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Agency Spotlight: Anderson Insurance

Featuring Lance Anderson, Owner

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Building strong client relationships is the cornerstone of Anderson Insurance Group’s success. "Strong relationships generate great referrals, and we're at the top of our game when it comes to relationship marketing. No one does it better than us," Lance Anderson, CEO of Anderson Insurance Group, says with a satisfied smile.

In an industry often criticized for impersonal service and flashy marketing, Anderson Insurance Group is bucking the trend. Led by Anderson, the Utah-based agency is built on a timeless ideal: building genuine, reliable relationships. With a steadfast commitment to client service and employee growth, Anderson Insurance Group offers a refreshing alternative to the typical insurance experience.

Fostering a culture of excellence

Anderson recognizes that a strong team is central to exceptional customer service. "Success to me is watching my team members grow personally and professionally.  I want them to think of insurance as more than just a job," he says.

The agency actively encourages team member education, nurturing a culture of learning and professional development. "We’re always encouraging and always training," states Anderson. By investing in its employees, Anderson Insurance Group ensures its team of knowledgeable and passionate professionals is equipped to service clients effectively and efficiently.

Anderson Insurance Group also prides itself on transparency and availability. As Anderson explains, "We're very responsive, upfront, and honest. We’re not going to cut corners." This responsiveness translates into being readily available to answer client’s questions and address their concerns. "We tell clients: this is what happened; this is what's going to happen; this is how it's going to work; and this is what's covered," he says. Anderson Insurance Group doesn't just sell policies; they empower clients through education, becoming trusted advisors in the process.

Cultivating community connections

Acknowledging the importance of clear and responsive communication, Anderson Insurance Group has turned effective communication into its competitive advantage.

Utah’s growing Hispanic population has presented opportunities in the region’s insurance industry. Anderson Insurance Group has identified their unique selling proposition and tailored services to meet the needs of this community.

“We have team members from Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia, México, and El Salvador. If clients want to speak Spanish, OK; 15 of the 20 people who work here speak Spanish,” says Anderson. “Helping folks from another part of the world understand insurance in Utah is very gratifying.”

Language barriers can often lead to delays, frustrations, and misunderstandings. Offering services in both English and Spanish allows Anderson Insurance Group to empower clients and ensure they feel comfortable and understood.

Discovering your niche, as Anderson Insurance Group has proved, is akin to finding your business’s fingerprint. It’s about identifying a specific segment of the market that you can serve better than anyone else. "You’ve got to do something different and unique, and something everyone else doesn’t do.”

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Modern challenges, personalized solutions

The insurance industry has undergone a dramatic transformation in recent years. Shifting demographics and evolving consumer behaviors have reshaped the landscape. The decline of direct agent interaction is particularly notable. As Anderson observes:

"One of the trends that's puzzling to me is that back in the good old days, a client would call you and ask, ‘Hey, I've got this damage to my home. Should I file a claim?’ Now, they just log online and file the claim, bypassing agents entirely. I wish clients would reach out to the agents more often and talk through the claims process."

This shift highlights the enduring importance of building strong client relationships, and the education and responsiveness that Anderson Insurance Group has prioritized. Anderson emphasizes his role as a knowledgeable resource, guiding clients through the complexities of insurance and dedicated to ensuring clients understand their coverage and expectations. “Giving people that security they need is one of the really cool things about being an insurance agent,” Anderson acknowledges.

Building a lasting legacy 

Anderson is committed to going beyond simply providing insurance coverage. “We set expectations,” he says. The agency takes a meticulous approach to policy creation, leveraging all available tools to assess potential risks. Anderson explains:

“For every homeowners or property policy we write, we look at street view, Google Earth, aerial views, real estate listings. We look at every single risk and see where it is going to fit. I might lose 2-3 clients a month who will say, ‘Oh, this policy is $100 less, I’m going to go with them.’ And that’s OK. I know the market, and those clients come back."

In addition to managing client expectations, and guiding them through the insurance journey, Anderson Insurance Group has taken a unique approach to fostering client and partner connections. “We’re known for our socks around Christmas time,” he chuckles. This unexpected touch creates a memorable experience, further reinforcing the bond between the agency and its clients.

By combining exceptional service, cultural competence, and a deep-rooted commitment to the community, Anderson Insurance Group is not just protecting its clients' assets; they're building a lasting legacy founded on trust, care, and personalized service.

 

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About the Author

Alyssa Little | Senior Content Strategist

Alyssa is the Senior Content Strategist at Openly, collaborating with industry thought leaders to provide insightful and informative content in the home insurance space. With over 15 years experience in content marketing strategy, copywriting, and editing, Alyssa has refined her expertise through her work at such companies as Gartner, Nike, and Trupanion. Alyssa holds a BA in History from the University of Puget Sound and an MA in Museum Studies from Newcastle University.

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