We get asked often if we do websites that are not insurance-related. In the past, we've been 100% focused on insurance, but we've made some exciting updates at our neighboring platform Webtricity. So now we can...
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We are excited to announce that Banyan Theory and Webtricity have been added to the Trusted Choice TechCompare program as insurance agency website vendors. This means that another big name in insurance agrees that we...
We sent out the following email today regarding our pricing. We hope you find it refreshing. To: All Customers From: Banyan Theory Subject: A Refreshingly Different Email About Pricing Hi there, If you're like us, you'...
If you offer business insurance, writing a blog post on your insurance agency website about a situation like this and how the business insurance policy would come into play would make it clear to potential customers that you understand business insurance needs and real-world implications.
We're happy to announce that insurance agency websites from Banyan Theory now come with Slack integration, at no additional cost. In case you're not familiar, Slack is an internal communications app, where your agency...
If you have an insurance agency website, you've probably heard the terms website accessibility and ADA compliance. We'd like to help you understand your responsibilities as a business owner with a website, and how we...
Online forms are a fast and effective way to gather quote requests from your prospective customers. This is a powerful tool for generating new leads for your business, even outside of regular office hours – but how can...
If you use a credit card to pay your business expenses, chances are you are also earning points back on everything you spend. Whether those points are redeemable for cash back, merchandise, gift cards, or travel...
We wrote recently about how Chrome and Firefox have started showing a “Not Secure” warning on webpages that don’t use HTTPS (SSL). And starting in October, Chrome will make this warning much more noticeable.
This is part of our Why HTTPS series.
Simply supporting SSL on your website isn’t quite enough. However, there are two easy and free things you can do to make your setup much more secure: require HTTPS, and enable HSTS. What do these mean? Read on to find out in this second post in the series.