The AIIA Social Media Summer Conference

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Transformation

Ground Rules• Ask lots of questions…

– Even dumb questions• I don’t expect you to be an expert

– Be prepared for my honest opinion– You can always follow up with me

• I may go on a tangent – It will always be relevant

• I don’t care if you email or send texts

• You don’t have to ask me to go the bathroom

Common Objections to Social & Digital

• We work on referrals

• So does the Internet

• It takes too much time…

• You don’t have time for to generate revenue?

• I don’t know anything about computers…

• Hire someone that does

• I don’t like the Internet…

• But your clients do

Myths About Selling Online• Internet Shoppers Buy on Price• Internet shoppers buy on keywords, the

consumer you want buys on answers to their question

• We Need To Be On Every Social Media Site to be Successful

• Success online is about becoming a valuable resource

• Consumers Need Our Expertise• The information gates to our knowledge have

been unlocked• Only young people use the internet and buy

online

Married, two children (9) &(15)

Became an agent 2001

Chairman of National Young Agents

Started my own agency 2010

Got S&D on April 12, 2010

Started GROW to help agents

my agency

jdc ins group

est. 1.1.2010

centralia il13,000 pop mobile agency

70% cl28% pl2% life

98.9% paperless

niche agency

“The GROW mission is to provide business the confidence to transform your business into a social and digital

business that can be found and compete online”

www.growprogram.com

Digital Media

Social Marketing

Social Marketing

“To be first in the mind of the consumer when they realize they have a problem and

need to find a solution”

Digital Media

“Is being where the consumer is when they search for a solution to a problem”

Why

It’s about connected or unconnected.

It’s no longer about young or old….

This Is The Connected Generation

This Is The Connected Generation

This Is The Connected Generation

The Connected Generation chooses you...

...on their own time line...based on their own research and

...their own belief in your story of value

The Connected generation communicates, buildsrelationships and makes buying decisions usingdigital and social media.

This is just not about marketing and advertising

“We can't find the consumer of today and bring them into the agency of yesterday or

you will have no future” - me

Individual and Personalization The prospect and client

Connected and Unconnected generations of prospects and clients

No age

Not based on their computer savyness

Based on:On their own time

Based on their own research

Their belief in your story of value

Individual and Personalization The prospect and client

Touches

The relationship they demand

The way they want to do businesson their own time line

based on their own research and

their own belief in your story of value

Never have there been more sectors of clients with their own needs and wants

We can't recruit and hire team members of today

and bring them into the agency of yesterday

Individual and PersonalizationYour agency

Connected and Unconnected Generation of employees

on their own time line -What time they work

based on their own research- How they work

their own belief in your story of value - trust

Every agency is different-no two are the same

Except for their workflows & methods that are

Face to Face meetings with client

Skype

Google hangout

Join.me

Cold calling

Write blogs

Email marketing

Network online

Individual and PersonalizationYour agency

Deliver policies by paper

Email

Thumb drives

Agency app

Communicate through snail mail

Email

Agency app

Facebook

Individual and PersonalizationYour agency

Ads – Yp, paper, radio, and billboard

Social platforms

Blogs

Google

We push our services and products

Today we pull them in by answering questions

Individual and PersonalizationYour agency

File cabinets

Paperless

AMS

Scanner

Email

Agency management

Use it for all it can do.

You have to use it

AMS is the hub – everything else is you

Individual and PersonalizationYour agency

(Application Programming Interface) API

Allows your AMS to talk and work together with other programs

API is the only way to meet

the individual needs of the

clients and agency

Allows you to use the tools and programs you need to serve your client and create 2020 workflows

Vendors are holding us back

Business or Agency

Case Study #1

Facebook iPad or Kindle Fire Referral Contest• Refer friend, family, co-worker, or yourself

• Present a quote

• Didn’t have to buy, just allow me to present a quote proposal

• Entered into a contest to win an iPad2/Kindle (Can use Make-A-Wish or other non-financial incentives depending on state regulations)

• The referrer and the referee

Contest Period Nov 14 – Dec 31• Drawing January 1st at 12:01am by Video

Upload to All Social Sites

My resultsGenerated 19 Referrals in 6 Weeks!Social & digital referrals only, had others not related to contest

• Didn’t fit agency philosophy of agency 5• Auto/Home

• Low limits, etc.

