Clients Want an Agent, Not a Quote Form
People buy insurance from people they trust. Your website should build that trust before the first conversation.
Get Your Free AuditCommon Website Problems for Insurance Agents
We see these issues over and over in insurance-agents websites. Sound familiar?
Carrier Template Looks Corporate
Your Allstate or State Farm template site looks like every other agent's. Clients want a local advisor, not a corporate branch office.
No Personal Story or Bio
Insurance is a relationship business. If your site doesn't tell your story — why you do this, who you serve, what you believe — you're just another agent.
Too Many Product Pages, No Clarity
Auto, home, life, business, umbrella — a wall of product categories overwhelms visitors. Guide them to what they actually need.
No Reviews or Client Stories
A client who got a fair claims experience because of your advocacy is more convincing than any product brochure.
Quote Process Feels Impersonal
A generic quote form doesn't feel right for a relationship this important. Offer a way to schedule a quick conversation instead.
Community Involvement Not Shown
Local insurance agents thrive on community connections. Sponsorships, local events, and community involvement should be visible on your site.
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