Michael Michaels
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- Jan 27, 2019
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Hey all!
New in the forums
I've been working with insurance lead generation for years, generating leads for companies like AWL, Datalot, Quinstreet and MediaAlpha.
If any of you have experience generating leads for these types of offers, you probably know about the challenges: these offers are demanding white hat traffic (SEM, Facebook, SEO), while paying black hat fees ($2 CPC, $3-4 CPL etc).
These buyers are also scrubbing all the leads, only crediting their affiliates for a fraction of the leads they generate. We know this by manually submitting leads (sorry
) and seeing the exact numbers.
If there ever is a dispute with their buyers, they will financially take it out on their affiliates, leaving you unpaid a month later (they all pay on NET-30 or NET-45 terms).
So, to cut to the chase - we are looking to set up our own network of affiliates. We want to pay a flat fee per auto insurance lead, and we would accept all types of traffic. There would also be no scrubbing of the leads. Our only requirement would be that the leads are real consumers interested in receiving new quotes on their insurance.
My questions to all of you are:
1. How much would you have to be paid per auto insurance lead for this to be interesting for you?
2. What traffic sources would yield the cheapest leads?
3. What payment terms would you want?
And if you have any suggestion to how we could make this a highly attractive offer, that would be much appreciated!
Sorry for the really long post, and thanks for your time
New in the forums
I've been working with insurance lead generation for years, generating leads for companies like AWL, Datalot, Quinstreet and MediaAlpha.
If any of you have experience generating leads for these types of offers, you probably know about the challenges: these offers are demanding white hat traffic (SEM, Facebook, SEO), while paying black hat fees ($2 CPC, $3-4 CPL etc).
These buyers are also scrubbing all the leads, only crediting their affiliates for a fraction of the leads they generate. We know this by manually submitting leads (sorry
If there ever is a dispute with their buyers, they will financially take it out on their affiliates, leaving you unpaid a month later (they all pay on NET-30 or NET-45 terms).
So, to cut to the chase - we are looking to set up our own network of affiliates. We want to pay a flat fee per auto insurance lead, and we would accept all types of traffic. There would also be no scrubbing of the leads. Our only requirement would be that the leads are real consumers interested in receiving new quotes on their insurance.
My questions to all of you are:
1. How much would you have to be paid per auto insurance lead for this to be interesting for you?
2. What traffic sources would yield the cheapest leads?
3. What payment terms would you want?
And if you have any suggestion to how we could make this a highly attractive offer, that would be much appreciated!
Sorry for the really long post, and thanks for your time