ICYMI: Keeping Up With the Carriers: How Your Website Can Compete

August 18, 2016 Matt Farrell

In August's Masters of Marketing, Matt Farrell, Website Coordinator, talked about how insurance agents can compete online with big name carriers.

If you missed the presentation, click here to view a recording. You can also view the slides below.

Keeping Up With the Carriers: How Your Website Can Compete from Insurance Technologies Corporation (ITC)

Join us next time on Thursday, September 15th at 12 p.m. CT. AgencyBuzz Coordinator Malika James will cover the topic Appearance is Everything: Using Effective Email Design to Win Over Your Contacts.

About the Author

As a website coordinator, Matt Farrell is the initial contact to customers who purchase Insurance Website Builder. He coordinates all aspects of website design between the customer and our graphic designers. Before joining ITC in 2016, Matt worked as a meteorologist and broadcast reporter. He has a bachelor’s degree in communication studies from the University of North Texas and a bachelor’s degree in meteorology from Mississippi State. Matt enjoys bowling, playing golf, and spending time with his wife, two dogs and a cat.
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