Strategies in Content Creation
September was a great month for content. I was able to coerce great Guest Blog posts out of some of the best insurance bloggers in the country. I want to Thank everyone who contributed to RyanHanley.com and everyone who visited during the month of September.
This is the fifth update to my book Mobilize: Six Steps to Convert Fans and Followers into a Social Media Sales Army.
27,000 plus words in… I’ve finally named the book (Always subject to change). Mobilize – Six Steps to Convert Fans and Followers into a Devoted Sales Army.
Our chapter is laser focused on doing more business and we are actively looking for quality, growth-oriented businesspeople of the Capital Region to join our group. BNI is not for everyone, but those who embrace the process and the early mornings find every meeting a rewarding and educational experience.
The reason 2010 was an amazing year is very simple, in both my personal and professional life (which when you work in a family owned insurance agency are essentially the same thing) I dedicated myself to building meaningful relationships with as many people as I could and learning something new every single day.
If you live in the Albany / Capital Region and you haven’t been to Angie B’s Bean and Creamery, than you are surely missing out on a local treasure.
The point of this post is to say Thank You. Thank you for reading and participating in the Albany Insurance Professional. I have been able to connect and communicate with many of you reading this article and I want you to know how much I have appreciated all the new relationships I’ve formed this year.
Though are government keeps printing more and more money it my belief that less and less of those de-valued dollars are going to make it into the hands of organizations that are trying to make a difference.
March is RyanHanley.com’s birthday month. The Albany Insurance Professional blog has been alive and cranking out Insurance content for over a year now and I want to thank each and every person who has participated in the sites success.
Recently a number of insurance companies have decided to market their product primarily around price. Fifteen minutes could save you 15% and programs like Name Your Price convey an irresponsible message that ultimately could hurt the insurance buying public.
