If you’ve looked up how to improve your Google ranking, how to market locally, or how to attract more leads to your business, you’ve probably seen one concept come up time and time again… keywords. But what exactly is a keyword anyway? Today we’re going back to basics to dissect the meaning of keywords in marketing and how they impact your insurance marketing efforts. What are Keywords? Keywords are words

Marketing is anything but static. The way people consume information changes, technology becomes more advanced, and algorithms become more intuitive. To adjust to evolving demands, marketers have to be flexible. So, let’s make a New Years’ resolution together to have an open mind and a willingness to learn! This year, we’re ushering in exciting new insurance marketing trends that aim to drive engagement with your agency and bring more customers

You know your insurance agency is better than the one down the street, but it’s important your potential customers know it, too. With so much competition in the marketplace, insurance agents need to go above and beyond to stand out. While providing great service at an affordable price is always the goal, it’s not the only thing you can do to put your agency ahead. Using key insurance agency marketing

Search engine optimization, better known as SEO, encompasses a variety of strategies that aim to improve a webpage or website’s search engine ranking. The higher you rank for relative searches, the more easily potential customers are able to find your agency. As a local business, SEO can help you increase visibility and attract new leads to your agency. This tactic is known for its long-term effectiveness and relatively low cost,

Digital marketing for insurance companies can be difficult in an ever-changing online landscape. Consumers’ needs change, new platforms appear, and Google releases yet another new round of Google Ads guidelines. It can be exhausting to keep up! To make sure you’re not falling behind on your marketing efforts, we’ve compiled four of the most common marketing mistakes we see local insurance agencies making. 1. You haven’t set goals. We all

Chances are, you’ve likely browsed reviews before making a purchase or visiting a new place. Why risk having a bad meal when you can predict the quality with assistance from hundreds of reviews? And you’re not alone. A reported 70% of consumers reference multiple review sites when choosing a local business to patronize. As a local agency, it’s critical that you make review management a part of your insurance marketing