Overview
DIY content is made up of bite-sized tips, best practices, and helpful information for agents and consumers in the insurance industry. These are easy to copy and paste into email newsletters, social media posts, blogs, or other platforms where you share content.
Use DIY content wherever it makes sense for your audience. It’s flexible and designed to be quick and useful.
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Where to find DIY content
You can find DIY content on the homepage in the Featured Collections or New Featured Content sections.
You can also use the menu on the left to browse and filter by Collections, Topics, or Format.
Previewing DIY content in Engage+ Content Marketing
What you see in Engage+ Content Marketing is a preview, not an editor. You won’t be able to make changes to DIY content in this view. To edit the DIY content, first copy and paste it into your social media post, email, or blog platform.
If you want more details:
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Select the Help tab to view additional information about the DIY content.
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Check the summary panel on the right for audience details and other key data.
How to copy DIY content for sharing
1. Open the DIY content you want to use.
2. Copy the content—you have several options.
If you like how the content looks and want to publish everything as is (text formatting, styling, and images), select the top left corner of the DIY content block. Drag down until all of the text and images are highlighted. Right click anywhere in the highlighted text and select the ‘Copy’ option in the dropdown menu.
If you want to publish the text without any images, select the ‘Copy Text to Clipboard’ button. This method also removes all text styling and formatting.
If you want to publish the text with images, select the ‘Download to Clipboard’ button in Engage+ Content Marketing. This method downloads a .zip folder, containing a plain text file (.txt) and image files, to your computer.
3. Paste or upload the content and images into a social media post, email, or blog platform.
4. Review the post before publishing to catch any formatting issues or copy-paste errors.
5. Publish or send via your preferred communication channels.