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Mica for Insurance
A finished post every day on Facebook and Instagram. Written in your agency’s voice, checked for premium promises and coverage claims before it ships, published without you touching it. Team photos, office shots, and the life events your book runs on become posts.
First post within a day. Then 4 PM Eastern, daily. 3 days free, card on file.





















A claim call at 8:40 and a renewal review at 10. The post you meant to write is still a note on the desk at 5.
People check your feed before they call for a quote and after they get a renewal notice. A feed that stopped in March reads as an agency that stopped answering. The agent showing up every day is the one the referral goes to.
Mica for Insurance takes posting off the list without handing your office manager another vendor to run.
How it works
Hand it your agency once. It runs from there.
Point Mica for Insurance at your website and the lines you write. Setup takes about a minute. No passwords change hands; Facebook’s own permission screen does the connecting.
The team at the desk, a client’s new truck, the office on the first snow. Or nothing at all, forever. The daily rhythm never waits on you.
Facts, voice, image quality, stock phrasing, and anything that reads as a premium number or a coverage promise get checked before a post reaches Facebook or Instagram.
After that minute there is nothing to approve, schedule, or log into.
What you get
Teen drivers in June, lake season in May, open enrollment in October, the first freeze in November. Written in your agency’s voice with photography generated for the day’s topic, so the feed fills in the weeks you send nothing.
A new hire at the front desk, a client’s first car, the office Little League banner. Each shot gets written up and published within a day, with the caption and hashtags handled.
Send nothing for a month and the feed still fills, photography and all.
On the feed
Three real posts published for Aron Compton Insurance, a State Farm agency in Bow, New Hampshire. Every image was built for the post; the agency shot nothing and sent nothing for these three.

coveragebycompton A new home, a new driver, a growing family. Coverage that fits your life, from a local NH agent.
Published · June 2026

coveragebycompton Teen wants the work pickup? Three things to settle before the keys change hands this summer.
Published · July 2026

coveragebycompton Meet Tasjia in Bow. Here to help southern New Hampshire households review coverage after a new home, vehicle, first rental, or teen driver.
Published · May 2026
Built for your lines
One drafted set per line, written and art directed by the engine that runs the Compton account. These are samples, not client posts, and none of them quotes a premium or promises a payout. Yours would be built from your team, your carriers, and your town.








Held to an agency standard
The worry is fair. A post that quotes a rate, promises a payout, or names a carrier product wrong is a problem you did not have before you started posting. Mica for Insurance is built around preventing that failure.
Before a post ships, it must pass five checks: correct facts with no premium numbers or coverage promises, right service area, real agency voice, usable image, and no stock phrasing. Failed posts get remade before they reach the calendar.
You do not approve each caption. The review layer carries that burden for you. Aron Compton Insurance has published this way since May.
Yes, Mica for Insurance runs on AI, and you never operate it. We use it to draft, design, and review posts against your agency profile. What you buy is a published feed.
Read only. It never posts, replies, or changes anything on Instagram.
Then ask how it did
Add the Mica Social Media Analyzer and the ChatGPT or Claude you already use can read your agency’s own Instagram: every Reel, post, and Story, your followers over time, and who is watching. Ask before a renewal push or an open enrollment season and it answers from your account. Seven days free, then $29 a month, and it never posts.
Pricing
3 days free with a card on file, then month to month. A 30-day money-back guarantee on your first month.
Aron Compton Insurance in Bow, NH put it this way: "Mica has saved me 8 hours a week!" That is 32 hours a month back on renewals and claims calls, for $49.
Card on file to start. Nothing charged for 3 days. Cancel anytime.
Under $2 a day for a daily post
Where this fits
FAQ
A post every day, written, designed, checked, and published for your agency. 3 days free with a card on file.
Every month the feed sits still, a renewal shops around and a referral lands with the agent whose page looks open for business.
Get seen.
Want a look first?
Leave your email and we send back a sample post for your agency. A person replies. We never ask for a card.