Newspaper Ad... What Say Ye.

[G.Gordon]

comments please...

Medicare Supplement Savings​

Here are some examples of what we've done for others recently:
· 65 male, plan F w/United American at $190/mo switched to plan F with United of Omaha for $139/mo.
· 77 male, plan E with AARP at $188.50 switched to plan E at American National for $136.60/mo.
· 77 female, plan E with AARP at $188.50 switched to plan E at American National for $124.41/mo.
· 68 female, plan F with Mutual of Omaha at 158.60 switched to plan J at United of Omaha for $107.18.
· 65 female, plan C with Blue Cross at $152/mo switched to Plan J with United of Omaha for $95.08/mo.
· 84 male, plan F with American Family at $225/mo switched to Heartland National for $184/mo.
Big savings, no risk, and local service. What are you waiting for?

 

[somarco]

I know nothing about compliance in the Med supp business, or your state either, but I would think it will not make it past the compliance police.

 

[padthaiforlunch]

I think your ad would be better with either a grid of best rates or a pic or two of clients and name...


Frank S., Age 77 was paying...... after moving him to X plan he's saving xxx/month.

Tag line.

 

[Russ]

I know nothing about compliance in the Med supp business, or your state either, but I would think it will not make it past the compliance police.

I would agree with you.

At first I thought he was just telling us what he had done for several insureds this week until I read the title again and used my brain(long day).

I don't think you can mention specific company names without their approval.

 

[Crabcake Johnny]

Russ - very true but you definitely cannot mention plans and rates without approval.

 

[G.Gordon]

That's what I was thinking, but was too lazy to find the source.

I'll modify and see what ya'll think.

 

[Expat]

I think your ad would be better with either a grid of best rates or a pic or two of clients and name...
Frank S., Age 77 was paying...... after moving him to X plan he's saving xxx/month.
Tag line.

Very true, "Facts tell, Stories sell".

 

[G.Gordon]

Medicare Supplement Savings​

Here are some examples of what we've done for others recently:
· 65 male, plan F saved $51/mo by switching to one of our companies.
· 77 male, plan E saved $51.90 for the same plan by leaving AARP.
· 77 female, plan E saved $64.09/mo when she left AARP. (Yep, that's his wife)
· 68 female, plan F let us save her $51.42/mo when we found her a cheaper plan F.
· 65 female, plan C saved $56.92/mo when she let us write her a plan J and gained extra benefits.
· 84 male, plan F saved $41/mo by doing business with us.
Big savings, no risk, and local service. What are you waiting for? These savings are not unusual. This is what we do for folks every week.



Yea, I know I mentioned AARP, but who the hell cares about AARP?

 

[Pawnature]

Medicare Supplement Savings​

Here are some examples of what we've done for others recently:
· 65 male, plan F saved $51/mo by switching to one of our companies.
· 77 male, plan E saved $51.90 for the same plan by leaving AARP.
· 77 female, plan E saved $64.09/mo when she left AARP. (Yep, that's his wife)
· 68 female, plan F let us save her $51.42/mo when we found her a cheaper plan F.
· 65 female, plan C saved $56.92/mo when she let us write her a plan J and gained extra benefits.
· 84 male, plan F saved $41/mo by doing business with us.
Big savings, no risk, and local service. What are you waiting for? These savings are not unusual. This is what we do for folks every week.



Yea, I know I mentioned AARP, but who the hell cares about AARP?

Did you ever run this? If so what kind of results did you get? Thanks

 

[Yoda]

Did you ever run this? If so what kind of results did you get? Thanks

It didnt work worth a damn. Not that I was there I just know selling insurance is a little trickier then just running a good ad in the paper! If running those ads in the paper worked then your paper would be full of those kinds of ads and we all know your paper is not full of insurance ads!