Re: Zywave and other HR/broker tools

[KyleSloane]

You can take a look at Agency Revolution. They are a company that I have spoken with, and have comparable services.

 

[702Broker]

I"m in the same boat - Zywave prices have gone through the roof!

 

[JAM54]

We have a subscription to Zywave. It is very expensive for what you get -- and the more tools you want to use, the more it costs. It does not help a broker working in the "under 50" employee group. More beneficial for 401k sales than group health. Judy Diamond has pretty much the same information.

 

[Prouddad]

Zywave appears more suited for a medium sized agency rather than for an individual or small brokerage. It's list of services is comprehensive, but it's pricey and they want to lock you into an agreement of no less than a year for most of their offerings.

Zywave has well-done training videos for its broker subscribers, but don't expect timely responses if you have questions or problems. This is even more troubling to me than their prices.

 

[insurenews]

Try Insurancenewsletters.com. They have great content a really user-friendly tool for sending out newsletters and drip campaigns and they always write new articles that are written for insurance agency clients.
They have no contract and their prices are quite reasonable.

 

[insurenews]

Foremostadvice is nice, but its more Financial than insurance or benefits...
Anyone know anything more benefits related?

check out insurancenewsletters.com They have articles written by insurance industry journalists and have timely benefits content that keeps up with all the changes taking place.

Their newsletter system is easy to use and they don't lock you into a contract.

 

[insurenews]

I'm going to bump this to the top. Are there any alternatives? Our agency has spoken to one of the reps. Seems to be a great tool, but we don't have any comparisons.

Insurancenewsletters.com
It's a great tool for agents and has content that is written better than Zywave's. Their content is timely and written for insurance agency's clients. Their newsletter tool is really user friendly as well. Drag and drop, etc.