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Coterie Insurance's And I Quote: Building Relationships with Insurance Agents

Coterie Insurance, Simplifying Small Business Insurance

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Coterie Insurance is focused on building a community of independent insurance agents that help insure small businesses across America. Coterie's podcast, And I Quote, was started to enhance how important relationships within the insurance industry are. Through events, LinkedIn, online communities, slack chats and so much more, our industry is connected at the core. Our hosts, Bobbie Collies & Ashleigh Burden, interview independent insurance agents, experts, & partners in our podcast. Discuss ...
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Welcome to MoneyMindsMingle, your go-to destination for all things insurance and personal finance! In a world where financial literacy is key to unlocking a secure future, our channel aims to unravel the complexities of insurance and empower you with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions about your personal finances. Whether you’re a seasoned investor looking to optimize your portfolio or a newcomer navigating the world of insurance, our diverse range of content caters to all level ...
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Bored of the same BS Marketing podcasts? With insights from the sharpest minds in the world, Daniel Murray unpacks their playbooks just for you to take into your weekly Marketing meeting. We'll get deep into the conversation with Marketing leaders from companies like Gymshark, Shopify, and Infiniti. Every week you'll hear from guests who run 9-figure businesses, manage communities of 20M+ people, and execute the campaigns you see on your timeline every day. The best part? We'll give you ALL ...
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In this episode of the And I Quote podcast, Ashleigh Burden speaks with John Morlan, founder and CEO of Smarter Risk, about the unique challenges small businesses face in risk management. They discuss the importance of having a solid risk management plan, the role of insurance agents, and the partnership between Coterie and Smarter Risk. John share…
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We’re heading into a bumpy economy. So, it’s time to audit what we’re doing in marketing. How do we do that? Auditing is all about alignment. Are your brand’s efforts in line with what’s going on in the world? Are you wasting any money, time, resources, etc.? One of the first things to change is KPIs and really figure out what matters. Plus, it’s t…
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In this episode of the And I Quote podcast, Ashleigh Burden of Coterie Insurance speaks with Alexandria Cardoze, the Digital Marketing Manager at Applied Systems. They discuss the evolution of marketing in the insurance industry, emphasizing the importance of data-driven marketing and personalization. Alex shares insights on effective marketing str…
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