hx's new Director of Solutions Marketing is hired because "The US is our fastest-growing market" and needs US-specific proof. hx has already written one excellent US state guide, "Commercial Auto Insurance in Florida", for pricing teams: tort reform, OIR filing pathways, loss data. But its breadcrumb says "Commercial Auto Insurance by State" and all four of its onward links (Georgia, Alabama, Commercial Insurance in Florida, Workers' Compensation in Florida) return 404. Florida is the only state page in the sitemap, so the series a US actuary would bookmark stops after one page, and every reader who clicks on hits a dead end.
First action
Remove or redirect the four dead links on the Florida page today, then brief Georgia and Alabama.
How to measure it
US state pages live
- Now
- –
- Target
- 30
- By
- 1 quarter
Steps
Fix the dead ends
Unlink or redirect the four 404 links on the Florida page.
Web team (Framer) 1 hour
Codify the template
Sections, sources and data fields from the Florida page.
Content Operations Associate 2 days
Pick the grid
States by commercial premium times the lines hx sells in the US.
Director of Solutions Marketing 2 days
Draft with AI
Draft each page against the template and brand voice.
Content Operations Associate ongoing
Actuarial review
An hx actuary checks every regulatory and loss figure.
Senior Actuarial Solutions Engineer per page
Publish the first four
The pages Florida already links to.
Content Operations Associate 2 weeks
Add a hub
"Commercial insurance pricing by state" page linked from US Admitted.
Web team (Framer) 1 week
Arm sellers
Send the state page before each US first meeting.
Director of Solutions Marketing ongoing
Refresh
Update each page when its state approves new rate levels.
Content Operations Associate quarterly
Why it works
Turn the Florida page into a template and publish the states and lines US admitted carriers file in most: start with the four pages already linked, then the 10 largest commercial lines states for commercial auto, workers' compensation and general liability. Each page keeps the Florida format (regulatory snapshot, filing pathway, key pricing indicators, cited sources) and ends with the US Admitted workbench offer. Until a page exists, remove its link. Add a "by state" hub page and link it from the US Admitted solution page.
US admitted carriers price and file state by state with each Department of Insurance, so state pages answer the exact questions chief actuaries and pricing teams search for and ask AI assistants. hx already has the template, the sources and a content operations hire to run the pipeline; every new page is also a US proof point for sellers.
Ready to use
ChecklistState page checklist (from the Florida template)
[ ] Market overview with cited loss and premium data [ ] Regulatory snapshot: regulator, statute, filing pathway [ ] Key pricing indicators and dominant perils [ ] Date published and date reviewed [ ] Own title and meta description [ ] Links only to pages that exist [ ] Link to the state hub and the US Admitted workbench [ ] Actuarial sign-off
Risks and how to handle them
Regulatory figures go stale
Date every page, cite the regulator and refresh quarterly.
Thin pages hurt quality
Publish a state only when it meets the Florida standard.
Evidence
- Your website"Commercial Auto Insurance in Florida" (dated May 15, 2026) is a detailed state guide for pricing teams (HB 837, OIR filing pathways, Milliman loss data). Its breadcrumb reads "Commercial Auto Insurance by State", and it links to "Commercial Auto Insurance in Georgia", "Commercial Auto Insurance in Alabama", "Commercial Insurance in Florida" and "Workers' Compensation Insurance in Florida", but all four links returned 404 when checked twice on October 22, 2026, and Florida is the only state page in the sitemap.Source
- HiringDirector of Solutions Marketing (New York, posted September 24, 2026): "The US is our fastest-growing market"; the role will "Build the US solution narrative and pressure-test it with 10+ customers and prospects", certify "100% of US sellers within six months of launch, using call review data", "Develop a repository of US-specific proof points and case studies", and own "the US content strategy for flagship marketing moments, including HX Live-NY". Buying decisions "are made by chief actuaries, CFOs, and boards".Source
- Your websiteThe US Admitted solution page sells "filed rate governance and DOI compliance", automated filing exhibits, ISO circular alignment and "Guidewire PolicyCenter integration", with eight FAQs, but shows no customer story, logo or quote. The customer stories page filters by "All, Specialty & Commercial, MGA, Reinsurance"; there is no US or admitted filter.Source
- HiringContent Operations Associate (London, posted September 28, 2026): "A podcast episode or a report becomes clips, articles, exec posts, and social"; runs customer stories, "the podcast, thought leadership and executive comms" and a "named-voice programme"; drafts web copy "with Claude against a codified brand voice"; and will "Learn how we stay visible in AI-generated answers as well as search results".Source
- Your websiteSitemap (248 URLs, checked October 22, 2026): 101 blog posts, 35 line-of-business pricing guides under /lob-pricing-factors/, 23 resources, 10 customer stories. All 35 pricing guides and the Florida page use the homepage's meta description ("hyperexponential is the agentic underwriting platform for commercial P&C insurers...") instead of their own. There is no /llms.txt, no podcast page and no page about the Bootcamp.Source