Why Compliance Holds the Key to Increasing Profits
While compliance has often been considered a costly and tedious—but necessary—issue, it can offer valuable opportunities to increase profitability.
Technology and Tools
Why Independent Agents Need to Make Sure PDFs Are Accessible
PDFs remain an important resource for organizations that are interested in maintaining the security of information they are sharing.
2022 Agency Growth Study: Digital Agencies Grow Faster
In 2021, low and medium digital adopters grew their revenue an average of 10% year over year, but high digital adopters grew 17% year over year, according to the study.
Using Tech Tools in the Fight Against Bank Fraud
Independent agents recommend the best solutions to protect their clients. However, they sometimes fail to follow their own advice—particularly when it comes to protecting their agency against financial fraud.
Marketing Technology: Get More by Doing Less
Through industry consolidation and collaboration, it is becoming easier to stay on top of digital marketing trends.
Applied Net 2022: Investments in Technology Reshaping Insurance
Applied Systems hosted Applied Net 2022 this week in Nashville, Tennessee, covering product updates and including a keynote presentation from Mike “Coach K” Krzyzewski, former Duke and Team USA basketball coach.
Slow Down to Speed Up: How to Turn Your Technology Corner
The insurance industry may not be moving as fast as some would like, but let’s tap the brakes and think about why that is, where we should be going, and then assess our speed.
How Small Businesses Can Benefit From Virtual Assistants
The reality is that outsourcing work to virtual assistants is a viable solution for all types of businesses, including independent insurance agencies.
3 Advantages of Adopting Digital Payments
Implementing digital payments solutions at your independent agency can help meet your clients’ expectations, save time for agency staff and provide security for agency owners.
Rising Auto Insurance Premiums Affect Bundle Satisfaction
The study by J.D. Power shows that the increase in auto premiums is dragging down the overall satisfaction of policyholders and hurting retention rates of bundles.
