Drip Marketing

[arnguy]

Is "drip marketing" marketing that is done by drips? Sorry folks, I just couldn't resist that one.

 

[somarco]

Drip marketing is done by men with prostate problems . . .

 

[Justin Bilyj]

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[SportsNut]

Shoot me a PM with your email. I'll send you a drip campaign I'm using for life insurance.

Thank you JRoot... Excellent campaign for following up with life leads... I appreciate your time and ideas.

SN

 

[1manshow]

Drip marketing is done by men with prostate problems . . .

Sick.........
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[bill3173]

Just curious about agents that utilize "Drip" marketing, how well you think that it works.

It is less effort than personalizing emails at scheduled intervals and certainly saves a lot of time, but is it worth it?

Obviously, you "scare" away potentially good clients with robotic impersonal marketing, particularly with something so personal and intimately detailed as purchasing health insurance.

At least, that's been my assumption, just wondered what some of the dip marketing people thought? Has it worked as planned?

 

[moonlightandmargaritas]

It is less effort than personalizing emails at scheduled intervals and certainly saves a lot of time, but is it worth it?

Your drip marketing must be personalized to achieve maximum impact.

Obviously, you "scare" away potentially good clients with robotic impersonal marketing, particularly with something so personal and intimately detailed as purchasing health insurance.

Hasn't been my experience...

At least, that's been my assumption, just wondered what some of the dip marketing people thought? Has it worked as planned?

My monthly, plain text e-newsletter produces 3-4 health apps, month in, month out. Autopilot.