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Thinking of placing my licensing info on my site to add credibility. Do agents do this? Good/bad idea?
Good to Place License Info on Site?
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It's a requirement if you are licensed in certain states---especially California. If you want, you can go to my site and see how I listed mine on front page toward bottom.
It's public information anyway.
It's public information anyway.
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Perfect. Thanks again Steve!
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Anytime Mick. Is your website up yet?
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Pretty much, kinda, I think....
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If you're a life insurance agent, it's required in CA, LA, MA, MN and UT.
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Thanks Jroot. I'm not licensed in those states, but I'm going to put our numbers on our websites regardless.
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You can always put a link to your DOI license info page.
I have one in my About SC-LifeInsurance section.
I have one in my About SC-LifeInsurance section.
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Even better than I have it..Thanks! Did you login to the doi and copy/paste that link for your website? For some reason I thought those kind of websites required the user to login every time to view.
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The sc doi has a public search function to look up agents and agencies. So that is the public search page that I just copied over and put in a link.
Most doi websites have this.
I had to login and edit my doi account to have my website link on my doi page.
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