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How Many Leads to You Get from Your Website on Average?
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Thanks, I'm going to check that out and try to follow your guidelines.
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WOW, WHAT AN AD,
Over $700 year for a website lacking true SEO, meaning a carbon copy dud. Google HATES and can penalize duplicate content on a webpage.
Platinum Plan
$59 / Month
after 30 day free trial
To get leads you need traffic. Quotes are not leads, but still suspects. They fall somewhere in the gigantic range between a phone book and a good prospect. Real Leads come from qualified prospects.
How many leads are GUARANTEED A MONTH?
Over $700 year for a website lacking true SEO, meaning a carbon copy dud. Google HATES and can penalize duplicate content on a webpage.
Platinum Plan
$59 / Month
after 30 day free trial
To get leads you need traffic. Quotes are not leads, but still suspects. They fall somewhere in the gigantic range between a phone book and a good prospect. Real Leads come from qualified prospects.
How many leads are GUARANTEED A MONTH?
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Classy.
Here's my sales pitch.
I'm the best kept secret of a few people on here, including someone who was mentioned to be crushing it on this thread.
I'm not going to attack anyone or troll for customers here either.
I will give Rick my SEO Finger though. Since I'm an ILIAA member it's all good.
If you're a life insurance agent you NEED to join: Independent Life Insurance Agent Association - ILIAA
I think the subject here was getting leads from the website.
Looking at the ILIAA membership I would highly recommend it. However, not the endorsed overpriced website. The website by itself is not designed to draw any traffic.
TRAFFIC = LEADS
Do not buy a website service and still go out and buy leads. Your website should work for you. Do not think that just because you have a form on your website that it is going to get filled out. You would get more paying a kid to put lead cards on windshields at a sporting event, and not spending money on the website.
But still do join the ILIAA
Looking at the ILIAA membership I would highly recommend it. However, not the endorsed overpriced website. The website by itself is not designed to draw any traffic.
TRAFFIC = LEADS
Do not buy a website service and still go out and buy leads. Your website should work for you. Do not think that just because you have a form on your website that it is going to get filled out. You would get more paying a kid to put lead cards on windshields at a sporting event, and not spending money on the website.
But still do join the ILIAA
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Why are you attacking the guy for a link in his signature?
Seriously, you're just hijacking the thread.
Sorry, must have been that alot word. It throws your eyes down to the next line.
On yours the link was above the signature, meaning check it out. I did, saw that same ad again.
I will stick to the part of the association as I can recognize the merits of becoming a member. In my state I can get AAA road service in case I need a flatbed on any of my 10 cars, but I do not have to buy the insurance.
I believe that is sincerely what you are doing with the ILIAA.
On yours the link was above the signature, meaning check it out. I did, saw that same ad again.
I will stick to the part of the association as I can recognize the merits of becoming a member. In my state I can get AAA road service in case I need a flatbed on any of my 10 cars, but I do not have to buy the insurance.
I believe that is sincerely what you are doing with the ILIAA.
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Hmm...
I'm just a subscriber/member of the ILIAA, I'm not compensated by the ILIAA in ANY way. Just a paying member like everyone else.
I'm referring to you talking about how horrible Agent Methods is. I have nothing to do with them either, as a matter of fact: I own 75% of a company that's in DIRECT competition with them, it just seems odd that you're always bragging about how amazing you are in nearly every thread you post in, then you attack someone who's been a forum member for years over what they put in their signature.
Just saying, not cool...
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I'll back Agent Methods up. Have been referring agents to them for a long time now. Many agents have very well optimized sites through them. One of my better friends has 8 sites through Agent Methods and does extremely well.
$700 total for the year? That's what most people pay a designer and if you want a change, guess what - another fee and changes can be made slowly.
Aaron Kassover's a great guy (who runs Agent Methods) and his service is very valuable, especially for agents who don't have a chuck of money down.
He offers a 30 day free trial with no contracts which I think speaks for itself. You're also falsely assuming everyone wants their site to generate leads or even gives a crap about SEO.
I know far too many agents who only work locally and have the website there for clients. They don't care nor will they ever care if they generate a single lead. It's not their goal.
You can have a site up and running with Agent Methods in a matter of 15 minutes. Ask a web designer how long it'll take them to get a site up. Then pay them and see how long it actually takes.
$700 total for the year? That's what most people pay a designer and if you want a change, guess what - another fee and changes can be made slowly.
Aaron Kassover's a great guy (who runs Agent Methods) and his service is very valuable, especially for agents who don't have a chuck of money down.
He offers a 30 day free trial with no contracts which I think speaks for itself. You're also falsely assuming everyone wants their site to generate leads or even gives a crap about SEO.
I know far too many agents who only work locally and have the website there for clients. They don't care nor will they ever care if they generate a single lead. It's not their goal.
You can have a site up and running with Agent Methods in a matter of 15 minutes. Ask a web designer how long it'll take them to get a site up. Then pay them and see how long it actually takes.
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