DFS Marketing
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DFS Marketing just left a phone message and sent me an email. They claim to provide annuity leads. Can't figure out from the email how it works.
Did a search on this forum but can't find anything about them. Hope someone has useful info and will post it.
Person who contacted me is Chris Haliburton
Did a search on this forum but can't find anything about them. Hope someone has useful info and will post it.
Person who contacted me is Chris Haliburton
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https://dfs-marketing.com/DFS Marketing just left a phone message and sent me an email. They claim to provide annuity leads. Can't figure out from the email how it works.
Did a search on this forum but can't find anything about them. Hope someone has useful info and will post it.
Google is your friend Mickey.
Person who contacted me is Chris Haliburton
dfs marketing - Google Search
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Yes, I saw them on Google. But, I was hoping for personal experiences from someone on this forum. Good, bad, just ok.
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Oh, ok. This link was in the 2nd link I posted.
https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/DFS-Marketing-Reviews-E1326238.htm
" They claim to provide annuity leads. Can't figure out from the email how it works."<<< I think it explains on their website. I just glanced at it, but they say they have preset appointments.
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Just remember, most annuity leads are going to suck.
This isn't other life products where a $30-$40 lead nets you 600-1000 bucks.
The average annuity sale is over 100k. Even accounting for low comp MYGA sales, you're looking at 2k-7k per sale.
If the leads are a few 100 bucks, that makes sense. If they're lower, then why wouldn't the lead provider buy an agency and keep all of the commissions?
FWIW, I know nothing about this company (sorry Mickey)...just food for thought.
This isn't other life products where a $30-$40 lead nets you 600-1000 bucks.
The average annuity sale is over 100k. Even accounting for low comp MYGA sales, you're looking at 2k-7k per sale.
If the leads are a few 100 bucks, that makes sense. If they're lower, then why wouldn't the lead provider buy an agency and keep all of the commissions?
FWIW, I know nothing about this company (sorry Mickey)...just food for thought.
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Thanks for the input. I need to put up $2,500 for the initial leads ($3,000 for extra bandwidth marketing). Doesn't say how many leads I will receive but email states:
***GUARANTEE*** - If agent doesn't make their money back with the appointments, DFS will refund money (ask about these details).
***GUARANTEE*** - If agent doesn't make their money back with the appointments, DFS will refund money (ask about these details).
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There was something on there about a free lead generating website with SEO.
Lol..............sure.
Give it a shot then and let us know. 10-15 leads then close 2 or 3 will be a decent ROI.
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