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A public insurance site built around trust.

OpenLife Marketing turns an insurance site idea into something the team can actually build, with content, design, accessibility, and conversion decisions working together.

Partner role: Supporting build partner

Product DevelopmentFinancial services
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Marketing-system diagram for OpenLife showing trust, product flow, and site structure
One public system for product flow, content, and trust signals.
90Day conversion horizon defined
50+Primary audience designed for
AAAccessibility target
1Primary metric: completed applications

Context

The project frames a public direct-to-consumer site for the AARP Life Insurance Program, where clarity and trust matter more than urgency tricks or catalog-first navigation.

Challenge

Insurance marketing sites often optimize for lead capture before understanding, which is a poor fit for an older audience making significant financial decisions across multiple sessions.

Approach

OpenLife Marketing ties product goals, personas, accessibility rules, design guidance, and engineering docs to one job: help people understand the offer, get a quote, and finish an application without pressure tactics.

What we shipped

Product direction, design-system guidance, content strategy, documentation indexes, and engineering references for a marketing and sales site built around clarity and trust.

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outcome

A conversion system built around clarity instead of pressure

The work turns the site into a consistent system: product, design, content, and accessibility all point at the same outcome, helping visitors move toward completed applications without feeling pushed.

Clarity is the conversion strategy.

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