Karla Flores Smith has built a strong team of knowledgeable agents to offer a wide variety of health care coverages.  They needed a site to support their in person marketing efforts. Special features of the site include:

• Insurance Page – No need to wait for snail mail or even email to get a policy brochure to a prospect. This page lists the various policies and links to brochures the prospect can read or download in preparation for a meeting with the agent.
• Career Page – Many people are looking for new careers now. This page offers guidance about becoming a health care insurance advisor and about joining the Insurance Experts team.
• Set Appointment Page –  A prospect or existing clients can schedule an appointment at their convenience through this page which provides links to each agent’s Calendly appointments. It’s available 24/7. There’s no phone tag!
• Directory Page – As different agents have different specialties, licenses and service areas, a visitor can quickly find information about their current agent or look for a new agent that fits just what they need.
• Blog – Articles from the agents or the team’s monthly emails are posted on the blog to expand the site’s content. This increases the chances of the site being included in Google search results. It helps researching prospects find the team.

Sandy Aguilera, founder of STAR Concepts, has unbelievable experience in law enforcement and self-defense.  She is able to connect so well with the students in her classes which gives them confidence to implement strategies to better protect themselves. She had started a website but needed help polishing it up.

Your Computer Lady helped resize photos and put them in better places on the pages. We made the Home Page slider work properly. We made the pages more consistent therefore easier to read.  Our copywriter expanded the content on the pages to give a more thorough picture of STAR Concepts mission and capabilities. (And improve the site’s search engine optimization!)

Anyone can build a website.  This is true.  However, you need to take into consideration the amount of time it will take you to learn the software and input your information. You need to consider what your site will be missing because you don’t have advanced skills and experience. If you input photos of the wrong size in a slider, the photos are going to look bad. Do you have the software to resize photos?  Do you know how?

My recommendation is to let professionals build the site. Then take some lessons to learn how to update the information.  You can change page content on the fly in case you add a new class.  You can make blog posts to expand your site’s content.  This is the best of both worlds. You’re keeping costs down while building a quality site.