• Prospects given a proposal 14

• NB clients from those proposals 11 (78% CR)

Prior Insurance of 11 NB Clients

• State Farm 4

• Independent Companies 3

• Allstate 2

• Country companies 2

My resultsPrior Limits of 11 NB Clients

• 50/100/50 or 100 4• Moved 2 of those to 100/300

• Moved 2 of those to 250/500

• 1 took UMB

• 100/300/50 or 100 5• Moved 2 of those to 250/500

• 1 took UMB

• 250/500/ 250 Both had UMB 2• Moved one to 500/500 because of underlying limits due to UMB

My results

• Auto/Home Packages All

• EFT 10 of 11

• Total Policies Written 38 (3.4/Client)

• Auto – 11

• Home – 11

• UMB- 5

• Dwelling fire-4

• Motorcycle - 3

• Boat- 4

R.O.I

• Total Written Premium $28,000 FY (34,000 SY)

• Annual Commission $4,200 FY ($5,100 SY)

• Total Expense $1,650 (cost inc. CAP, Adv., iPad2)

• Total Profit $2,550 ($5,100 SY) ($7650 BY)

• Return on Investment 154% FY ($309% SY)

Case Study #2

FB R.O.I Fan review app

• Contest conducted April 13th – April 31st

• Contest Results• 28 reviews Facebook & LinkedIn

• 11 referrals

• 3 quotes

• 9 clients (62% CR)

• 26 fans gained from friends

• Ryan Hanley, Independent Agent, Blogger• Agent/Blogger of digital media (Director of Marketing)

• The Murray Group Insurance Services, Inc., Albany, NY

• Contest conducted April 23th – May 7th

• New Business Results –• 58 reviews FB & LinkedIn

• 28 referrals

• 19 quote opportunities

• Generated a total of 47 inbound actions!

Case Study #3

Case Study #4

• Quote & Referral Promotion

• May 6th -16th Drawing on 17th

• Promotion results• 23 inbound actions

• 9 referrals

• 14 quotes

• 19 proposals given

• 14 clients (73% CR)

• Financials• Expenses $850ish

• Income $5,700ish

Case Study #5• Quote & Referral Promotion

• Feb. 3rd – 14th 2014

• Jonesboro, AR

• Results

– 38 People contacted agency

– 27 Quotes & referrals (27 inbound actions)

– 17 NB clients

– 15 PL & 2 CL commercial accounts (Dr. & Garage)

– $10,210 in revenue

Numbers• As of 07.15.2014 (51 months)

• Thousands of fans, followers, and connections

• $383,000 NB social premium

• $41,000 NB Personal revenue

• $11,000 Life revenue

• $131,000 Total revenue PL NB & RN & Life

• $29,000 Commercial revenue NB & RN

• $191,000 Total revenue NB & RN PL/CL/Life

• 98% retention – Rest of book is about 92%

FB expenses

Cools tools

“The Blueprint”

Blueprint

Social & Digital Business

Marketing/Advertising/Networking

Prospecting

Communication

Sales process

Evaluating

Quoting

Submitting

Proposing

Finalizing

After the sale

Servicing

Retention

Cross selling

The business cycle

Marketing & Advertising & Networking

Social platforms

Blog

Search

Email

FB ads

Re-targeting

Prospecting

Social platforms

YouTube videos

Connections of LinkedIn

Social content

Digital search content

Communication

Social Platforms

Email

Texting

Digital search content

Video

G+ hangouts

Sales Process- Evaluating

Knowing the risk

Seeing the risk

Details of the risk

Records of the risk

Business Intelligence

Sales Process - Quoting

Company online raters

Agency raters

Online website raters

Sales- Submitting to carrier

AMS

AMS bridging

Fillable PDF’s

Secure transactions

Sales - Proposing

Ipads

Online proposals

Email proposals

Video conferencing

Sales - Finalizing

Email applications

E signatures

Electronic policy delivery

After the sale

Welcome kit

Electronic

Email

App

Servicing

Real-time

Self serviceOnline

App

Online chat

Video conferencing

Retention

Social platforms

Touches

Following

Cross selling

Cross-selling

Getting info at contact

Campaigns

Email

FB

Social Sites

Social sites

Social sites

• Stay connected with others instantly

• Broadcast to a large select audience

Social sites

• Broadcast myself on the jdcins channel

• Coverages and FAQ

• Market through email and website

• Tell a story

• Drawings

Social sites

• Prospecting -Business

• Discussions

• Content sharing

• Resume

Social sites

• Biggest thing moving forward

• Content

• Authorship and publisher tag

• Communities

• Google authority

• Tools like Google hangout

Cool Tools

Dropbox- video & audio sharing

Google Docs – Files and documents

Elance- Outsourcing

Fiverr- Outsourcing

ProjectCAP- Online portal, Trusted Choice

Hootsuite- manage multiple social profiles

Wordpress-Website

Animoto-Create videos

Cools Tools• Google Analytics- track hits and engagement

online

• Bitly- link shortener and tracker

• Picmonkey- picture software

• Abweber / Mailchimp /iContact- Email list

• Lastpass- password management

• Wistia- host video

Hit me up!

• Jason Cass

• 618.532.2277

• jason@jdcins.com

• www.jdcins.com

• Facebook www.facebook.com/jdcinsurance

• Twitter @jdcins

• LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/jdcins

• YouTube www.youtube.com/jdcins