Anyone Use ITC Insurance Tech for Their Website?

[JohnWalker]

What am I doing wrong, I have had them for 3 years and my website is nothing more than a glorified business card. I have literally gotten no new business from it. I have a good name, good looking website, but it literally costs me $500 a year with no tangible return on investment. Any suggestions?

having a nice website and doing seo/marketing for your website are 2 different things. Its like renting out an office space, not doing any advertising, and blaming the leasing company that you don't get any walk ins to your office.

 

[rugerred]

having a nice website and doing seo/marketing for your website are 2 different things. Its like renting out an office space, not doing any advertising, and blaming the leasing company that you don't get any walk ins to your office.

That is one thing we discussed in detail, how many hours a day/week are needed to get the best results. I actually was surprised, I was expecting 20-30 hours or something I couldn't do, but 6-10 is pretty manageable.

 

[JohnWalker]

That is one thing we discussed in detail, how many hours a day/week are needed to get the best results. I actually was surprised, I was expecting 20-30 hours or something I couldn't do, but 6-10 is pretty manageable.

It really depends on your strategy. You can spend 30 hours on SEO and get no results or you can spend a few and see a lot.

 

[rugerred]

Thats pretty vague, but I think we all want the same results.

 

[JohnWalker]

Well its true in the beginning I would spend probably 10+ hours a day working on my website and doing SEO. It doesn't mean I did all the right things. Now I have a strategy and a plan so I can spend way less time working on the site and link building while getting better results. The reality is the learning process can take up a lot of time and money.

 

[rugerred]

There in lies my challenge, I will be learning from scratch, and hope that I can do enough right to pay for it while I learn. Realistically 1 sale a month keeps the project in the black.

 

[JohnWalker]

Well best of luck......

 

[rugerred]

I am looking forward to the challenge. Its going to be a bigger necessity in the future I think, especially in the health market.

 

[lrixford]

What am I doing wrong, I have had them for 3 years and my website is nothing more than a glorified business card. I have literally gotten no new business from it. I have a good name, good looking website, but it literally costs me $500 a year with no tangible return on investment. Any suggestions?

Give us a call at 800-343-3482 Option 4. We can discuss some ideas on improving traffic, keywords, etc. You can also look into using some of our newer features such as the partner pages that create good quality traffic. Next, the key to getting your website noticed is fresh, unique content. Talk about that with your tech person as well.

Finally, 3 years? Time for a refresh on your website. Talk to your website coordinator for some options that we can do for you.
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There in lies my challenge, I will be learning from scratch, and hope that I can do enough right to pay for it while I learn. Realistically 1 sale a month keeps the project in the black.

You are the exact type of customer that we like to have. Someone who is invested in it. We are always here to help and make suggestions as JohnWalker can surely testify to...in fact many features and changes come from conversations with people like him.

 

[rugerred]

I am hoping you stand-up that helping remark. I will do the work, but I will need some directions. Later I plan on being to busy, and have to pay you guys to maintain the site.