You can learn more about who makes and reviews business insurance content at MoneyGeek below:
Business Insurance Editorial Team
MoneyGeek's business insurance content is written by a specialized team of insurance writers and reviewed for accuracy and clarity before publication. We follow editorial standards designed to ensure our guides are objective, easy to understand and regularly updated
Learn more about who we are and how we maintain quality standards below.

Updated: January 16, 2026
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Our Business Insurance Content Team
Connor Bolton: Senior SEO and Content Manager

Connor Bolton is the Senior SEO and Content Manager and contributing writer leading the MoneyGeek small business insurance team. He leads editorial quality and content strategy for commercial insurance guides while also writing research-driven coverage explanations and provider comparisons. His work helps business owners understand what policies cover, what they exclude and how to shop quotes and compare providers with clarity.
Angelique Palenzuela-Cruz: Business Insurance Writer

Angelique Palenzuela-Cruz specializes in business insurance content at MoneyGeek, with a focus on general liability, workers' compensation and professional liability coverage. She translates complex insurance concepts into practical guidance for small business owners navigating coverage decisions. With five years of experience in personal finance journalism, covering insurance and lending topics, Angelique ensures that all content meets MoneyGeek's standards for accuracy and clarity, allowing small business owners to find their ideal insurance fit.
Blest Papio: Business Insurance Writer

Blest Papio is a Content Producer on MoneyGeek’s insurance editorial team specializing in small business insurance. He produces and maintains business insurance content across complex coverage areas, including commercial auto, cyber insurance, commercial property, international insurance and professional liability.
With five years of experience in insurance and finance content writing and a background as a business counselor, Blest contributes research-backed coverage analysis and clear policy-term explanations that support MoneyGeek’s editorial review process for accuracy, clarity and consistency.
How We Create and Review Business Insurance Content
Our editorial process for business insurance content creation and evaluation is as follows:
- 1Topic selection & intent check
We choose topics based on what business owners commonly ask (coverage requirements, costs, limits, certificates, claims scenarios, ext) and map each page to a clear and focused user intent.
- 2Source gathering and referencing
We reference primary and reputable sources where available, such as carrier forms/endorsements, insurer product documentation, state insurance resources, and established industry organizations. In addition, we use in-house product specific review standards and actual quote-based modeled datasets assisted by AI tools to judge providers comprehensively and accurately in created content.
- 3Drafting
A writer creates the first draft using our editorial outline, ensuring definitions, examples, and “what it covers vs. doesn’t cover” align with common policy structures. In addition, to ensure proper topical coverage, modifications will be made to standard structures to provide properly personalized information that is useful for guiding learning and decision making.
- 4Technical accuracy review
Connor Bolton, the business insurance content manager, reviews for:
- Coverage accuracy (terminology, policy mechanics, exclusions)
- Structural clarity (correct section order and hierarchy)
- Scannability (headers, bullets, tables, callouts, flow)
- Reader delivery (plain-language framing, decision support, minimizing jargon)
- Content consistency across the business insurance hub (ensuring terminology, coverage explanations, and structural patterns stay aligned across related pages)
- 5Editorial review (pooled staff)
Our pooled editorial staff edits the content for:
- Grammar, punctuation, and readability
- Consistency with company style and tone
- Disclosure language and formatting standards
- Uniform editorial rules across the site
- 6Publication & maintenance
We publish the content once it meets review standards and update it periodically to reflect changes in industry norms, availability, and reader needs.
Contact Us and Learn More About Our Process
You can contact Connor Bolton at connor@moneygeek.com with any questions about content created within the /insurance/business/ subfolder of our site regarding any inaccuracies, concerns, questions or other communications. You can also access our methodology here for transparency purposes to dig deeper into our processes.