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I am now taking new clients on for my dedicated marketing campaigns for Medicare Supplement Insurance Agents.
PM me if interested
PM me if interested
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Dedicated Final Expense and Med Supp Lead Gen Campaigns Available!
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Would you mind sharing a little more information on your final expense leads?
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I'm sorry but I am not offering the Final Expense leads right now...Med Supps only.
Looking at the landing page and the .02 click through rate cost, sounds like you set up a display ad on a long tail keyword or you are doing custom audience marketing with consumer emails.
I think its pretty ballsy to show people you're spending .02 a click and charging them 1,000% more, even if it takes a 5% conversion the cost per lead is very minimal.
I think its pretty ballsy to show people you're spending .02 a click and charging them 1,000% more, even if it takes a 5% conversion the cost per lead is very minimal.
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Anybody used this yet ?
Forgive me as I am not technically inclined, so not sure if my math is correct or even close here,
You pay .02 cents a click, and out of 100 clicks, 5 turn into leads (5% conversion rate). This cost you a total of $2 dollars ?
We pay you approx. $10 to $15 dollars a lead ?
You spent $2 dollars and we spent $50 to $75 dollars ?
Or am I way off here ?
Forgive me as I am not technically inclined, so not sure if my math is correct or even close here,
You pay .02 cents a click, and out of 100 clicks, 5 turn into leads (5% conversion rate). This cost you a total of $2 dollars ?
We pay you approx. $10 to $15 dollars a lead ?
You spent $2 dollars and we spent $50 to $75 dollars ?
Or am I way off here ?
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Haha, I just saw these responses from last year. Sorry guys.
Your math is off...When I was running these ads last year I was spending $5-$7 per lead acquisition (I had a 2-step process before it became a "lead". The ad was Step 1). I was selling them for $11-$14 per lead.
I am having to spend a lot of ad money to test run all of these campaigns. In fact, I wasn't really making any profit so I stopped offering while I perfect the system a little more.
But, beside that point...it's not really relevant to the insurance agent what my costs are, is it?
Your math is off...When I was running these ads last year I was spending $5-$7 per lead acquisition (I had a 2-step process before it became a "lead". The ad was Step 1). I was selling them for $11-$14 per lead.
I am having to spend a lot of ad money to test run all of these campaigns. In fact, I wasn't really making any profit so I stopped offering while I perfect the system a little more.
But, beside that point...it's not really relevant to the insurance agent what my costs are, is it?
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Let me get this straight, you are delivering leads based on PPC keywords. This keywords are priced based on a market value. An gent is buying those leads needs to know what they are buying.
And cost is not relevant to the agent ?
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