For insurance agents
Be the agent your town calls first.
When a tree lands on the garage, people don't search for the best insurance agent. They call the one they know. Every week you bring your town its news, and they come to know you and trust you. We build the website, the newsletter and the social accounts, and send you the stories and the exact words to say.
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What most insurance agents do
Most agents are a name on a calendar.
Wall calendars, pens, a banner at the Little League field, and leads you pay for that five other agents bought too. Your neighbors see insurance ads all day, and they tune every one of them out.
People pick an agent they feel they know, and then they stay. Show up every week with your town's news, and you stop being a name on a calendar. You become the agent people already know.
Everyone else buys leads. You bring your town its news.
The stories
Stories an agent tells better than anyone.
Most weeks you tell the town's news. Some weeks a storm rolls through or a map changes, and you're the one people want to hear from.
The hail storm on Tuesday night.
Which parts of town got hit, what to take pictures of before you clean up, and how to spot a roofer who's only passing through.
The new flood maps are out.
Which blocks changed, where to look up your own address, and when the village holds its open house about them.
School buses are back on the road Monday.
The new bus routes, the school zone hours, and what the fine is for passing a stopped bus.
One household stays for years.
A family that trusts its agent brings the house, the cars and, later, the kids' first cars. Most people don't shop around until something goes wrong, and when they do, they call someone they already know.
Be that someone. A neighbor who watched you walk the town through the hail storm already knows who to call with a question about their policy.
Marketing that works
Most marketing buys attention. We build trust.
We've made more than 20,000 local videos, and the ones that bring in customers all do the same few things. Here's the difference.
| What most insurance agents do | What we do with you |
|---|---|
| Buys attention. Ads, mailers and paid leads. It all stops the day you stop paying. | Builds trust. Your face and your town's news, every week. It adds up, and it stays with you. |
| Talks about you. Specials, before-and-afters, "call me today." People have seen it a hundred times and scroll past. | Talks about them. What's happening in their town. People watch, and they remember who told them. |
| Chases views. Trends and sounds that strangers three states away watch. Views aren't customers. | Reaches neighbors. The people in your town, the only ones who can actually hire you. |
| Buries the point. A slow intro and a logo. The scroll wins in two seconds. | Answers first. One real question per video, answered in the first sentence. That's what makes a stranger trust you. |
| Shows up when it can. Twenty ideas posted once, then nothing for a month. | Shows up every week. The same rhythm, week after week, until your town expects you. |
| Disappears. A post is gone in two days, and AI can't watch a video. | Keeps working. What you say lands on your town's website, where search engines and AI can read it for years. |
How it works
Three steps.
Get the week's stories.
Every week we send you what happened in your town, already checked, with the finished script for each one. Keep the good ones, skip the rest.
Hit record.
Read the exact words, in your voice, at the length you record. Your opener and your sign-off are already in the script.
Post everywhere.
Post the video everywhere at once with Unbusied, which comes with your seat. The same story goes on your town's website and into its newsletter.
Pricing
One price. Host your town.
Your town
- Hey [your town]!, your town's media brand, with you as its host
- What we learned making 20,000+ local videos
- Your town's website, built and hosted by us
- Your town's email newsletter, set up and drafted every week
- Your town's Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube, set up by us
- Every week's local stories, with the finished scripts in your voice
- Unbusied, to post every video everywhere at once
- A video chat with us every month about what to record next
Apply only. One host per town. Month to month.
Just one reel helped a new private club reach 70% capacity right after it launched.
One of our hometown media platformsQuestions insurance agents ask
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I already sponsor Little League. Isn't that enough?
Keep it. A banner shows your name. Here, your town hears your voice and sees your face every week, telling them what's going on. That's how a name becomes someone they know.
Do the videos talk about insurance?
Mostly no. Most weeks you tell your town its news: what's opening, what's closing, what the village board decided. When the news touches your work, like a storm or new flood maps, you're the one who explains it.
I'm in the office with clients all day. When would I record?
In one sitting. We send the week's stories with the exact words already written, so you can record a week of videos at once, between appointments or after you lock up.
Will this bring me quotes right away?
We don't promise that, and nobody honest can. Trust takes weeks of showing up. What changes first is that people start to recognize you, at the ball field, at the post office, in line for coffee. The calls come from that.
Can another agent in my town do this too?
No. Each town has one host. Once it's you, we don't build the same thing for anyone else in your town.
What about the rules for my profession?
The stories are local news, not advice and not claims about your services. Anything that promotes your own practice follows your carrier's rules and your state's insurance advertising rules: you approve every word before you record it, and if someone reviews your marketing, they see it first.
Who owns the website and the accounts?
We do. We build, host and run them, which is why there's no build fee. You're the face and the voice of the brand. If you ever leave, the videos you made stay up and a new host can step in, so your town keeps its news.
What does it cost?
$999 a month, month to month. That includes the website, the newsletter, the social accounts, every week's stories and scripts, Unbusied for posting, and a video chat with us every month.
One last thing
Nobody in your town has claimed this yet.
Your town will know you before they need you. Each town gets one host, so it might as well be you.
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