P&c Leads

The local real estate office.
The local mortgage broker.
If you want to deal with it, the local car dealers.

No real need to buy P&C leads, a little networking will give you more than you can manage.

Dan
 
Avoid the internet leads. Giant waste of time and $

I do very well with internet leads for life and health. But, I agree with the previous post on P&C leads. They are a waste of money. It takes 2+ years to turn a profit with the small commissions. Use free leads for P&C.
 
I do very well with internet leads for life and health. But, I agree with the previous post on P&C leads. They are a waste of money. It takes 2+ years to turn a profit with the small commissions. Use free leads for P&C.

So you're suggesting avoiding all the lead companies? I've heard that some of them are bad, but I figured there were at least a couple good ones!
 
Finding good a good lead company depends on how many agents will get the lead. Find out what site generates their leads, create a yahoo email (so you know only this lead company will have this email address), enter a bogus lead (so other agents can return it), and sit back and watch what happens. From there you know what you are up against. You may even want to put a good phone number in to see who calls.

I am trying p/c leads now, but find I am better with health leads and backing into the p/c and life part of the business. You have to know your market and use filters to get the ideal client for you.
 
Best ROI we've ever gotten on P & C leads was to hire a telemarketer to make calls from a filtered list of prospects. We let our primary carriers give us their target market and then purchased the list that fit their demographics and was scrubbed of the DNC.
 
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