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... this type of third-party content available for agents to add to their sites. Again, although the carrier should get credit for providing this information, it needs to be "embedded" within the agent's brand. Insurance and Related Links Agents can build the value of their sites by including links to other sites their visitors are likely to find helpful (such as the State Department of Transportation, Department of Motor Vehicles, Insurance Commissioner, and insurance consumer sites) . For comprehensive listings that you can install on your Web site, go to Ultimate Links and Useful Links on the IMMS.com Members Page. Because carrier marketing departments already have these lists, it would make sense to put them into HTML format and make them available for agency Web site linking. This is a great way to leverage a small ... find agency sites and providing background services for these sites and the agency automation systems that support them. This solution involves a number of elements: Agency Web Site Locators Although carrier Web sites usually have areas for the press, stockholders, employees, and suppliers, they leave customer service and relations to their agents. That means they need to provide the public with an effective agency-locator service. The carrier's home page should feature an agency locator that allows site visitors to home in on an agent by location (ZIP code, area code, or state/city) and product (Auto, Home, Life, Main Street, and so forth) . Search results should include general information about each agency (name, address, phone, fax, and e-mail address), together with links to ...

... this type of third-party content available for agents to add to their sites. Again, although the carrier should get credit for providing this information, it needs to be "embedded" within the agent's brand. Insurance and Related Links Agents can build the value of their sites by including links to other sites their visitors are likely to find helpful (such as the State Department of Transportation, Department of Motor Vehicles, Insurance Commissioner, and insurance consumer sites) . For comprehensive listings that you can install on your Web site, go to Ultimate Links and Useful Links on the IMMS.com Members Page. Because carrier marketing departments already have these lists, it would make sense to put them into HTML format and make them available for agency Web site linking. This is a great way to leverage a small ... find agency sites and providing background services for these sites and the agency automation systems that support them. This solution involves a number of elements: Agency Web Site Locators Although carrier Web sites usually have areas for the press, stockholders, employees, and suppliers, they leave customer service and relations to their agents. That means they need to provide the public with an effective agency-locator service. The carrier's home page should feature an agency locator that allows site visitors to home in on an agent by location (ZIP code, area code, or state/city) and product (Auto, Home, Life, Main Street, and so forth) . Search results should include general information about each agency (name, address, phone, fax, and e-mail address), together with links to ...