¾ÅÉ« announced that insurance agency owners looking to sell their agencies may post agency-for-sale listings on the highest trafficked property/casualty insurance news site in the world. For free.
What’s the catch? If the insurance agency sale occurs due to a contact made through the ¾ÅÉ« website, the owner is asked to submit a $1,000 finder’s fee to ¾ÅÉ«. This fee is paid solely on the honor system.
Within the listing, owners are asked to disclose the location, gross annual revenue, information about the facilities, and a comprehensive description. Listings are blind, meaning that Identifying information such as agency name or website is not included publicly. A 3-month, 6-month, or 1-year listing option is offered — all at no cost.
“We realize an honor system finder’s fee is not typical,” says Wells Media Group CEO Josh Carlson. “But our insurance agency readers trust ¾ÅÉ« and we trust them.”
To place a free listing, or to view agencies that are available for purchase, visit: /agencies-for-sale/. Agency buyers can email agencies@insurancejournal.com to join the interested buyers list.
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