23.00 set price Direct Mail leads vs Facebook leads

[Rob Lion]

Due to recent findings if a mail house is selling their set price exclusive leads for $23 is it even worth buying Facebook leads anymore?

How much are people selling Facebook leads these days I heard $18 average.

Are the savings worth the hit in the quality.

Having to work late evenings and weekends due to the client age group being on the younger side not sure how much that happens but it's what I've heard.

Anybody have any pros and cons Facebook leads vs set price direct mail.

When you generate them for f2f wise its 6-12.

 

[billyb]

I haven't seen any $300 for 20 FB leads unless it is a special.

 

[myinsurebiz]

I haven't seen any $300 for 20 FB leads unless it is a special.

Not a Special - everyday pricing . . . There is a waiting list to get started.

$99 profile setup fee and minimum of one $300 campaign.

Debit / Credit System is used. Under 20 leads per campaign can be refunded @ $15
per lead not received -or- the Agent can receive double the Credit on next campaign.

Any leads over 20 in a campaign are banked and will be used first towards any Credits due on that Agent's past campaigns -or- sold.

Campaign owner has first right of refusal and then any banked leads can be sold to other interested Agents.

 

[rousemark]

I just would like to know his intentions toward my daughter lol

I assure you they are honorable.. Sorry, didn't realize the Glengary leads were a trade secret.. Carry on.

 

[Jose Arteaga]

 

[Jose Arteaga]

that's what they look like pretty awesome.

We're date stamping on now also so people know how old it is

 

[theinsuranceman]

I haven't seen any $300 for 20 FB leads unless it is a special.

Sr Life does FB leads at $300 for 20 FB leads. 20 FB leads is the minimum order. These leads are emailed to the agent in real time as the prospect responds to the FB ad. The ad is very directly worded with a picture of a casket in the ad. You'll almost always have the 20 leads generated and completed in 2 days.

 

[myinsurebiz]

They have a broken sentence:

It should say - It is important for you to know how to qualify . . .

Also - " It " should be capitalized since it follows a punctuated sentence with a " . ".

 

[myinsurebiz]

I haven't seen any $300 for 20 FB leads unless it is a special.

Sr Life does FB leads at $300 for 20 FB leads. 20 FB leads is the minimum order. These leads are emailed to the agent in real time as the prospect responds to the FB ad. The ad is very directly worded with a picture of a casket in the ad. You'll almost always have the 20 leads generated and completed in 2 days.

Yea - $15 is a great price for a hot, fresh lead . . . Especially with the submitter realizing in the majority of instances that it relates to Burial Insurance / Final Expense.

You still get a Mr Donald Duck or Miss Minnie Mouse at times - those are replaced.

Our campaigns are stretched out over a 5 day period - Sunday thru Thursday. Usually produces 18 to 22 leads per campaign.

 

[Jose Arteaga]

They have a broken sentence:

It should say - It is important for you to know how to qualify . . .

thanks for your input. something to consider for future batches I think changing up the leads from time to time will be a practice.