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November 15th, 2024
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The Medicare market is booming. With approximately 10,000 people turning 65 every day, the demand for Medicare plans—and skilled agents to explain them—is at an all-time high. But with great opportunity comes stiff competition.
Marketing your Medicare services is how you show clients you’re not just another agent; you’re their agent—the one who cares, listens, and solves their problems.
And let’s not forget the stakes for your clients. Medicare isn’t just a health plan—it’s peace of mind, financial security, and access to care when they need it most. Your marketing efforts should reflect this, focusing on education, empathy, and empowerment.
Your brand is your promise to your clients. It’s how they perceive you and what they associate with your name. For Medicare agents, your brand should exude trust, knowledge, and reliability.
Example:
Agent Mary creates a website with a calming blue theme and a tagline that reads, “Simplifying Medicare Choices, One Client at a Time.” Her business cards and social media profiles match her website’s colors and branding.
Yes, seniors are on social media—specifically Facebook. In fact, 72% of adults aged 50-64 and 50% of those 65+ use social media regularly.
Social media is a powerful tool for Medicare agents to educate, connect, and build trust with current and potential clients.
View Social Media Strategy for Insurance Agents Guide
"Social media isn’t about selling; it’s about storytelling. Educate your audience, and they’ll come to you."
Marketing materials are an agent’s best friend. They help you communicate your message clearly, whether you’re hosting an event, meeting a client, or connecting online.
Example of Effective Use:
Agent Jim hosts a Medicare educational seminar at a local community center. He provides brochures that explain the differences between Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans and hands out business cards. Attendees leave with his contact information and a clear understanding of their next steps.
Seniors often feel overwhelmed by the complexities of Medicare. Content marketing allows you to position yourself as a trusted expert who simplifies their journey.
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Pro Tip: Repurpose your content. A blog can become a series of social media posts, and a webinar can be turned into a downloadable guide.
Marketing isn’t just about digital efforts. Building relationships in your community can have a massive impact on your business.
Guide to Marketing Medicare Plans Locally
"People don’t just buy a product—they buy the person behind it. Be the person they trust."
You don’t have to tackle marketing alone. The PSM Marketing Hub offers a treasure trove of customizable, compliant marketing materials exclusively for agents.
Example:
Agent Lisa uses the PSM Marketing Hub to create a flyer promoting her Medicare workshops. She provides her logo and contact info, prints the materials, and distributes them at a local health fair.
Marketing your Medicare business doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With the right tools, strategies, and support, you can connect with more clients, build lasting relationships, and grow your business.
At PSM Brokerage, we’re here to help you every step of the way. From customizable marketing materials to expert guidance, our PSM Marketing Hub is designed to set you up for success—all at no cost to our agents.
Ready to elevate your marketing game? Contact us today to access the PSM Marketing Hub and unlock the resources you need to stand out in the Medicare market.
Empower your business. Connect with clients. Grow your success.
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