Articles by Anita Nevins

Nevins is the founder and co-CEO of Direct Connection Advertising & Marketing. She manages the company and is heavily involved in strategy and planning for the agency's clients.

How to Build Trust with Small Business Insurance Clients

Establishing trust with small business clients is key to maintaining their loyalty over time. Insurance professionals can build trust and communicate effectively with smaller enterprises by focusing on personalized service, clear marketing, and understanding their niche needs. Communicate Clearly Small …

Digital Transformation in Insurance Marketing: How to Leverage Technology to Drive Growth and Engagement

The insurance industry has historically been slow to adopt new technologies – often relying on traditional outreach, marketing and client management methods. However, digital transformation has taken hold across the sector in recent years, radically reshaping how insurance companies engage …

Unlocking Success in the Insurance Industry: The Power of Account-Based Marketing

In the insurance industry, staying ahead of the competition requires innovative approaches to client acquisition and relationship management. One strategy gaining prominence is account-based marketing (ABM), a targeted and personalized approach that is proving to be a game-changer for insurance …

The Power of Social Proof: Enhancing Credibility & Trust for Your Insurance Business

The insurance industry is built on trust and relationships — and generating business often means building confidence and establishing expertise with your audience. One highly effective method of building trust is through the use of “social proof.” This psychological phenomenon …

5 Tips for Applying H2H Marketing to Your Insurance Business

Human-to-human (H2H) marketing is a specialized approach that focuses on fostering authentic connections and establishing meaningful relationships with potential customers. In an era where automation often dominates marketing strategies, it’s crucial to acknowledge the significance of the human element in …