Digital Marketing for Insurance Agencies, Built by an Insurance Software Company

Insurance marketing works a little differently. Agencies often sell multiple coverage lines, each attracting a different type of buyer.

A marketing plan built for a single-service local business can fall short for an insurance agency serving multiple product lines across a dozen towns.

No. Our marketing services work regardless of which agency management system you run.

Agencies already on Jenesis get the advantage of one company handling both, but that is a benefit rather than a requirement.

You can start with a single service. Most agencies begin with the website and search, then add channels once those start producing.

We would rather scope one thing properly than sell a bundle where half of it goes unused.

Pricing depends on which services you need, the size of your service area, and the condition of your current website.

A solo agent in one town needs a much smaller program than a multi-office agency covering a metro area. We scope pricing after the strategy session, once the actual work is known.

Timelines vary by channel. Paid search can produce inquiries within weeks, while search visibility usually takes three to six months on local terms and longer on competitive ones.

Reviews and email tend to produce earlier than search because they work with the book and the relationships you already have.

Our in-house team writes it, briefed by people who work in insurance every day.

AI speeds up drafting, but it does not replace a person confirming that what we publish about coverage and state requirements is correct before it goes live under your agency's name.

Each monthly report covers three things: GA4 traffic data, Google Business Profile performance, and keyword rankings.

It is written in plain English rather than exported from a dashboard, and it says what moved, what did not, and what we are working on next.

Often yes. Many agencies keep their existing site and we improve what is already there.

The strategy session determines whether the current site can carry the work or whether rebuilding is the better investment. An older site with slow mobile performance or a broken quote path sometimes costs more to patch than to replace.

We work with independent agencies.

Captive agents operating under carrier marketing restrictions are usually limited in what an outside firm can do for them, so the strategy session is the place to find out whether it is a fit.