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How much are hometown quotes GQ leads? Is there any way to get the price down to $10-11/lead for GQ from anyone's experience through buying in bulk?
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How much are hometown quotes GQ leads? Is there any way to get the price down to $10-11/lead for GQ from anyone's experience through buying in bulk?
Bob,
What's the deal with the Allstate Lead Marketplace?
HQ Leads are terrible don't waste your time or money. I actually hired one of their old sales reps and she was blown away after I hired her and how poor the quality of leads were. She told me to stop buying them after 3 weeks. They stink go elsewhere are there any good internet lead companies left
I spend anywhere from $800-$1,000 a month with these guys and I am very unhappy. The first two months the leads were ok not great, but ok. The last two months have been a complete joke. They say the leads are only sold to a total of 3 agents, over 75% of the leads that I have gotten have had 5-6 agents call about their one online request. Hometown charges more because they say they are only sold to two other agents besides yourself when in fact they are not. Why would I pay way more with them vs net quotes when I get the same quality. I called hometown and first off had to wait on hold for 12 min and then because I didn't request credits for these folks there is nothing they can do. Why would i request a credit when i am still working the lead, the lead wasn't bad because i couldn't reach them is was bad because it was sold too many times, and i didn't want them calling while i was working them. Beware your better off paying 1/2 the price with someone else for the same quality lead. they are going downhill.
I too tried Hometown and I'll be honest, I wasn't happy either. I don't want to get into the details or say not to use them, but in general, I wasn't impressed. I did pull the plug quickly with them and it is based off of a small sample size, but for the price that is charged, I expected a much better quality lead. Maybe in a larger spectrum of leads the quality wouldve been corrected, but again, for the price, i was left dissapointed at best. i would be open to trying them in the future a 2nd time, but I think I would want the price to come down before I did so.
Bob if your leads are better I'm up for trying them and I was told by your former employee to stop w HQ so she must have known something. I love that girl and she wanted to leave HQ for her own reasons. I did not lure her away she was looking because of what was going on....
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Was she successful at working any internet leads? Were you? What is your process if you'd care to outline it here.
FYI: Let's think about this for just one minute. Just because a former employee of mine, who worked successfully selling B2Business leads calling on agents tells you she can't make B2C leads work...when thousands of other agents are making them work...does that tell you anything? She was good working with agents & I know she was good at selling insurance, especially at a State Farm agency before coming to work for me. So, does that automatically make her an expert at selling internet leads?
Do you think a small business that started above my garage 11 years ago, and employees almost 40 employees today...do you think we'd still be in business if all we did was sell bad leads? If you think so, then maybe I can interest you in a certain bridge to no-where
Seriously, I am sorry you cannot make my leads work. It sounds like you are still looking for the "perfect" lead that sells itself since you are still looking for a lead source. I know all of my competitors & I can assure you...if you can't make my leads work...then you should put your marketing dollars doing something else. In all seriousness. That, or take some time to read/listen to some of the things I've written on "Bob's Blog" on my website. If I was you, I'd pick up the phone and call my office & ask to talk to the Regional Director for TN, I think it is Derrick Laughlin, and ask him for advice. Derrick was a 12+ year Allstate agent, not CSR, before coming to work for me. He knows his stuff when it comes to internet leads.
But, my advice & a buck, won't buy you a cup of coffee from Starbucks!
All the Best in your search for the perfect internet lead. And if you'd like to chat, give me a call or email me. My contact info is in my signature below.
Bob