Primatech Facebook leads?

[20th Maine]

20 leads for $300? Got the email today with a Youtube video that I could not hear

They appear to be FE leads; anyone ever use Primatech (or any FB lead source) for MAPD/Med Supp?

I understand its difficult to do FB leads and stay compliant.

Would love to add a new source of Medicare leads--FB would be great--any advice?

 

[Chazm]

20 leads for $300? Got the email today with a Youtube video that I could not hear

They appear to be FE leads; anyone ever use Primatech (or any FB lead source) for MAPD/Med Supp?

I understand its difficult to do FB leads and stay compliant.

Would love to add a new source of Medicare leads--FB would be great--any advice?

$15 wouldn’t be bad if they’re T65’s looking for help. If it’s someone who filled out some contact info for something else, I can’t see $15 each being smart.

 

[vic120]

Primatech

wait Let me make some popcorn.I'll be right back

 

[GoPokes]

I gotta give Thad some credit for his dedication to innovate new leads

 

[somarco]

Just a wag, but probably will get a number of PDP and MA leads . . . that want to change their plan in the middle of the year.

 

[hockeyday]

20 leads for $300? Got the email today with a Youtube video that I could not hear

They appear to be FE leads; anyone ever use Primatech (or any FB lead source) for MAPD/Med Supp?

I understand its difficult to do FB leads and stay compliant.

Would love to add a new source of Medicare leads--FB would be great--any advice?

My email was for fe leads

 

[goillini52]

My email was for fe leads

Mine too.

Thad used to have Med Supp leads. I don't know if he still does or not. They were more than the FE leads.

 

[Stephen]

20 leads for $300? Got the email today with a Youtube video that I could not hear

They appear to be FE leads; anyone ever use Primatech (or any FB lead source) for MAPD/Med Supp?

I understand its difficult to do FB leads and stay compliant.

Would love to add a new source of Medicare leads--FB would be great--any advice?

I would trade my money for the leads on "one for one" basis , kinda like a hostage situation.

 

[vic120]

I would trade my money for the leads on "one for one" basis , kinda like a hostage situation.

I don't understand what you mean $300 too much?

I mean apart from primteck past history mixed reviews and what not, that I understand but $300 is a very small investment into leads, I don't think I have ever tried any lead co for less

 

[somarco]

The old adage, you gotta spend money to make money, is still true. Perhaps even more so with intangible products that are bought on emotion rather than logic.

I have not bought leads in years but $15 per lead doesn't sound outrageous. When I was buying U65 health insurance leads they were around $8 each as I recall. My sample baseline was 50 leads - around $400.

With 50 leads I could tell if the outlet was providing decent leads or crap leads. Also got a good idea of their credit / return policy.

Even on crap leads I would usually break even in 5 - 6 months. Good leads sometimes took only 3 months to break even.

This was when carriers paid a decent commission, you could sell year round and you didn't have to compete with a taxpayer funded website staffed 24 hours a day by $10/hour rookies.

Internet leads are relatively fresh unless the vendor is reselling leads bought at wholesale. DM leads are generally at least 2 weeks old, maybe older. TM leads should be a day old or less.

The quicker you get the lead and can connect with the suspect the better your odds of generating a sale.

The real magic starts the moment they answer the phone. If you don't know how to engage them in 10 seconds you are probably wasting their time and yours . . . and also wasting money.