Digital content is perhaps one of the most important aspects of your insurance website. Digital content sells or it can rob you of stellar results. It all depends on how you select and display your digital messages.
Many newcomers to webpage design confuse the idea of using digital content with showing flashy photo images or presentations filled with sales pitches. But digital content on your website should go beyond photo galleries or video arrays.
Digital content is idea delivery by the words you use, the images you display, and the messages you convey. These elements must co-exist, be balanced, and simple. Good digital content does what any talented seminar presenter does: It informs visitors to your insurance website and holds their interest by entertaining them. If done correctly, your web site's digital content totally engages your visitors.
1. Make it relevant
You do this by selecting your message makers to present one clearly recognizable idea. Your insurance website is your visual sales tool. What are your services? What do visitors to your website need to solve an insurance problem? Tell them, so they learn something and so they get the message in a non-threatening yet entertaining way.
2. Make it easy
One huge advantage to displaying your insurance message on a website is your ability to offer an assortment of "carry out" flyers. In today's world of advertising, this is called downloadables. If you overwhelm your potential customers with too many choices, you make it easy for them to walk away empty-handed.