The course – structured over 52 weeks – provides brokers with actionable and useful tips each week to help provide a higher quality website that gains exposure from a range of low cost internet marketing techniques.

A new complimentary course has been launched today by Speedie Consultants Limited in response to growing activity by Insurance brokers online.

Jason Hulott, the author, says: “The course is in response to a number of requests from potential clients who need introductory help with the Internet. As Brokers need to look for more avenues to earn incomes as the credit crunch bites, many are looking to their websites to drive more business and allow them to cross sell quickly and cheaply”.

Insurance Marketing is a free course where each week the subscriber will receive a short note with a single tip on how to improve their revenues and website ability to rank well in Google and the other major search engines.

Being delivered in this way means that each tip is easy to implement and does not overwhelm the broker who may be in charge of his / her own website.

To receive the course, visit www.insurance-marketing.co.uk and sign up.

Insurance Marketing Free 52 week course – Learn the Online Secret Strategies to boost your Insurance Business RevenuesTo receive the course, visit Internet Marketing and sign up.
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