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Term and whole life shoppers at a life stage that has made cover feel urgent.
Life insurance is rarely bought because somebody was shown a cheaper rate. It is bought because something changed, a first child, a mortgage, a business partnership, a diagnosis in the family, a parent's death. The trigger is emotional and the decision is deferred easily, which makes timing more important than offer strength.
That shapes how we generate the demand. Campaigns are built around the moments that make cover feel necessary rather than around premium comparison, and creative acknowledges the reason somebody is looking instead of leading with a number. The result is a smaller response volume and a materially higher proportion of people who will still take the call when an agent rings back.
A life call that arrives with no context wastes the first several minutes establishing facts that determine whether a quote is even possible. We capture the ones that matter before transfer: approximate age, the coverage amount in mind, term or permanent preference, tobacco use, and a broad health band. None of it is medical underwriting and none of it is stored beyond what the buyer needs, it is the minimum set that lets an agent open with a relevant question rather than a questionnaire.
Where a caller's profile falls outside what a buyer writes, the call is not routed. Sending an uninsurable or badly mismatched caller through is a short-term revenue decision that costs the relationship.
People shopping for life cover are sometimes doing so because of a recent bereavement or a serious diagnosis. That deserves a different tone from the rest of performance marketing, and it deserves restraint in retargeting and follow-up frequency.
We hold publishers in this vertical to messaging that does not manufacture fear, and we cap contact frequency more tightly than the category norm. It is a quieter way to run the channel. It also produces the kind of caller an agent can actually help, which is the only version of this that works over more than one quarter.
Life works for carriers and agencies with a licensed desk able to quote across health bands and both term and permanent products.
Set at onboarding and written down. Changing any of it is a conversation, not a silent adjustment.
Yes, both, before transfer. It is broad banding rather than underwriting, but it is enough to stop an agent spending ten minutes on a profile they cannot write.
Tell us which side you are on and what you are trying to grow. We will come back with a scoped test campaign, the filters we would apply, and what we would need from you to run it properly.
Start on a capped test campaign. If the calls do not meet the standard we agreed, you do not pay for them.
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