Guerra Insurance Agency
Brand, Website & Local Search Foundation for a New Wichita Agency
- Location
- Wichita, KS
- Platform
- WordPress + Kadence
The Brief
Manny Guerra was not new to insurance. He was new to operating under his own agency brand, and he needed the business to look established, credible and easy to contact from day one. Guerra Insurance Agency entered a Wichita market full of agencies people had known for years. The site needed to establish trust quickly, explain the difference between an independent broker and an agent tied to one carrier, and make it easy to request a quote or call Manny directly. Brand Zhuzh created the logo and visual identity. We turned that identity into a website with a clear coverage-page structure, direct quote paths, and a foundation for local search.
How We Did It
How We Built It
A Brand That Matched Manny's Experience
A new agency has to earn trust before someone submits a quote request. Zack Shubkagel of Brand Zhuzh created the logo, color palette and typography system. We applied that identity across the site so the business felt established from the first visit, rather than like a generic template with a new logo added to it.
A Site Built Around Coverage Decisions
People rarely begin by searching for an independent insurance broker. They search for the coverage they need: auto, home, life or business insurance. We structured the site around those decisions, with a clear page for each coverage category and a direct path to request a quote or call the agency.
A Clear Independent-Broker Message
One of the site's most important jobs is explaining why Guerra differs from an agent tied to one carrier. Manny can compare options across carriers and explain coverage in plain language. That message appears throughout the site instead of being buried on an About page.
A Local Search Foundation for Wichita
We organized coverage pages around the terms people search, added clear local business details and contact paths, and wrote copy that reflects the questions insurance shoppers ask before requesting a quote. This is a foundation for ongoing search work, not a finished ranking claim.
Quote Requests Where People Decide
Insurance is a quote-driven decision, so the next step appears on the pages where someone is most likely to act. Visitors can call, request a quote or learn more about a coverage type without returning to a separate contact page. The contact path is part of the page structure, not something parked in the footer.
The Finished System
How the Site Works
Most visitors arrive with a coverage question rather than a brand in mind. Many are not ready to commit on their first visit.
Coverage Pages Give People a Starting Point
The Brand Builds Trust Before Contact
The Site Can Grow With the Agency
Visual Evidence
Visual Evidence
Coverage Page: Start With the Insurance Need
About: The Experience Behind a New Agency
Brand System: Built for a New Agency With Real Experience
At Launch
What Launched
A Brand System Applied Across the Site
A logo, color palette and typography system created by Brand Zhuzh and carried consistently across the website, rather than placed on top of a generic template.
A Website Built for Quotes and Calls
Coverage information is organized around what people search for, with quote requests and phone contact available from the pages where someone is most likely to act.
A Foundation for Local Search
A coverage-page model and locally relevant copy give ongoing Wichita search work clear pages to improve and expand, rather than asking one homepage to carry every insurance topic.
Project Details
Services
- Brand identity and web design, in collaboration with Brand Zhuzh
- Website design and development
- Coverage-page information architecture
- Website copywriting
- Local search-engine optimization foundation
- Conversion-path and quote-request design
Platform and Tools
- Figma
- WordPress
- Kadence Theme
- Kadence Blocks
- Ahrefs
Garrett Digital and Brand Zhuzh helped us look like we've been in business for years. The website gives our clients confidence from the first visit.
Launching Something New?
If you are starting a business that has to look established from day one, we can talk about what the brand and the site need to do together.


