Marketing

In today’s age, customers expect high-quality, consistent content from brands. Content marketing helps you build trust, develop relationships, improve conversions, and generate leads. How can insurance firms create a content marketing strategy?

In an effort to clamp down on greenwashing, the FCA is proposing new measures on how terms like ‘ESG’, ‘green’ or ‘sustainable’ can be used, to help avoid the misleading marketing of products and services.

Without a system of protection in place your business is open to risks. What steps can you take to reduce the risk of unauthorised content appearing on your organisation's social media channels?

Insurance brokers are well-versed in determining customers’ wants and needs, along with establishing other factors such as affordability, each individual customer’s knowledge of insurance and fact finds. But how many have considered turning this profiling skill set towards marketing and growth?

Traditional business methods, such as networking, word of mouth and visiting clients, have been rocked as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. This will have left many brokers asking the question – where will new business come from?

The mindset of a customer is more forward-thinking than ever. Is it enough for a business to just deliver a service well, or do they also need to plan ahead to avoid future problems and respond to changes in the market? Tom Wood considers why getting ‘stuck in the present’ may be a risk for businesses.

One of the most important steps in the development of a marketing strategy is the process of segmentation, targeting and positioning, or STP for short.

There is a vast amount of readily available information on GDPR, but how do you know if it’s all accurate and up to date?

TOFU MOFU BOFU – Whilst it sounds like the name of a posh new ‘fusion’ restaurant, it’s actually a well-used acronym within marketing, which deserves wider acknowledgement and understanding.