Social Media for Insurance Agencies
FREE Insurance Agency Resource
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Social media content for your insurance agency.
Why pay for social media when you don’t have to?!
Sure, you could pay someone else to post generic social media content, but that simply doesn’t work these days. Trust us. We see the numbers. Instead, social media is all about sharing YOU and YOUR AGENCY. Use the content below but put your own spin on it. People want to see the people, culture, and vibe of your agency! That content will always perform best.
- Step 1: Choose a category below.
- Step 2: Download image and copy text.
- Step 3: Post image/text on your social media account.
Did you know that you may be eligible for discounts if you buy more than one insurance policy from the same company? Talk with your agent to see if you can bundle policies and pay less!
Understanding who is responsible for fallen tree damage can be complicated. If you have trees around your home, even if they’re not on your property, it’s important to understand how your insurance works. Your agent can help you understand!
The best content comes from your agency. That’s why we don’t post for you. Get creative, be human, and have some fun!
- Anything behind-the-scenes.
- How you work remotely.
- Examples of your culture.
- Tour of your office.
- Team member spotlight.
- Local events and volunteering.
- Holiday greetings.
Need a hand? Contact us.
When using your fireplace, be sure to keep glass doors open to prevent creosote buildup. If you have a mesh curtain, keep that closed to prevent embers from leaving the hearth.
If someone is hurt on your property and you’re held responsible, your assets are at stake. Make sure you have a sufficient limit on your homeowners insurance policy and consider an umbrella policy if you need more protection.
Electrical fires can severely damage your home. Prevent them by checking cords regularly for looseness, fraying or breakage, avoiding extension cords, and never forcing plugs into an outlet.
Renters insurance is significantly less expensive than homeowners insurance, yet less than half of all renters say they have it. If a tenant’s property is damaged in a fire or other disaster, the landlord’s insurance won’t cover replacement costs.
Almost every state has minimum auto insurance requirements. It’s important to purchase at least the amount required by law, but often this isn’t enough. Your insurance agent can help you determine the amount of coverage you need.
Is your child headed off to live at college? Your insurance needs may change so be sure to consult your agent.
Everyone should practice driving safety year round, but as schools reopen, it’s a great time for a reminder to watch out for children!
It’s easy to put off getting the coverage you need, especially when you feel unsure of how life insurance works and what policy is right for you. Call your agent today to discuss your options.
Up to 13% of motorists in the U.S. are uninsured. If an uninsured driver causes property damage or bodily injury to you, you’ll end up paying for it. Uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage can help.
Sometimes bundling your auto and home insurance can save you money. However, that’s not always the case. Be sure to do your homework when it comes to price comparisons.
Insure your home for what it would cost to rebuild or replace, not the market value. Whether the market in your area is high or low, you’ll still have the coverage you need.
Having a BBQ is a favorite summer treat, but each year thousands of Americans get injured while grilling outdoors. Be sure to use caution and never leave a grill unattended!
Could you list every item in your home as well as the value? Making a home inventory before disaster strikes can help you replace damaged belongings.
Opting for the least expensive insurance premium may leave you under-insured. Of course, you don’t want to be over-insured, either. An insurance advisor can help you sort it all out.
The Social Security Administration estimates that 25% of 20 year olds will become disabled before they turn 67. Buying LTD when you’re young and healthy keeps the premium down and ensures you’ll have it when you need it.
What happens if you total your car, but it’s worth less than you owe on it? Gap insurance can cover that difference.
Eating while driving is extremely dangerous and is often to blame for car crashes.
You are three times more likely to be in a car crash if you are fatigued.
Identity theft can be devastating. Consider purchasing identity theft protection services.
It’s important to look over your car periodically. Check your fluids, the treads on your tires, and your wiper blades!
Did you resolve to buy life insurance this year but you’re still putting it off? Understanding more about it can help. Consult an insurance agent to learn what type of policy might be right for you.
Keeping your distance from other drivers on the road is an important safety practice.
Even one inch of water can cause tens of thousands of dollars in damage to your home. Consider flood insurance.
Reduce the number and severity of workplace injuries and, in turn, potentially reduce your workers’ compensation premiums by creating a culture of safety in your organization.
Insurance is helpful when unfortunate circumstances arise, but implementing a comprehensive risk management strategy can help reduce the likelihood of losses.
The best content comes from your agency. That’s why we don’t post for you. Get creative, be human, and have some fun!
- Anything behind-the-scenes.
- How you work remotely.
- Examples of your culture.
- Tour of your office.
- Team member spotlight.
- Local events and volunteering.
- Holiday greetings.
Need a hand? Contact us.
As much as you try to avoid them, mistakes can still happen. Protect your business with errors and omissions (E&O) insurance which can cover legal defense and judgements against you.
If your commercial building is vacant, even partially, you may be exposed to risks your property insurance won’t cover. Vacant property insurance may help.
Getting business insurance can seem overwhelming. We’ll review your business and make sure you have the right coverage at the right price!
A business owners policy (BOP) combines business property and business liability insurance into one policy.
