The Top 10 Data Providers

[Glen Shelton]

HAVE YOU EVER wondered who has the best sales data in the industry?

After spending weeks researching, interviewing, and comparing, we have published a comprehensive review of The Top 10 Data Vendors for Insurance Agents.

If you have time, check out our other new article Pepsi vs Coke: Dissecting the Differences between Final Expense and Medicare Supplements.

 

[lmspeir]

Ok. How does one subscribe to your site?

 

[Glen Shelton]

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Shouldnt this be in the offers section?

Yesterday we were making a slight modification to the website and it created a brief error.

There is no cost to view the website or the content

 

[Justin Bilyj]

I can see it on my end..

 

[Glen Shelton]

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[Robert45673]

Did you review Sales Force Data.com for business leads? I'm curious why it didn't make your top 10 list.

 

[Glen Shelton]

Did you review Sales Force Data.com for business leads? I'm curious why it didn't make your top 10 list.

We just didn't see Sales Force Data mentioned within agent circles, but I appreciate you mentioning them.

Sales Force also resells data from D&B which is mostly known for business data as you mentioned - not consumer.

 

[GoPokes]

Surprised Wiki Leaks didn't make the cut, they have very accurate data