To Website or Not to Website for Direct Mail

[tikibarrister]

calmedicareplans.com

I think your page needs a little work, to be honest.

- No SSL/https (padlock). These have been free for many years (Let's Encrypt). A site that does not have a padlock/https is an immediate red flag.

- The design is...1990s and does not look professional to me.

- The top banner disappears on your Testimonials page and some of the text appears out of order overlapping photos. The bottom form may not be rendering as intended.

- "I will simply Medicare so you can make the right decision about your options. To learn more request a FREE BROCHURE called
The ABCs of Medicare." -

I think you meant "simplify". Did you mean for the line break to be there? "many highly-rated insurance companies offering" - odd spacing?

- Your TOS/Privacy Policy is the output termsofservicegenerator.net run through a spinner. Nothing wrong with that per se but the jurisdiction section just says "United States"...don't you usually want to limit that to a state?

On the other hand, if the site is making you money hand over fist, who is anyone to criticize?

 

[Tahoe Ray]

I think your page needs a little work, to be honest.

- No SSL/https (padlock). These have been free for many years (Let's Encrypt). A site that does not have a padlock/https is an immediate red flag.

- The design is...1990s and does not look professional to me.

- The top banner disappears on your Testimonials page and some of the text appears out of order overlapping photos. The bottom form may not be rendering as intended.

- "I will simply Medicare so you can make the right decision about your options. To learn more request a FREE BROCHURE called
The ABCs of Medicare." -

I think you meant "simplify". Did you mean for the line break to be there? "many highly-rated insurance companies offering" - odd spacing?

- Your TOS/Privacy Policy is the output termsofservicegenerator.net run through a spinner. Nothing wrong with that per se but the jurisdiction section just says "United States"...don't you usually want to limit that to a state?

On the other hand, if the site is making you money hand over fist, who is anyone to criticize?

One of the most kindly worded website critiques I've seen. And very accurate too...

EDIT: Also Mickey, your pics on your testimonial pages don't line up. I know that you're in CA and all but I'm pretty sure that Walter, Richard, and Lois don't have accurate pics.

 

[mickeyma]

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Don't know what happened. When I created the site, everything lined up perfectly.

I don't get any business from the site so I never check on it. It's there in case someone wants to check me out further. I'm in the process of correcting the issues.

 

[Travis Price]

I use Elementor and Jeff Roots insurance theme.

Mine is three main pages. Basic overview of Medicare, my T65 page, and about me.

I think I cram a ton of value in three pages, and people like it. For BRC's, no need to list a site. They just fill out the card. For my clientele and marketing, I want my website to give as much trust as possible.

If you call me, you're a layup.