Don’t Tempt Fate by Skimping on Home Insurance in Salt Lake City, UT

Disaster can strike at any time, so home insurance in Salt Lake City, UT is essential to protecting your home and family. The inhabitants of Salt Lake City are active, energetic people, who often venture away from home for extended periods to hike, ski, or just to enjoy the beautiful scenery of their mountainous state. Having a good home insurance policy in place means that you won’t have to worry about the state of your house should something happen. Everything from storm and fire damage to theft are covered, and it’s hard to ignore the essential value of home insurance in Salt Lake City, UT.

There are a number of companies in the Salt Lake City area that will provide a free quote for home insurance. A quick search on the internet will return hundreds of options. It is always best to go with a reputable provider with a proven track record, but that shouldn’t stop you from inquiring of smaller, newer providers. Be sure to provide as much accurate information as you can, as this will enable the insurance company to give you the most accurate quote.

You will definitely want to give some thought to what kind of disaster your home and property may be susceptible to when considering a Salt Lake City, UT home insurance policy. For instance, you needn’t purchase coverage against flooding if you live high up in the mountains. On the other hand, you want to make sure that you purchase coverage against the disasters your home may be at risk to.

In Salt Lake City, UT, home insurance protects your home against more than just disasters. Though disaster coverage is important, coverage against theft is equally so. Many people run a small business from their homes. Imagine the crippling effect theft could have against that business if tools or computer equipment is stolen. Besides the value of the items stolen, such an incident could affect income, and thus an individual’s ability to pay their mortgage and other bills.

Most people in Salt Lake City know someone who has suffered from storm damage or frozen pipes. That may be fine if you are renting, you just call the landlord to handle it. When you are a homeowner however, such events can be financially crippling. This is especially true if you are a landlord renting premises to tenants. Law requires a speedy fix, and if you don’t have a Salt Lake City, UT home insurance policy to cover the cost, you could end up having legal troubles as well.

Your Salt Lake City, UT Home Insurance Options

There are two different types of policy to consider when purchasing home insurance in Salt Lake City, UT – “named peril” and “all risk”. The named peril policy will cover every hazard named in the policy, but only those named. The all risk type has more extensive coverage, but is more expensive. A named peril policy can save you money, as you can eliminate coverage that you don’t need. Chances are you won’t suffer damage from a hurricane in Utah, so why pay for hurricane protection?

Elizabeth Eisenhower recommends ASA Insurance in Salt Lake City Utah. ASA Insurance is the largest dealer of Progressive Insurance policies in the state of Utah and they are a leading provider of home insurance Salt Lake City, UT. ASA Insurance can be contacted directly at 801-486-7463.

Late Holiday Shopping, setting up a FREE Storefront on facebook.

Christmas every year is always the same. From the 21st (providing the world does not end) to the 25th, shopping is expected to be nothing short of frantic. Pure bedlam as late shoppers, relieved that the Mayan prophecy was a big hoax, catch up on last minute shopping and try to buy up everything in sight. This period will be quite profitable for store owners but the most profitable will prove to be the period ‘after’ the holidays.

Traditionally this is the time of year reserved for exchanges. Holiday gifts in the wrong color, size, function or just wrong completely. Savvy store owners should seize the time and the on-flow of new clients to aggressively offer other good or services in exchange and offer cheaper (less expensive) deals in an attempt of moving stagnated inventory . Fully capitalizing on the influx of post holiday traffic. Staff can be trained now in what to expect and how to cope. Not everyone has the patience and that resolve should be instilled BEFORE the bum rush begins. After all, jobs are hard to find and if this one can be extended, that’s a good thing.

Mail-order shopping has evolved into Internet buying and several companies are flourishing. Several popular retail outlets have made the switch and added a department to facilitate this kind of shopper. With a constant change of lifestyle, shipping companies like PS, Fed Xx and DHL have expanded to accommodate deliveries. eBay and Amazon have grown as have several smaller Internet concerns that do business in the same manner. With the addition of Facebook, it is only fitting that I add a link to set up your FREE Storefront using their platform (yes I said free and very easy. In 15 minutes it can be set up) and another link (not so free) to drive customers your way. A small price to pay to get started and join the rest of the world.

Its never too late! As promised, those links are attached: Christmas shopping can be very tedious as is shopping on the whole. There is no fool proof way but I have found that making a skeleton list works. Starting from the most important person first and going down the line. It is always a good idea to leave certain names blank. Knowledge of sales and specials in the marketplace is important and times like POST Black Friday Sales should not be ignored. Toy shopping should be high on the list and take a couple of days (to avoid long checkout lines and product availability). You can’t go wrong if you stick to my basics: Love ones- female- jewelry (chains, rings, pendants, earrings) Love ones- male- appliances (shavers, tools, accessories) All adults- perfume, cologne. Kids- toys (educational / other), books, how to videos. General- needs Gift buying should be a very thoughtful process which requires creativity on your part. Once this criteria is met, appreciation for your efforts will be met and that alone brings a smile to your face.

CORPORATE film or the corporate FILM

It’s important to keep an organisations objectives in mind when producing a corporate film, but beware of using too much information and ‘corporate speak’ to deliver your message. While a corporate film may achieve its objectives in terms of the information it delivers, it may fail to be creative & engaging, leaving the viewer bored and uninterested.

Video is a great tool to deliver information, but more importantly it can be used to inspire, engage and influence your audience. Our focus is on connecting audiences to your message in a way that inspires them to think, understand and take action.

When creating a corporate film, it’s essential to determine how you want the audience to feel, as well as what message you want them to receive. Should they be laughing, crying, angry or inspired? Rarely is an organisations objective simply to get a message across, usually it’s about influencing behaviour or creating interest. It’s amazing then that corporate videos are so often boring and inexpressive.

Corporate videos are an engaging and effective way for companies to convey a message and connect to their audience. Whether it be used to promote products and services or to inform clients and associates, corporate video can be a very cost effective and powerful tool.

Using video gives you complete control of the message your audience is receiving. Videos can be designed to elicit specific emotions and responses like no other communication tool. Video eliminates the risk and cost that may come with a spokesperson or other methods of delivery.

Investing in a corporate video is a great way to enhance your message, boost your companies image and ensure that your audience understands & reacts to your message in the way you want.

Recently we were approached by a welfare oganisation to create a film for a conference. The organisation wanted the film to provide the audience with a complete understanding of the business. However, their main objective was to inspire the audience to take action by making them cry.

We told the organisations story from a personal point of view rather than a business one. At the end of the film ALL 200+ people in the room had tears in their eyes. The film was a success not because of its message, but because it was creative and engaging. Watch it here – ‘Tomorow’

Most people don’t naturally relate to ‘corporate speak’ on a personal level, and at the end of the day every story or message in a business can be delivered from a personal point of view.