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Posts Tagged ‘Insurance and Commerce’

Focus on Customer Obsession by Understanding Consumer Needs, Wants, and Expectations

How close are you really to your customers? In this fast-changing consumer environment, staying close to the customer is critical. The relationship and understanding of your customer should be used to drive strategies across the entire organization.   We all get high-level behavioral segmentation studies and marketing personas, but they don’t get us closer to the […]

What Your Digital Commerce Strategy Means to Your Company

Last week, we introduced our blog series on insurance commerce. We discussed the need to consider all the commerce activities that take place before the customer engages in a purchase. First, You’ll Need a Strategy There are many versions of the famous quote that says, “Strategy without execution is a dream, and execution without strategy […]

How to Improve Your Organization’s Customer Experience in the Age of Digital Insurance

As customer expectations around how to purchase insurance online evolve, it’s crucial for insurance carriers to create online purchasing experiences that exceed expectations and drive revenue and growth opportunities for their organizations. To do this the right way, insurance carriers will need to evaluate their current ecommerce strategy to ensure they’re meeting both business goals […]

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Consumer Empathy – The Missing Piece in Creating Excellent Insurance Purchasing Journeys

As we’re slowly climbing out of the pandemic, the insurance industry has a fresh opportunity to begin to reinvent itself to align with the changing values of society and leverage the power of data and technology to do more than just deliver innovations in products, underwriting, and operational efficiencies. Carriers can reorient the foundational principles […]

Shifting the Perspective – The Side of Commerce That Never Gets Talked About

When we speak about commerce, specifically ecommerce, we typically think about a situation where a customer needs a product. They navigate to Google or their favorite site to find this product, add it to their cart, and checkout. While this is the traditional model for ecommerce, there’s another side of digital commerce that doesn’t get much […]