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Whether you’re starting out as a new insurance agency or are simply looking to grow your leads, it can be tempting to purchase a list of emails. However, this can backfire and do much more harm than good.

Here are the top three reasons why you shouldn’t purchase email lists and what to do instead.

Clients know when they are just another name on your email list. And because they can tell you’re sending the same information to everyone—they no longer feel special.

What works better than a newsletter? Personalized emails with content that makes your clients feel like you’ve picked it just for them.

Agents who use ClientCircle are in on a secret. We have a feature called Client Connect that helps you stay in touch with your customers by sending them personalized content from all around the web—content you’ve selected and approved.

If you use ClientCircle, you know that we have a unique approach to newsletters. One of our features, Client Connect, helps agents stay in touch with their customers by sending them personalized content from around the web—content the agent has selected and approved.

Client Connect has many content libraries from which you can choose your stories. From tips for homeowners to content for business owners, we have it covered. But in case you want to build a library from scratch, here are some tips.

You’ve probably heard about OpenAI’s new ChatGPT. Our writers spent some time testing it out and were impressed.

It’s pretty fun. And it’s remarkably good at producing usable content. And although ChatGPT is the best AI for writers we’ve seen yet, we don’t plan to use it to write our content quite yet. Here's what it is and isn't good at.

When you’re searching online for a new business, let’s say a new dentist, where do you start? You’ll either ask a friend for a recommendation or you’ll head to Google.

If you see one office with 3.5 stars and 119 reviews, and another office with 4.5 stars and 42 reviews, which one will you choose? Probably the one with 4.5 stars, right?

Many business owners think the quantity of reviews is the most important part of their Google My Business page. However, the number of reviews you have doesn’t even make the top three things consumers look for when deciding which local business to use.

Here's what does.