INSURANCE AGENT EMAIL BLASTING

When it comes to insurance Email blasting, Insurance agent recruiters and marketers are rather easy to fool.  With 13,700 firms in this category, enough think it’s easy to get profits without spending a bundle of cash. Which sounds better? Emailing 100,000 agents for $1,500.00 or Mailing 100,000 agents for $50,000?

Of course the Emailing option Sounds Better. Instant response, fast contracting, and quick sales add points to the emailing option. Let’s delve into why the quick patch to sales kingdom does not and can not work.

Here’s what the Emailing firm absolutely does not want you to know. The Emailing company has an investment of around $20,000. They obtaining 100,000 to 900,000 so called agents by applying a couple simple tricks. Since you never see the names, how do you know they are actually agents? Only 8 to 12 sales of 100,000 names and its all profit for that firm.

There are 2 essential programs the company needs. These 2 easy to obtain programs are a bulk email letter builder with fast emailing capacity, and an email extractor program. A high end quality emailing outgoing message program can be obtained on the internet for a cost of $5,495.00. A top of the line email extractor program varies, but costs much less. Lastly private SMTP hosting servers are purchased. These assist in trying to avoid being caught for spamming.

The firm falsely promotes the email blasting list as an opt-in list of agents. We can prove that the list is not 100,000 insurance agents ready to receive you message. Instead it is composed of 10,000 to 14,000 licensed insurance agents, with all types of licenses have not opted to receive solicitations.

For under $500 can even develop a similar "insurance agent" email list yourself. Searching the internet you can purchase  2 inexpensive bulk "all purpose email programs" You plunking down $199.95, receiving an Email Address Extractor,  Email Address Spider,  Mailing List remover, and more, Next you purchase  the anti-extractor for $39.00 . It uses your recipient's mail server without your ISP (Internet Service Provider) to a relay SMTP server. In addition, add $249.00 for two months of  technical support. If you are caught spamming using your internet service provider, or being traced, not only do you face possible fines, but your web host will likely without warning permanently remove your web site overnight.

There are two optional ways of extracting "insurance agent emails addresses"

 Email extractor software, once programmed properly  will run 24/7, but requires ample of disk space.  The first method involves using domain names (names of websites). A word like insurance is keyed in. The program starts immediately searching for any and all website url addresses containing the word insurance. The program spider crawls the site extracting every email address it finds, plus if requested it spiders all the link sites looking for more emails addresses. This is a computer program, not an intelligent human brain. It assumes that all email addresses found are those of actual life and health insurance agents. (not insurance companies, property & casualty agencies, adjusters, software firms, etc.)

With the second method, a search term or phrase  like "insurance agents" and then picking a search engine like Google. Google find over 70,000,000 matching pages (yes that number is correct -check it). It process in ranking Google order, pulling any email addresses it finds. It uses the same extraction process, but starts with the top listed sites first. In the top 60 Google website listings we found insurance company home offices, insurance associations, our own website, and only 6 possible 6 life agents/agencies. The percentage rate of finding life/health insurance emails improved, but accuracy remained astonishingly low. 

When the email list company has an "insurance agent" email list becomes outdated. they simply start the extracting process over again. Wham!  A new bulk insurance agent email list is born, ready for more profits and emailing blasting.

It is not uncommon for "insurance agent" recipients of bulk email blasting to receive a hundred insurance advertising offers every few weeks. Some internet service providers (MSN, AOL, etc) automatically blocks out any emails using spam blocker words like "free, $, click here". Other annoyed agents, add their own blocker words, like "insurance", "life", and "annuity" .to stop the onslaught of insurance email blasting from reaching them.  Detailed studies show over 65% of all bulk email messages actually reaching the email recipient are being "deleted" before read.
 
Calculate the figures of the scammer lists., and let’s give them the best outcome. 100,000 messages reduced to the 14,000 actual insurance agents. 65% blocked by their email settings, leaving 5,000 seeing your message. 1/100 responding = 50 agent leads. Result equals $30.00 each for agents that have not been qualified by experience or products they sell. Remember 10 unqualified leads are outweighed by 3 qualified ones. Direct mail using a quality refined list would have returned better results.
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