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Autocarinsurancebest.com is an insurance brokerage website that features a simple user interface for comparing online car insurance quotes and policies.

An efficient user interface can help customers compare online auto insurance rates. Internet Marketing Company has successfully designed a theme and user interface that is simple and efficient.

It is now possible to compare online rates in just a few minutes. Drivers can find coverage for any type of vehicle (including trucks and vans) on a single website: http://autocarinsurancebest.com/ .

In order to compare quotes, clients have to enter their ZIP code. This helps the search engine select plans from the customers area. Since insurance prices can vary from state to state, this step is required and very important. After this, clients will have to complete a simple quote form and then, they will have access to a list of offers for vehicle coverage.

Autocarinsurancebest.com is an online provider of life, home, health, and auto insurance quotes. This website is unique because it does not simply stick to one kind of insurance provider, but brings the clients the best deals from many different online insurance carriers. In this way, clients have access to offers from multiple carriers all in one place: this website. On this site, customers have access to quotes for insurance plans from various agencies, such as local or nationwide agencies, brand names insurance companies, etc.

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Seattle, WA (PRWEB) December 12, 2014

In the newly posted article, The Key Website Elements Of An Inbound Marketing Company, Fannit.com guides business owners and marketing managers through the key website elements that help verify an internet marketing companys capabilities.

In their article, they mention that the internet has changed users buying habits in a big way. For instance, users do not rely on salespeople to send them information about products anymore, instead conducting their own research on the credibility of a company, the efficiency or quality of the products sold, and other such aspects.

The article goes on to state that using an inbound marketing company can help relieve the marketing pressures that a business owner or marketing manager may feel as they juggle several hats within the company.

One of the ways they mention that marketing agencies can be assessed is by examining their website, stating that, with the online environment growing larger by the second, having a website has become an absolute necessity if you want to be more visible to your audience and let potential customers find you. A good website should fit your companys goals and objectives perfectly, featuring an attractive design that makes it easy for users to navigate and comprehend, whether they are familiarized with your industrys general lexicon or not.

They also show how to assess the resources page, and mention that the social profiles should all show the signs of good marketing.

Blogging is also listed as a key area of assessment and an important part of inbound marketing. Deciding whether a specific agency will help a business reach their target audience and convert visitors into paying customers becomes a matter of demonstrating whether or not they are blogging regularly. Publishing at least one blog post every couple of days reflects a dedication to keeping their own audience engaged, providing strong evidence that they can do the same for another company as well.

Business owners and marketing managers alike will benefit from the insight given in this article.

About Fannit Fannit.com is a full service internet marketing agency that helps companies increase their online presence through engaging and well placed content. They service Seattle area and U.S. based companies with inbound marketing, content development, SEO, PPC, E-mail, Press Release, and Website Conversion Optimization.

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How to Manage News Feed to See More of the "Good Stuff"
Wish you could manage your news feed on Facebook to cut out the garbage and see more of the good stuff? If you #39;re not happy with what you #39;re seeing in your news feed, chances are you #39;re not...

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Social marketing has become an increasingly popular option for companies, but delivering it often involves using a number of different tools to handle publishing, monitoring of campaigns and more.

To streamline the process brand and audience specialist Parllay has announced some new integrated, knowledge-based tools. Parllay Studio is a complete content marketing and trend Intelligence platform powered by a semantic knowledge engine.

It has also released Parllay Channels, a content aggregation, product discovery and loyalty marketing platform that helps brands create sales from social engagement.

"The Parllay ecosystem of products helps brands cut through the social clutter and establish meaningful relationships with their customers and build branded communities at scale", says Tarek Najm, CEO and founder of Parllay. "As a team of former data mining, advertising and knowledge engineering executives, we saw an opportunity to usher in a new wave of products to close-the-loop from content discovery and marketing to merchandising".

Parllay Studio has a number of key features including a visual dashboard of trending stories, social listening and intelligence to gauge whats being said about brands, and an interactive calendar to manage campaigns and messages across channels. Analytics allow campaign performance to be reviewed and summarized.

Parllay Channels helps businesses build branded communities, creating dynamic social hubs using their aggregated social content, user-generated content, campaigns and loyalty rewards programs. Features include the ability to create personalized messages and promotions in real time, point-based loyalty programs, and a Semantic Explorer that blends user-generated and branded content.

Cloud-based subscriptions to Parllay start from $500 per month. For more information you can visit the Parllay website.

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Social media has mainly been a marketing effort in financial services, and many firms are not tracking ROI. Yet, some are deriving value from analysis of social data, whether it's sentiment analysis for trading or credit risk in lending.

Financial services institutions treat social media as a marketing and branding effort, but the next phase is integrating social data into business strategy and customer analysis, according to executives at the InformationWeek Financial Services/Dell Think Tank roundtable event on Tuesday.

The potential for social media across an organization is large, but customers have not aligned their business objectives with their social objectives. Theyve just gotten rolled up into we have to be on Facebook and Twitter, said Sean Breen, director, banking practice at Dell Services at the InformationWeek Financial Services/Dell Think Tank roundtable held on Tuesday in New York.

Its really important to be aligned with a business strategy, which is when you uncover business value, whether its reducing call center costs, or increasing your product development quality, or increasing customer satisfaction. It could be any one of those metrics, so you are just not doing tech for technology sense, but always aligning it with the business, argued Breen.

Almost half (48%) of the respondents to the UBM Tech survey released on Tuesday said the social media responsibility rests within their marketing organizations. The survey of 300 professionals in banking, insurance, and capital markets found that social media is at a transition point. A minority of financial services firms are starting to explore and invest in the broader concept of a social enterprise to derive social intelligence from customer data, the study said.

In fact, a minority of firms have begun setting up command centers that enable centralized management and monitoring of social media across the organization, to seek revenue and cost benefits.

At Wells Fargo & Company, social media resides in the marketing department, but the firm is applying it across the business and geographies. Were seeing a transition in putting social back into the business, said Kelli Carlson, VP, social engagement leader, wholesale social strategy at Wells Fargo & Company, who spoke on the Getting Social panel at the Financial Services Think Tank (#DoMoreFSIT) live event this week. The bank has an inside-out strategy to integrate social across all of its business units and geographies. With 300,000 employees, Wells Fargo has a command center in three locations, with 72 sources coming in where it monitors the traffic.

Recruiting is one area where Carlson sees potential for social media to pay off. The bank is using social media to talk about the new positions or jobs that it has. Theres a big war on right now in finding the top talent in the financial industry, so using social is going to get us in the forefront of gaining that top talent, said Carlson.

However, the study found that the typical social media effort at financial institutions is a marketing-led initiative with simple uses and low expectations. In terms of which divisions use social media, 80% answered marketing. Relying on it as a communications tool, 67% of participants listed company news, 49% cited community news, 48% advertising, and 48% announcements.

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