If your customers know you through your online presence, they will consider buying products and policies from you.
It’s a given that competition is tough on the Internet today, particularly in the insurance business. However, having said that, with the Supreme Court backing ObamaCare, business should start to pick up very soon. You will definitely need a viable, fresh, professional and socially-conscious insurance website to get your message out to potential customers. You want your products online with an instant quote application, good articles – containing your keywords – where your visitors can read them, up-to-the-minute news releases that discuss the latest happenings in the insurance industry and a bunch of ways to contact you right away.
Your website needs to get people’s attention and keep it. For this, you need the latest in insurance website design. Gone are the days of the chunky, clunky html code and the nice, but frantic looking websites crammed with information and links galore. These days, insurance search engine marketing is about being relevant to the times. We live in a social milieu where information is power. If you want your customers to make an informed decision about buying insurance, you want an insurance website that speaks directly to their needs.
In this day and age, with Twitter, Facebook and a whole host of other social media sites, you need to be present and active. It’s not just about getting your insurance information out to everyone, although that is part of the equation, it is about letting people know who you are, what you do, how knowledgeable you are and how you can help them find what they need. Visitors to your insurance website want to know something about you. Call it the social touch, but in reality, it is called relationship marketing. If your customers know you through your Twitter feeds and Facebook page, they feel they “know” you and will consider buying products and policies from you.
Once you have a clean, crisp and professional insurance website, loaded with the right kind of information, and enough of it to inform visitors, half the battle is won. You need to ensure you’re updating your website frequently with fresh and compelling copy that keeps your customers coming back.
Chances are you do not want to do this kind of behind-the-scenes work on your website yourself. Not a problem. Find an insurance search engine optimization company with experience in the industry, tell them what you want and need, and then let them do you proud. It’s just that easy, and worth the investment.
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