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Independence day, commonly known as the Fourth of July, usually means a day full of barbecues, picnics, parades, and fireworks. 

Did you know June 28 is designated as Insurance Awareness Day?  Why not use this day as a way to raise awareness of everything you do for your clients for the year?

The long, lazy days of summer mean more backyard fun, vacations and even weddings. While many people focus on the upcoming fun, they don’t think about the hazards involved in these activities. This makes summertime the perfect time for insurance agents to contact their clients for a policy review.

Everyone knows that Father’s Day is designated as a day to celebrate fathers, but there is actually much more to this Sunday holiday than you might know about. The day actually has a long and interesting history that involves more than just new neck ties.

Many people associate the beginning of June with summertime, but it is also the beginning of hurricane season in many parts of the country. Why not use your marketing platform to help educate your insurance clients and your community about ways that they can prepare for summer storms?

It’s National Bike Month! If you’re bike has been gathering dust, this is the perfect time to get it out and tune it up. And if you ride regularly, good for you for participating in a healthy activity that’s also good for the earth.

In the U.S., we spend a lot on Mother’s Day – an average of $127 per mom, and overall, about $671 million on cards alone.

February focuses on beating hearts, not just because of Valentine's Day, but because it is American Heart Month. All month is dedicated to raising awareness about the dangers of heart disease and what can be done to improve heart health. 

The average adult breathes in 20,000 liters of air every day. Within those 20,000 liters are pollutants from automobiles, industrial plants, and various other sources.