurance broker that contacts each client once a year, when it’s time for policy renewal? Or do you actively engage them by reaching out with meaningful communications? Now that rates…
