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New
technology and software applications for agencies include a host of leading-edge
features designed to improve pricing, strengthen relationships and serve
customers better. For example, agencies will be able to better identify
and target customers with important life events, such as newlyweds or
teenagers approaching driving age, in order to sell them appropriate insurance
coverage. New household databases will provide agencies with more information
about their customers and a broader, more complete view of their lifetime
economic value, to better strengthen relationships with their most valuable
customers. New underwriting methods and pricing models, together with
marketing campaigns designed around them, will enable agencies to target
the most potentially profitable consumer segments. All these tools are
designed to help agencies better serve and retain more profitable customers,
as well as add to their existing book of business.
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"I
have a lot of business with Wes [my Allstate agent], including several autos,
my home, life insurance and my business. Iım convinced the technology he
uses helps him keep track of all my needs in order to serve me better,"
says Ken Ferdinand [seated], a 15-year customer of Allstate agent Wesley
White [standing]. Ferdinand owns four PJ's coffee shops in New Orleans.
White runs a large agency with four full-time staff members. "The new
computer software technology helps me organize my office better and provides
lots of features to continually add more value and strengthen my relationships
with customers," he says. |
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