At Smith, Jones, and Associates,
we work with insurance claims
every day of the week.
We know insurance companies.
And we know the laws of our state.
On your total-loss claim,
we can give you
the guidance you seek
and the level of support you want.
If you wish to provide me
with a photo of your firm
and text for your advertisement,
then this is the cellphone-friendly format
in which your ad will appear.
This is almost the exact same format
that wasyourcartotaledorstolen.com
uses for the opening chapter
of each module.
(The font for the headline is different
because lawyers like
for advertisements to look different
than text for which the website owner
is legally responsible.)
The photo is optional.
If you wish to include a photo,
a square photo works best.
I’m happy for you
to use a lot of words
to tell your firm’s story.
I’m hoping that attorneys,
public adjusters, and appraisers
will help me educate total-loss claimants
about their rights
in the settlement of total-loss claims.
If your ad’s body text
is more than 500 or so words long,
then, to keep reading,
your prospective client
will need to click:
Read more.
There’s another, perhaps easier, way
for your firm to advertise
in my listing for your county.
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You need not send me
a photo and text.
Instead, you can put
a page
of your firm’s website
into an iFrame
in the listing for your county.
To advertise
on wasyourcartotaledorstolen.com,
you can simply send me the URL
of one of the pages
of your firm’s website.
I can put that page into an iFrame
in the listing for your county.
To give you an idea
of what a page of your website
will look like
in the listing for your county,
I’ve put a page
of one of my other websites
into the iFrame below.
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Some websites have security features
that block the export of a page
into an external iFrame.
If your firm’s website blocks
the export of your firm’s page
into my iFrame,
then we’ll need to figure out
a workaround.
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The fee to advertise
on wasyourcartotaledorstolen
is $99 per year.
To place your advertisement,
email me your firm’s photo and text,
or just your text,
or the URL of a page
of your firm’s website.
If you would like to advertise
in the listing for your county
on your state’s page
at wasyourcartotaledorstolen.com,
email your firm’s photo and text,
or just your text,
or the URL of a page
of your firm’s website
to jerrymarlow@jerrymarlow.com.
Be sure to tell me which state and county
you want your advertisement to appear in.
As soon as I publish your advertisement,
I will email you a link to your advertisement.
I will send you a PayPal invoice for $99
for one year of display of your advertisement.
Thank you!
I look forward to publishing
your advertisement.
With best personal regards,
Jerry Marlow
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Nota bene
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