AccuQuote Wants to Know How to make Better Ads

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In reaction to a recent Burst media study that concluded the web to be the primary resource for information among the affluent, life insurance company AccuQuote, on their new weblog, wants to know what makes a good online life insurance ad. Not that AccuQuote uses them, but we’d recommend any life insurance advertiser to ditch pop ups and spasmodically flashing ad banners as a start. We’d also recommend creating banners that have price quote capability built in. So help a brand that honestly wants to know how to better its advertising. Visit AccuQuote and tell them what they need to do.

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