Your agency's website
should be yours.
Insurance agency websites and SEO, built so the agency owns them. Most agency marketing runs on somebody else's platform - the site, the phone number, the lead data, the rankings you paid to earn. I build the other kind, and the difference only shows up on the day you try to leave.
Proof
A live lead engine
Stage
~6 weeks
Handoff
Everything, always
- The proof, first
Renter,
to owner.
In final-expense insurance the standard unit of growth is a purchased lead: generated by an aggregator, resold to several competing agents, and untraceable after the sale. The buyer cannot answer the only question that matters - did the money turn into a policy?
For a national final-expense group I moved that whole chain from rented to owned: a compliant funnel on their own domain producing exclusive leads, a CRM where every lead carries a disposition, and an ads layer whose numbers are checked against the sales floor rather than against itself - and the organic search work sitting under all of it, on their own domain, earning rankings the agency keeps. The case study includes the finding that did not flatter the work, because that was the finding worth having.
- Asked plainly
Three questions,
straight answers.
- What does an agency site cost here?
- It is quoted once, after a short conversation about what the agency actually needs. Builds land on a working URL in about six weeks, with the SEO groundwork in place rather than sold back to you later.
- Can I see insurance work before we talk?
- Yes. A national final-expense group runs a funnel, a CRM and an ads layer I built end to end. The case is on this site, with the reasoning and the numbers that did not flatter it.
- What happens if I leave?
- Nothing. You already have it — the code, the domain, the analytics, the CRM records, the ad account. There is no platform to be locked out of, because I never put you on one.
- Live pulse audit, free.
Any URL. Five checks.
The same module behind the paid audit, run against your URL. Twenty-five free runs a day from this browser.
- On contact. Taking work now.
Bring the brief.
I'll bring the receipts.
Send a URL. Get a teardown. Reply within one business day. The audit is the door - if it lands, the conversation continues. If it doesn't, the audit is still yours.