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Quicken Loans and Rush Limbaugh – Excellent Social Media Execution

March 19, 2012

Recently, our sister company, Quicken Loans, became a political focal point in the debate over Rush Limbaugh’s derogatory comments regarding Sandra Fluke on his show. At MyInsuranceExpert.com, we’ve watched the events unfold, and from a completely neutral political perspective, we are extremely impressed with the way our sister company is handling the situation.  Their execution in terms of decision-making and open communication via social media has been outstanding.

On March 2nd, following Rush Limbaugh’s comments regarding Sandra Fluke, thousands took to social media sites Facebook and Twitter asking advertisers of the Rush Limbaugh Show to discontinue their sponsorship of the show in light of his comments about Sandra Fluke.  Further, many vowed to boycott all advertisers affiliated with the show.  Several advertisers dropped their ads immediately.

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Search Engines reveal drive for making money, indifference to savings

January 25, 2012

Search Engines reveal drive for making money, indifference to savings

In December of 2011 a two part piece appeared on NPR.org which examined the question of why Americans are bad at saving money.  You can find  part I here and part II here.   One of the interesting statistics was that 50% of Americans could not come up with $2000 if they needed it in 30 days.  This startling number represents a problem with savings, but is the issue that Americans are poor savers or is it that American culture does not promote good saving habits?

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Want to Write For Us? Pitch Us Your Stories!

October 20, 2011
Do you have tips and interesting stories that help people better manage their personal finances, live healthier, or learn more about life insurance? We want to hear from you! We’re happy to consider guest posts that follow these guidelines:
1. All blog posts must be original work, written by you and not previously published on another website.
2. You may add up to two links to additional, related content inside your article. These links must be to pages with editorial content (like other blog articles or videos) and should not be commercial in nature (i.e. no links to product pages, advertorials or commercial websites will be permitted inside of the article, unless they are absolutely integral for the blog post’s content and message). Including a few pictures, charts, or other graphics is a major bonus.
3. Please include a one to two sentence bio, which we will display below your blog post. You may include up to two links back to your website in this bio.
4. You are free to re-publish your content after a one month period.

5. We publish life insurance, personal finance, and healthy living content. Please read our recent blog posts to see what style we prefer and what topics we have recently covered. We’re also not opposed to other fun content that is loosely tied to our regular topics; just be sure to propose the topic to us first.

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Urban Farming – You Should Try It

October 19, 2011

It’s now common knowledge that America has at least a passive interest in farming (thanks to Farmville). But perhaps you should consider the real thing.

Don’t live out in the boonies to start a farm? No problem; that’s what urban farming is for, and it offers lot of great personal and community benefits. Amber Hunt, from our family company Quicken Loans, provides an inside scoop on how Detroit is taking advantage of all the great opportunities urban farming has to offer.

By Amber Hunt of Quicken Loans

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