One shared design system
Type, colour and structure set once at the network level, applied consistently to every member.
Retail agencies
Specialists and groups
The site
Quotes and upkeep
Engines
Design and build
Lines, search and rebuilds
A network or cluster spanning several member agencies and offices needs consistency at the network level without erasing what makes each member agency locally recognizable, which is a balance a single generic template cannot strike on its own.
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A network wants every member to look like part of something larger and more credible; a member agency wants prospects in its own town to recognize it as the same agency they have always known. A single rigid template forces a choice between the two. A shared system with member-level flexibility, name, local imagery, office-specific pages, does not.
02
Type, colour framework and page structure are set once at the network level, then each member agency's own name, offices, producers and lines are applied inside that system. The result reads as one professional network while each member site is still clearly that agency's own, in its own town.
03
Where a network spans dozens of offices across several member agencies, each office gets its own page, correctly marked up as a local business, rather than a single address list buried in a footer. This matters both for a prospect finding their local office and for search visibility in each town the network serves.
04
Weekly detail updates and monthly revisions apply per member site, but the underlying system means a network-wide change, a new shared carrier relationship, a rebrand element, can be rolled out consistently rather than negotiated separately with every member.
Delivered On every plan
Type, colour and structure set once at the network level, applied consistently to every member.
Each agency's own name, offices and producers stay visible inside the shared system.
Every location across every member agency marked up as its own local business page.
A shared page pattern applied per member, so producers and carriers are presented the same way everywhere.
A shared update, like a new carrier relationship, applied consistently across member sites at once.
Each member site still gets its own weekly detail updates and monthly revisions on its plan.
No. Each member agency can be on Draft, Proof or Edition independently, based on what that specific office needs, while still sharing the same underlying design system.
No. The type, colour framework and page structure are shared, but each member's own name, imagery, offices and producers are applied inside that system, so each site is recognizably that agency's own.
A shared change, like a new network-wide carrier relationship, is scoped once and applied across the member sites it affects, rather than requiring a separate revision request from every office.
Yes. A member site can be split onto its own independent plan at any time; the shared system elements it used are rebuilt into a standalone brand for that agency.
Edition Ready for press
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