Even if your business is small or just starting out, neglecting to buy insurance for it puts everything you’ve built at risk.
If an owner, executive, or other essential employee dies, a key person life insurance policy can protect against financial losses.
If your business sells a product, you could be held liable for injuries caused by a malfunction or defective design. Proper insurance coverage can help protect you from losses.
If your business owns vehicles or your employees drive their own cars for company business, you need the right protection! Talk to your agent about commercial auto insurance.
Did you know that commercial property insurance not only protects the property your business owns or leases, but also what’s inside including inventory, equipment, fixtures, and furniture?
In an emergency, do you know how to reach all of your vendors, suppliers, insurance carriers, and employees? Periodically check your contact lists to be sure you can reach everyone you may need during a time of crisis.
If your computer system is hacked and there’s a data breach, costs add up quickly! Cyber liability coverage can help pay for expenses related to restoring damaged equipment, legal fees, and notification requirements.
What would you do if you couldn’t access your building due to a fire or natural disaster? Business interruption insurance can help cover operating expenses, temporary relocation, and even income you would have received if the business were open.
If your restaurant, brewery, or winery serves alcohol, liquor liability is a must. It covers defense costs and damages to person and property caused by intoxicated patrons.
Directors and officers of an organization are responsible for many big decisions. If they make the wrong ones and get sued as a result, the damages can be costly. Directors and officers liability coverage (D&O) can help.
Every 39 seconds. That’s how often hackers attack. October is Cyber Security month, so now is a great time to make sure your business is protected.
A commercial umbrella policy provides higher limits – typically between $2M and $10M – and provides coverage above the limits of your standard policies.
Thefts and burglaries can cause great harm to small businesses. How secure is your location?
Workers’ compensation insurance is mandatory in every state, but the laws in each state can vary. Have you protected your staff properly?
A business owner’s policy (BOP) combines general liability insurance with business property insurance into one policy. For many small businesses, this is an important policy to have.
Fatigue is a surefire way to kill your productivity. Getting a good night’s sleep will leave you rested and ready to take on the new day!
April is Stress Awareness Month. Stress can reduce productivity dramatically. Offer an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) to help employees weather life’s storms.
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month. Help employees take care of their children’s dental needs by offering dental insurance.
The best content comes from your agency. That’s why we don’t post for you. Get creative, be human, and have some fun!
- Anything behind-the-scenes.
- How you work remotely.
- Examples of your culture.
- Tour of your office.
- Team member spotlight.
- Local events and volunteering.
- Holiday greetings.
Need a hand? Contact us.
Telemedicine services allow individuals to seek medical treatment from home or anywhere else that works for them. This can help stop the further spread of illness and reduce time away from work for routine health checks.
Voluntary accident insurance is a cost-effective way to supplement your major medical plan while offering peace of mind to your employees.
Stress can leave your employees unfocused, unproductive, or even ill. An Employee Assistance Program (EAP) can help employees and their families deal with some of life’s challenges.
If your business isn’t subject to COBRA, you may still have continuation requirements under the law. Visit your state’s insurance department to learn about your obligations.
Offering group voluntary benefits is a great way to offer more insurance options to your staff at no cost to you!
According to MetLife, 50% of employees say health and wellness benefits are an important factor in loyalty to their employer.
Overwhelmed by benefits? We can review your current offerings or help you get started.
Employees expect a 401(k) plan. Show them you care about their ability to save for retirement by offering one.
Some employers are offering benefits to assist employees with student loans. Are you considering this?
Eye exams can help detect glaucoma, diabetes, high blood pressure, and arthritis. And because many eye diseases are asymptomatic in the early stages, an exam can help detect a problem before it’s too late.
Employees and employers agree that workplace culture is vitally important. It’s not just about snacks and team outings—it’s about showing employees you care.
February is National Heart Month. Encourage employees to take care of themselves by eating a healthy diet, exercising, and visiting the doctor regularly for exams.
Dental health can be a strong indicator of overall health. Offer your employees dental insurance and encourage them to get regular exams.
“I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: ‘We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal.’”
The best content comes from your agency. That’s why we don’t post for you. Get creative, be human, and have some fun!
- Anything behind-the-scenes.
- How you work remotely.
- Examples of your culture.
- Tour of your office.
- Team member spotlight.
- Local events and volunteering.
- Holiday greetings.
Need a hand? Contact us.
Did you know that no other month begins on the same day of the week as May does in any given year?
“The red and white and starry blue is freedom’s shield and hope.” – John Philip Souza
Get ready for falling leaves, sweater weather, and all things pumpkin spice!
Don’t forget to set your clock back one hour Saturday night! It’s also a great time to replace the batteries in your smoke detectors.
March is National Nutrition Month. Focusing on eating well is an excellent way to take care of yourself!
The Tuesday after Thanksgiving is National Day of Giving, also called Giving Tuesday. Consider donating to a cause close to your heart that could use your support!
It’s Employee Appreciation Week! Be sure to say thanks to those who help to keep your business running!
Do you rely on volunteers to help you accomplish your mission? This is the week to show them how much you appreciate them!
