Customer service is a sacred cow for many independent agencies. But if you have an eye on growth, outsourcing customer service might not only make sense, but actually help you strengthen relationships with clients.
Which does your agency implement: in-house or outsourced customer service? Two independent agents debate which is more effective.
As new risks continue to emerge at a dizzying pace, new insurance products are cropping up constantly. And even a veteran insurance agent can run into trouble placing these new coverages.
Millennials are more likely to purchase, service and modify their insurance online or through other electronic methods. How does the potential for an errors & omissions claim increase with this shift toward a virtual marketplace?
“Blessed to live at the beach,” this second-generation agent says a perfect day begins surfing with her family and continues with a coastal property insurance deal at her Best Practices agency.
Email is supposed to be a simple way to communicate, but for many of us, it’s also a major source of stress. Here are three steps to help you get a grip.
If an insured insists they’re not responsible for a claimant’s allegations, can they refuse to submit the claim to their carrier and advise the claimant to file with their own carrier or pursue legal action?
As meteorologists rev up for what could be a busy hurricane season, share these storm preparation tips with your clients.
Knowing what you can and can’t do isn’t rocket science—it’s one of the core pillars of professionalism. Don’t wander into unfamiliar territory with your clients’ property, wealth and reputation.
No one wants to look foolish in a professional setting. But a number of foolhardy practices result in real-life errors & omissions claims against insurance agents.
