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Anyone try Leadbot for exclusive leads?
Please Rank these Online Lead Suppliers...
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Leadbot:
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Third-party trusted sources who can help balance any demand/supply issues in specific geographies
An ex-associate used them...and regretted it.
Banner ads and text ads placed with hundreds of affiliates who feature our ads in exchange for a per lead commission
Third-party trusted sources who can help balance any demand/supply issues in specific geographies
An ex-associate used them...and regretted it.
Bottom line, if there is a good internet lead provider, it won't last long. Face it, if I said that Acme Leads are the best, I'm getting in touch with 80% of the leads, and a 50% sales rate, well qualified leads, what would happen? Everyone would go sign up for Acme leads. Now, I was getting shared leads that weren't being shared a moment ago, now they are shared with 5,6,7 agents. All the sudden, the leads aren't so good anymore.
In the meantime, Acme suddenly has a huge demand, and TX is ordering them by the hundreds. Acme needs more leads, they turn to some other sources, and now, the good shared leads become not so good shared leads.
Now, you come back to me and say, well, Acme isn't so good. I reply, well, they used to be. We all drop out, Acme shuts off the bad lead vendors, lead quality improves, I sign back up, and never tell anyone about Acme again!
That is the internet lead vendor cycle in a nutshell. Anything good today will have to be monitored to make sure it's still producing for you tomorrow.
Dan
In the meantime, Acme suddenly has a huge demand, and TX is ordering them by the hundreds. Acme needs more leads, they turn to some other sources, and now, the good shared leads become not so good shared leads.
Now, you come back to me and say, well, Acme isn't so good. I reply, well, they used to be. We all drop out, Acme shuts off the bad lead vendors, lead quality improves, I sign back up, and never tell anyone about Acme again!
That is the internet lead vendor cycle in a nutshell. Anything good today will have to be monitored to make sure it's still producing for you tomorrow.
Dan
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Thousands.
I also think it is important to balance out a few vendors, for the peeks and valleys. For me this is about 3-5 vendors, diversifying your sources based on your budget is important in my opinion.
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Norvax was sure pumping you up today at the Unicare meeting.
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I was not involved with that meeting, I was not aware I would be mentioned, nor did I approve or endorse anything that was said as this was not brought to my attention or my review.
That is all I really want to post on that note, as this is likely to go under further private discussion.
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All I know is that the Prospect Zone leads sucked monkey balls. Thankfully, I didn't pay anything since they were given to me by the United Select Producer's Club (after paying them 100 bucks).
I used to use NQ and they sucked, too. Just not as bad as the PZ ones.
I used to use NQ and they sucked, too. Just not as bad as the PZ ones.
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I have been using a new service for the last 10 days. Somewhat exclusive leads for $4 each. So far, so good.
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Why would I post a good lead source? From an enlightened self interest standpoint that would be stupid.
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If your assumption is correct, then we should believe the opposite of everything posted on this thread.
Hmmm.
Hmmm.
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