Video: how to make your website work for you

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As part of a special 13th edition, dedicated to digital marketing in the broking sector, Insurance Age has spoken to a number of experts about various aspects of the digital, business world.

In the second of our series, Insurance Age editor, Martin Friel, talks to Andy Heap, director and founder of Digital Reach, about websites, the rights and the wrongs and how to make yours work for you.

To register for the special 13th digital edition, published on September 22nd, email digitalissue@insuranceage.com.

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