Include an Email Signature: This is mandatory! Every agent should have an email signature that includes your name, business name, fax and phone numbers, and email. Your signature is also prime real estate to include a link to your website and, if possible, an embedded video of yourself that inspires trust and displays professionalism to the leads you email.
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Purchase Your Name Domain: Agents wanting to control their online reputation (known as Online Reputation Management or ORM) and what a consumer sees about them, might consider buying a domain of their full name and making it a supplementary bio website for consumers to see when they inevitably reverse search your number or cross - reference your name to double check the quality of recommendations they are hearing.
The 3 - Foot Rule: This is one of those classic insurance sales methods that can seem rather abrasive to modern - day agents. The general idea is that anyone who comes within 3 feet of you during the day is a prospect, and you should ask them about insurance. Let’s face it: Everyone knows someone on Medicare, because 1 out of 6 Americans has Medicare. Those agents who are willing to really ask around and work every connection to its max can easily leverage this approach.
We just talked about four ways for agents to GET so - called “free leads” in exchange for something, whether it’s an email address, a deposit, a cut in commissions, or a piece of advice for other agents. So if you can’t GET free leads without giving something in exchange, then how (or where) can you just FIND free leads without trading anything in return?
Create a Media Kit: Agents wanting to beef up their public relations campaigns can dedicate a full page on their website to sharing the most pertinent background and contact info for your company, along with specific topics you can speak to, that will help journalists better utilize your expertise in stories. The Blog Maven has a great article and template for designing your own media kit, or check out ours for inspiration.
Create a Drip Email Program: This is different than a mere newsletter subscription because it’s more focused on getting the consumer to do something specific, like download a lead magnet or get a quote. The newsletter may have different topics each time, whereas a drip campaign is composed of 5 - 12 emails in a sequence that get fired off in response to certain triggers, like if a visitor starts filling out a quote form but doesn’t submit it.
With all of this in mind, you also need to understand that affiliate marketing is not some get-rich-quick system. It’s a business. A real marketing business that will take some time to grow. All of the resources you need in order to succeed are listed above, but don’t expect overnight success. Give it a good 6 to 12 months and about 10 to 15 hours per week working on your business. If you do that, by this time next year, you should be an affiliate marketer yourself, at the very least making a nice secondary income. If not, in a year from now, you’ll be exactly where you are right now. Focus on the long-term and keep going with sustained effort. Of course, I’m always available as well if you ever want to contact me. I never charge a dime. 🙂
Host Webinars: Webinars are a non - aggressive way to prospect for potential leads. Webinars usually revolve around PowerPoint presentations that educate consumers on various problem - solution scenarios for specific insurance - related issues or questions. Don’t worry about gathering attendees for a live, one - time presentation; just offer downloads of previously - recorded webinars to explain topics in more depth. This not only helps your search engine rankings, but may help convert people who need a little more information before making a decision.
Create a Drip Email Program: This is different than a mere newsletter subscription because it’s more focused on getting the consumer to do something specific, like download a lead magnet or get a quote. The newsletter may have different topics each time, whereas a drip campaign is composed of 5 - 12 emails in a sequence that get fired off in response to certain triggers, like if a visitor starts filling out a quote form but doesn’t submit it.
Leads should come in the form of people that are likely to work with you. When you get leads for free, they may not be targeted. That’s okay though, you can target these people yourself, and it’s free to do if you’re willing to put some time into learning marketing. Don’t just get a logo slapped together and act like you’re an awesome company with all kinds of things you don’t really have in place. However, you can work with leads that you target by learning to make a splash in places like review websites and other places people read more about companies.
