Lead Generation » qualified leads

SEO, lead generation, ppc, pp sale, etc etc, i need someone who's really good at it.?

Sales Leads — Thu, 06 May 2010 08:03:31 +0000

Where can i find someone who is a freaking rock star at SEO, ppc, affiliate programs type stuff, to promote my company when it gets up and running in a few weeks.

We’re a debt settlement company, and we thrive on leads. I know how to do this stuff, i’ve done it before successfully, i am in the process of building the website right now and implementing the affiliate program , which will have 3 total tiers including yourself as tier 1. we thrive on good qualified leads, and we’re willing to compensate very well.

I just really don’t have time to make that a focus, and it’s not something you can half-assuredly do. I have to run the company.

Of course, this person has to have been making 3-5k per month on their own with affiliate marketing type stuff, and SEO, adwords etc.

Find a way to contact me!

what are the top 10 lead generation service companies/websites for life insurance?

Sales Leads — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 12:45:16 +0000

I am looking to have some warm leads that I can pay for but want to make sure they are qualified leads.

Insurance Lead Generation

Sales Leads — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 04:00:43 +0000

I have spoken to several insurance agents that have told me that the Internet does not work for insurance lead generation.

I know it is not correct because I was a business insurance lead that turned into a sale for my agent. I had trouble finding business insurance from a local vendor and the one I finally found had an OK site and was high in Google for my search on Ohio business insurance.

Qualified leads are people that have a need and seek you out. When your website looks ok and has a clear call to action, you can generate insurance leads every day from the web.

Think about it. Progressive does some nice insurance leads online.

You do not have to be big to use the Internet to generate regular insurance leads for your company. You simply have to focus on local, niche topics (very specific types of insurance) and blog regularly about why the insurance you are offering can help your lead. This stuff does work, but you need more than a 5 page website.