A growing number of consumers prefer electronic communication over phone
calls or face-to-face. Do you know what your customers prefer? If you
are not communicating with them via the methods they prefer, you
customers will at some point leave you for your competition who will
email instead of call or tweet instead of email.
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The IWB SEO Tips Blog - Essential SEO tips and tricks designed specifically for Insurance Website Builder customers.
Monday, September 10, 2012
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
How to Use Facebook Scheduled Posts
The benefit of using third-party social media tools like HootSuite is
that you can schedule your posts ahead of time so you're not spending
time every day updating Facebook.
Unfortunately, Facebook's algorithm for determining which updates to show in a user's newsfeed favors those updates that are posted manually on Facebook over those using third-party tools. Meaning your update has a better chance for being seen by more people when you use Facebook to post it instead of a tool like HootSuite.
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Unfortunately, Facebook's algorithm for determining which updates to show in a user's newsfeed favors those updates that are posted manually on Facebook over those using third-party tools. Meaning your update has a better chance for being seen by more people when you use Facebook to post it instead of a tool like HootSuite.
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Monday, August 27, 2012
5 Tips to Turn Your Insurance Website Into a Favorite Online Destination
What makes your website great? If you don’t know, you have some work to
do. Consumers have an incredible amount of choices for where to research
and buy their insurance policies online. You need to give them a reason
to visit you over all those other websites. Your website needs to be
the place people love to go for insurance information.
But how do you do that? We’ve got five ways you can turn your website into a favorite insurance destination.
But how do you do that? We’ve got five ways you can turn your website into a favorite insurance destination.
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