Anderson Marketing Blog

Many people think digital marketing is king. But 1:1 multi-touch direct mail campaigns have repeatedly proven themselves the most effective way to convert prospects. So, why not have the best of both worlds? Addressable digital marketing is the answer.

The stakes couldn’t be higher. Statistics show that after folks sign up for a Medicare plan, fewer than 30%
ever switch. Which means once you get them, you’ll most likely keep them. And, of course, the longer you
keep them, the more they’re worth. We’re talking about lifetime value, or LTV.

In many ways, purchasing Medicare Advantage insurance is no different than buying
other products in today’s internet-fueled marketplace. Competition abounds. Comparison is easy. Savvy seniors have access to powerful tools and avidly shop for the best deal. Leverage our original Medicare research to make your website best in class and a lead machine.

Americans are living longer and working longer due to lifestyle choices, better access to quality health care, and sheer financial need. 65 is the new 55! It is imperative that Medicare marketers pay attention to this late retiree segment, as it continues to grow. 

Working in a world where digital marketing continues to grow in importance, one thing that you learn very quickly is a positive Return on Investment (ROI) depends on an optimized lead-to-sale process.

Marketing data is everywhere. So how can Medicare marketers still achieve that incremental gain year over year? Through business intelligence (BI), that's how. Continue on for a quick rundown on how BI can fuel your marketing efforts and result in big ah-has and big gains.

Creative destruction. It’s nature’s way of powering progress by replacing old ways
of doings things with new and better ones. But some approaches never fall to the hammer of innovation—because they continue to work. In the insurance business, cultivating broker relationships is one of those things.

The ancient law of customer retention still holds: it costs you much less to keep a customer than to acquire a new one. Why, then, do so many insurance brands scrimp on communications and only “talk” to their clients when it’s time to renew a policy? A smart retention strategy involves building loyalty through consistent, valuable, personalized communications, and positioning your brand as a benevolent resource—not just a source of transactions.

Let's talk about putting more on the Medicare marketing menu—how to increase your prospect universe and your Medicare opportunities. Read on to find out more on how to leverage data sources to expand your marketing universe.

TV. Web. Radio. Mobile. Outdoor. Your Medicare audience is showered with marketing impressions every
nanosecond. So, your boss and others may question the value of direct mail. Why should we continue to invest in it? Let's review how direct mail delivers and the importance of the holdout.