Mobile Matters: Do Better, Insurance Industry
More consumers are using mobile to quickly review and pay bills, receive alerts and get information about their accounts. But only 52% of the insurance industry has an overall mobile billing strategy.

More consumers are using mobile to quickly review and pay bills, receive alerts and get information about their accounts. But only 52% of the insurance industry has an overall mobile billing strategy.
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Differentiate yourself from competitors by asking customers questions that facilitate dialogue—and avoiding questions they’ve already answered.
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