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Be leary of Healthleadsnow.com. It's a live transfer health and final expense lead company. My experience is you may get approx. two connections if you ...
Be leary of Healthleadsnow.com. It's a live transfer health and final expense lead company. My experience is you may get approx. two connections if you spend all day waiting by the phone. And nine times out of ten you will be hung up on, told to take them off the list or told they did'nt understand what the recording was saying. If you pay you mines well just flush your money down the toliet.
My experience is you may get approx. two connections if you spend all day waiting by the phone. And nine times out of ten you will be hung up on, told to take them off the list or told they did'nt understand what the recording was saying.
Sitting by the phone aggressively waiting for it to ring (if you haven't done any marketing to make it ring) has always been a lame marketing tactic.
What did you expect?
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Be leary of Healthleadsnow.com. It's a live transfer health and final expense lead company. My experience is you may get approx. two connections if you spend all day waiting by the phone. And nine times out of ten you will be hung up on, told to take them off the list or told they did'nt understand what the recording was saying. If you pay you mines well just flush your money down the toliet.
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www.DialYourLeads.com has developed a live-transfer system that actually works! It will generate incoming interest for an agency just by using our service with a real-time lead provider.
The system works with existing leads you get from NetQuote, InsureMe, AgentInsider, etc...
Many of these leads are good leads that were submitted by customers actively looking for insurance online.
Dial Your Leads sends an instant call (and 5 later follow up calls) out to that lead on behalf of the agent who purchased the lead. This way we're only live-transferring interested prospects.
www.dialmyleads.com (OpenDNS) offers live transfers using the leads you buy from all the major lead vendors, including: NetQuote, InsureMe and AgentInsider.
I've been "lurking" the forum for little while now, and must say Chumps and Moonlight are always entertaining in their various methods for calling out spammers. The bonus is that they also offer some great insight. Forums can be a little intimidating. It's like walking in the local pub by yourself. Add value, ask questions, don't spam and you've got nothing to worry about.
I used heatlhleadsnow for awhile and Ramiz gave me a wonderful price on the transfers. However, I now agree that his service is so poor that I have given up on him.
I no longer recommend his service and if anyone lost money because of my recommendation, I apologize.
Rick
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That is a great formula. Of course, I have to admit that the cat-fights and spam do make things interesting around here.
I do have one question for Chumps...
Do you actually use insurance leads currently to generate business for your agency?
As for me, I've been in the lead industry for several years, most of which was spent as the primary developer of an insurance lead broker. During that time I saw the whole inter-workings of the lead industry from the lead seller's point of view. I also heard the most common complaints and problems that agents had.
I no longer work with the lead provider whose system I originally built, but now have my own company (www.dialyourleads.com) where we are trying to solve some of the problems I learned about at the former company, most critically: just getting prospects on the phone!
Creating a live transfer system for real-time leads was an interesting technical challenge and I'm very happy that it is actually working for agents, some of which receive several transfers per day. This new business was literally just an idea a few short months ago! A forum, such as this, that is about insurance leads, seems like a good place for us to discuss the potential benefits of a system like ours for agents, especially since a lot of agents do not have very good success with leads if they do not work them properly.
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Sorry Chumps...
After reading some of your other posts it looks like you do in fact use leads for your agency.
Let me ask you this question instead:
What percentage of your leads do you estimate that you actually talk to?
Last edited by mfrager : 08-09-2009 at 01:13 PM.
Reason: Posts merged
Mf...First of all, unfortunately, my "agency" is just me. Re the leads...I end up talking to about 30% of the leads I purchase, and about 10% of the leads the websites generate.
Of course, I email 100% of them, so I assume you are talking about phone contact.
mf...First of all, unfortunately, my "agency" is just me. Re the leads...I end up talking to about 30% of the leads I purchase, and about 10% of the leads the websites generate.
Of course, I email 100% of them, so I assume you are talking about phone contact.
That's a pretty good contact rate. To achieve that I'm guessing you do work your leads well.
Do you use any lead management tools to help organize your leads and send those emails?
Also, I bet that your experience with leads does show that, while internet leads are not a marketing panacea, some of the leads are good and if followed up on quickly can be converted into new clients.
I try to call them within a few minutes of when I receive the quote request. And a few additional times within the first 10 days.
I use an autoresponder which helps increase the contact rate. I also think that since most of my purchased leads are within 75 miles of me, they know I'm not an out-of-state call center.
Re Internet leads...like a lot of people on this Forum...I use less and less each year. There are some great ones...but many are questionable at best.