Has Anybody Worked for LTC Financial Partners?

[Mackaroo]

And also not being vested on renewals from day 1.


I wonder how solid the leads are they generate. Not too familiar with their PPC leads. They sure have a lot of old leads. That means high turnover to me.

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What do you mean freelance?


I'm confused, you have done LTC at ACSIA, Genworth AARP, LTCFP and been in the insurance business 8 years and you are not familiar with the FMO system?

OK, forget it. (20 characters needed to post).

 

[CALTCAgent]

OK, forget it. (20 characters needed to post).

OK not much into guessing, Forget what?

 

[Mackaroo]

OK not much into guessing, Forget what?

Sorry CALTCagent, my quote wasn't directed at you. I thought I was replying to ltcadviser who seemed to be engaging in some salesy crap.

 

[ltcadviser]

Sorry CALTCagent, my quote wasn't directed at you. I thought I was replying to ltcadviser who seemed to be engaging in some salesy crap.

Salesy crap? I work for myself. So, how is the fact that I am trying to enlighten you on bettering yourself salesy? You can work for yourself or you can work for LTCFP. If you want to earn more income for yourself and self-generate your leads I could show you in 2 minutes how you can do so.

You have it twisted. LTCFP is salesy crap. They sold you on being a captive agent and they hold you captive through leads.

How is free advice from an insurance agent that does not have a dog in the hunt salesy?

Good luck to you. It is obvious you want/need to work for somebody.

 

[LTCFP]

Are these internet or direct mail leads?


Could you generate the same type of leads on your own?

The internet leads that LTCFP provides are from Google's search engine, using Pay-per-click (PPC), which ensures their freshness and quality.

Results show that leads from search engines are some of the most convertible around.

Yes, you could also generate leads this way.

However
LTCFP's Google account history, budget and campaign optimization allows the company to generate these high quality leads, at a much lower cost.

If an individual producer was setup a comparable online advertising campaign, it would cost them much more in time, and lost productivity.

 

[Mr_Ed]

The internet leads that LTCFP provides are from Google's search engine, using Pay-per-click (PPC), which ensures their freshness and quality.

Results show that leads from search engines are some of the most convertible around.

Yes, you could also generate leads this way.

However
LTCFP's Google account history, budget and campaign optimization allows the company to generate these high quality leads, at a much lower cost.

If an individual producer was setup a comparable online advertising campaign, it would cost them much more in time, and lost productivity.

well that settles that.

 

[ltcadviser]

The internet leads that LTCFP provides are from Google's search engine, using Pay-per-click (PPC), which ensures their freshness and quality.

Results show that leads from search engines are some of the most convertible around.

Yes, you could also generate leads this way.

However
LTCFP's Google account history, budget and campaign optimization allows the company to generate these high quality leads, at a much lower cost.

If an individual producer was setup a comparable online advertising campaign, it would cost them much more in time, and lost productivity.

Ah, thank you shill ... but implementing a PPC campaign is so easy a caveman could do it.

There is nothing that LTCFP can do with a PPC campaign that anyone else can not do.

Paying an agent 35% because you gave them a lead that costs you $20 to generate is a ripoff.

As long as an agent converts 1/100 leads you make a profit.

Your agents are paying you a $2000 override on average for every policy they write if you give them a "lead."

If you have an agent writing a policy a week you are taking $100,000 year out of the agent's pocket.

And you really want to come here and shill for your company that an agent can't take this $100,000/year and invest in his/her own marketing and resources.

 

[Mackaroo]

Ah, thank you shill ... but implementing a PPC campaign is so easy a caveman could do it.

There is nothing that LTCFP can do with a PPC campaign that anyone else can not do.

Paying an agent 35% because you gave them a lead that costs you $20 to generate is a ripoff.

As long as an agent converts 1/100 leads you make a profit.

Your agents are paying you a $2000 override on average for every policy they write if you give them a "lead."

If you have an agent writing a policy a week you are taking $100,000 year out of the agent's pocket.

And you really want to come here and shill for your company that an agent can't take this $100,000/year and invest in his/her own marketing and resources.

Why the anger? This is a good, solid company that people are happy to work with. What's your beef, chief? If you built a better mousetrap, people should be beating a path to your door.

 

[ltcadviser]

There was no anger in my response. And everyone here knows about LTCFP limitations and low payouts. Every agent here has built a better mousetrap.

 

[CALTCAgent]

The internet leads that LTCFP provides are from Google's search engine, using Pay-per-click (PPC), which ensures their freshness and quality.

Results show that leads from search engines are some of the most convertible around.

Yes, you could also generate leads this way.

However
LTCFP's Google account history, budget and campaign optimization allows the company to generate these high quality leads, at a much lower cost.

If an individual producer was setup a comparable online advertising campaign, it would cost them much more in time, and lost productivity.

Then why not guarantee a certain amount of "A" leads to an agent?

There must be limitations?

Mackaroo gets 50 "B" or old leads per week.

Why not more "A" leads?

Why have the agent receive lower compensation of his self generated business?


The Flaws in your system:


1. The agent is not guaranteed any amount of leads. He does take a huge cut in commission though.


2. No open release policy to try it out.


3. Residuals are not vested.


4. Lower compensation on self generated business. (why if you have a great lead system?)


I know certain agents will be "taken care of", like many captive shops. The vast majority will not.

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Why the anger? This is a good, solid company that people are happy to work with. What's your beef, chief? If you built a better mousetrap, people should be beating a path to your door.

Mackaroo, you came on here and I suspected a shill. I can see you are not just a curious agent about LTCFP.

Then with the other LTCFP shill, coming on here, It is obvious.

Why not be straightforward?