My "average" client is as follows.
Female (close to 80%), married (about a third with kids), age 40 - 45, mostly white collar.
Probably 95% buy plans with high deductibles, no copay. Most are GR Plan 100, Humana Monogram or one of the HSA varietals with 100% after the deductible.
Most families end up with $5000 deductibles, singles around half that.
Average premium for family is in the $400 - $500 range. Singles $150 - $200.
I attended a meeting last week of agents from all over the country that use internet leads. Most of their clients were young (under age 30) single males.
That made me wonder why my market is so much different. It's not like I am targeting a specific group. The leads are what they are.
How does your average client stack up?
Female (close to 80%), married (about a third with kids), age 40 - 45, mostly white collar.
Probably 95% buy plans with high deductibles, no copay. Most are GR Plan 100, Humana Monogram or one of the HSA varietals with 100% after the deductible.
Most families end up with $5000 deductibles, singles around half that.
Average premium for family is in the $400 - $500 range. Singles $150 - $200.
I attended a meeting last week of agents from all over the country that use internet leads. Most of their clients were young (under age 30) single males.
That made me wonder why my market is so much different. It's not like I am targeting a specific group. The leads are what they are.
How does your average client stack up?