Consistency wins
Most leads need several touches. A written cadence makes sure every lead gets them.
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Pick the lead type and enter your agency and product. You get a schedule of calls and texts with messages ready to copy into your CRM.
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Day 1
Within 1 minute
Text
Hi {first_name}, this is Jamie with Sunrise Insurance. Thanks for your request about health insurance. Is now a good time for a quick call? Reply STOP to opt out.
Day 1
Within 5 minutes
Call + voicemail
Day 1
Late afternoon
Call
Day 2
Morning
Text
Hi {first_name}, Jamie from Sunrise Insurance again. What matters most to you in a health insurance plan: price, doctors or coverage? Reply STOP to opt out.
Day 2
Early evening
Call
Day 3
Late morning
Call + voicemail
Day 5
Midday
Text
Hi {first_name}, I can go over your health insurance options in about 10 minutes. Would today or tomorrow work better? Reply STOP to opt out.
Day 5
Afternoon
Call
Day 7
Evening
Call + voicemail
Day 10
Midday
Text
Hi {first_name}, did you find the health insurance coverage you were looking for, or are you still comparing? Reply STOP to opt out.
Day 14
Midday
Text
Hi {first_name}, should I keep your info on file, or are you all set on health insurance? Either answer is fine. Reply STOP to opt out.
Most leads need several touches. A written cadence makes sure every lead gets them.
Calls catch people who can talk now; texts reach people who cannot.
End the cadence on a reply, booking or opt-out, and move silent leads to slow nurture.
Frequently asked questions
Many agents make six to ten attempts over the first two weeks for new leads, then move to a slower nurture.
Both, within minutes. The text gives the lead a way to reply when they cannot talk.
Yes. Texts run as sequences that stop on reply, and calls appear as due tasks in the dialer.
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The Insurance Lead Playbook
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Load the texts as a sequence that stops on reply, and let the dialer surface every call that is due.