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Start Up Insurance: Duffy Insurance |
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By Duffy Insurance on
10/13/2009 12:49 PM
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So you have taken the plunge in starting your business. Congratulations! To most entrepreneurs, there is no more exciting time than the start up faze of your business. With all the excitement, planning, 16 hour days, maxed out credit cards, sweat, blood and tears, you have taken your first step toward the American dream.
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MYTH: “I’m Not Rich, I don’t need Umbrella Insurance” |
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By Duffy Insurance on
10/6/2009 1:02 PM
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By the way what exactly is umbrella insurance anyway?
UMBRELLA INSURANCE- A type of liability insurance available to individuals and companies protecting them against claims above and beyond the amount covered by their primary policies or for claims not currently covered.
Source: Investwords.com
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The Gecko Myth |
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By Duffy Insurance on
9/21/2009 4:02 PM
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You hear it all the time, “buy direct, cut out the middleman.” Or, “why do you need an insurance agent? They will be a thing of the past, kind of like travel agents.”
You see it all of the time on TV. This company saves its customers $400/year on auto insurance. Another company saves its customers $500/year on auto insurance.
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Massachusetts Auto Insurance Coverage in a Nutshell |
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By Duffy Insurance on
8/5/2009 6:40 PM
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The above policy is a Massachusetts Auto Insurance policy written by Duffy Insurance. I want to use this to illustrate some important factors when determining what you should and should not purchase for insurance coverage. Typically the above policy is what we recommend purchasing to Duffy Insurance customers.
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5 Social Media Myths |
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By Duffy Insurance on
7/29/2009 12:14 AM
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Though social media continues to expand its reach every day, constantly bringing in new users, there are still skeptics among us, doubting what all these great advancements can do. Sure, social media may not work for everyone. Like anything, it’s what you make of it. Just because it doesn’t work for one person, doesn’t mean it may not work for you. To make your path to social media success a bit easier I’ve outreached to social media users (via Twitter) and asked them to help dispel and confirm some common social media myths:
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Twitter Quitters |
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By Duffy Insurance on
7/6/2009 10:24 AM
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According to Mashable.com, The Social Media Guide, 60% of Twitter users quit within the first month. The problem? Twitter is big news; it’s a place for real-time updates on just about anything. It’s made headlines by being a key component to Iranians in the midst of the Iran election, and it even broke the news to MILLIONS about the death of Michael Jackson. So how is it that something leaving such large footprints in history is not hold the attention of it’s users?
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Social Media Selfishness |
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By Duffy Insurance on
6/26/2009 10:31 AM
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Once you’ve got the hang of social media you can start using it to benefit your brand and your company’s brand. The important thing, however, is to not be too selfish. Social networking sites are often referred to as crowded barrooms. You can tune out the conversations you don’t want to hear and lean into the ones that interest you. Do you want to be the person on the bar stool screaming about how great you are when nobody asked? No, no you do not.
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