BEST Life joins Twitter community

The BEST Life and Health Insurance Company has joined the Twitter community, the company announced today. "Twitter provides us great opportunities to reach out to our brokers and customers," stated Steve Course, Vice President of

By Danielle Andrus | January 12, 2009 at 07:00 PM

The BEST Life and Health Insurance Company has joined the Twitter community, the company announced today.

"Twitter provides us great opportunities to reach out to our brokers and customers," stated Steve Course, Vice President of Marketing at BEST Life. "Any thing we can do to bring value to our relationship with our customers will be posted on Twitter."

The company will use the real-time message service to post press releases and events, as well as articles and industry news.

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