While your clients may be tempted to cut corners on their insurance coverages, insurance protection and proactive risk management measures are vital to make it through an economic downturn.
Regardless of your tenure, size, market, niche, staffing or any other descriptor, this conflict is real and the way you approach it defines your organization.
In these challenging times, it’s especially important to take exquisite care of your existing customers. Here are seven things every customer-facing person needs to know.
After launching in April 2022, Mikayla Cooper’s decision to go solo is already proving to be profitable. “Now my goal has shifted to expanding my business,” she says. “It’s going to take time and hard work, but as long as you keep pushing, it’ll work.”
Creating and maximizing appointments with prospects and driving growth with existing clients frequently hinges on the ability to connect, pique curiosity and lead change behavior.
Though it may be impossible to control the external economic environment, it is possible to control whether or not your agency grows—and if that growth contributes to the top or bottom line.
Whether you’re offering friendly advice or a sense of reassuring authority, video marketing allows your brand persona to shine.
Through industry consolidation and collaboration, it is becoming easier to stay on top of digital marketing trends.
Brian Bradley, founder and co-owner of Covenant Insurance Services in Lincoln, Nebraska, explains how a career in insurance has provided him with the work-life balance that allows him to be both a father and give back to his community.
The more you give, the more you get. To some, it’s just an old saying but any independent agent with a charitable giving program will tell you it’s true.
