Guides for insurance agents
The messages that are hard to write — a denial, a rate increase, a non-renewal, the life insurance conversation. Each one has a worked example you can adapt, and a short note on what to avoid, which is usually the useful part.
Written by Richard Bass, a working independent insurance agent who built ProducrIQ for his own agency.
- The renewal reminder email that starts a conversation
What to send 30 to 60 days before a policy renews, so the client replies instead of filing it. With a worked example.
- What to write when a claim is denied
How to tell a client their claim was denied without losing them — what to explain, what not to promise, and a worked example.
- Telling a client their rate went up
The email that keeps a client through a rate increase: what to explain, what not to blame, and a worked example.
- Following up on a quote without nagging
What to send when a quote goes quiet — one message that gets an answer either way, with a worked example.
- Thanking someone who sent you a referral
The note that makes a referral partner send you a second one. What to say, what not to offer, and a worked example.
- Reaching a client before their policy lapses
What to send when a payment is missed and coverage is about to stop. Urgency without panic, and a worked example.
- The welcome message after a policy binds
What to send a new client in the first 48 hours — the message that sets up every renewal after it. With an example.
- Winning back a client who left
How to approach a client who went elsewhere, without sounding bitter or desperate. With a worked example.
- Asking an auto client about their home
How to raise a second line without it reading as a sales call, and a worked example you can send today.
- Starting the life insurance conversation
How to raise life insurance with a P&C client without it getting weird. What to say, what to never say, and an example.
- Asking a client for a Google review
When to ask, how to ask, and the message that actually gets a review written. With a worked example.
- When the carrier won't renew
How to tell a client their carrier is non-renewing them, and keep them as a client. With a worked example.