How to Improve Your Insurance Agency's Website
In this video, Ray Huang, head of marketing at Canopy Connect, speaks with Spencer Breidenbach from BrightFire, a done-for-you digital marketing agency for insurance agents. Join us to break down the before-and-after of an insurance agency's website redesign.
Website Objectives and Calls to Action
The insurance agency's old website had a prominent call to action for visitors to get a quote. However, the form was broken. Multi-step lead capture forms can be useful but create too much friction if not designed well. The new site has a simplified form with a clear value proposition.
Branding and Trust Factors
The site showcases partner logos from major insurance carriers to establish credibility. Customer reviews add social proof, but the new improved featured reviews connect them to real verified people for additional trust.
Navigation and Page Layout
The old site had overwhelming navigation that took up too much space, especially on mobile. The new information architecture (IA) focuses on the most important pages and policy types while still keeping other content for SEO.
Content and Imagery
More targeted images represent specific insurance needs instead of generic stock photos. Regular blog updates make an agency appear active and engaged.
Personalization and Humanization
Showing real staff and testimonials conveys the personal service of an independent agency. Small improvements like consistent headshots and bios, even if informal, make the people behind the brand relatable.
Small Changes That Make a Big Difference
This redesign showcased many incremental improvements in site objectives, trust factors, IA, content, and personalization that any insurance agency can emulate to optimize their online presence. Visit BrightFire's site to request a website audit or learn more about their custom digital marketing solutions.