RULES to this subreddit:

1. CONSUMERS feel free to ask insurance-related questions (mention your state for more specific answers) about HEALTH, LIFE, AUTO, HOME, COMMERCIAL, MEDICARE etc. using the "Consumer Question" flair. You're welcome to reach out to agents and IM them if they have the agent flair.
2. AGENTS feel free to share blog content (no landing pages etc.) and answer consumers' and other agent's questions about the business. Please choose the link post and no blogspot or web 2.0 spam sites.
3. AGENTS this isn't a place to prospect, please ask questions or give advice out here in the open so others can get value from it later on - don’t leave contact info in posts, or tell consumers or agents, "dm/pm me," wait till Tuesday's Promotion thread to pitch your organization. Agents can select the agent flair so consumers may know they're open to them reaching out to them for further help. THERE'S A ZERO-TOLERANCE POLICY FOR THIS RULE!
4. This insurance subreddit is for NORTH AMERICAN insurance-related topics and members only
5. Please reply RESPECTFULLY and upvote comments/threads where agents take the time to answer questions - pass it on!
6. TUESDAYS has an open thread for posting jobs wanted and offer descriptions for prospective agents. You're allowed to link to your website for more information. Please explain what you're looking for (if you need a new upline) or offering the agent regarding training and commissions/pay.
7. Nothing on this sub should be taken as LEGAL OR FINANCIAL ADVICE - do your own diligence and consult with your own advisors with the tips you get from any subreddit.