Step Up Your
Medicare Marketing Game

The Blueprint for Digital Marketing Success

Become an Online Authority

Start with the Right Web Presence

Let’s face it, the Medicare sales industry is highly competitive and Medicare beneficiaries can find information just about anywhere.  Having a generic website or social media profile isn’t going to help you build your business.

Growing your business online requires you to be an authority figure online.  This means having a highly informative and educational website that is a true resource for Medicare recipients.  When a visitor comes to your website, you can’t just tell them that you are a Medicare expert, you have to show them.  How?  By having a content-rich, regularly updated site that provides answers and solutions to the issues that every who is Medicare eligible faces.

Agents Who Succeed at Digital Marketing
All Have One Thing in Common:

A Highly Informative Website!

Unfortunately, building a highly informative and engaging website requires a great deal of research, time, effort, patience, and money.

That is, of course, until now!

We’ve done all of the heavy lifting for you by creating a website that positions you online as a Medicare authority. This site will help you…

  • Educate Your Current Clients with Information They Need
  • Earn More Referrals When Clients Share Your Content
  • Nurture Your Prospects Into Becoming Clients
  • Generate Leads When You Drive Traffic to Your Site

Get Free and Friendly Medicare Help Now

Our local agents offer Medicare assistance at no cost and no obligation!

  • Review your current benefits
  • Explore additional benefits
  • Explain your coverage options

What’s Included?

From Dollars to “Donuts”…

Getting Started

Answers to common questions such as: When should you enroll?  How and when do you become eligible for Medicare?

Enrollment Periods

After your initial enrollment, Medicare allows you to make changes to your coverage at specific times each year. Here are those dates.

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Defining the ABC's

Medicare consists of Parts A, B, C, and D.   Step one is to learn the “ABC’s”, how they work, and your options with each part.

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Medicare Part D

Medicare’s Part D is coverage for your medication needs and is provided by private insurance carriers. We’ll explain exactly how it works.

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Advantage Plans

Medicare Advantage Plans are provided by private insurance companies and can often save you money.

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Medicare's Donut Hole

Medicare Advantage Plans are provided by private insurance companies and can often save you money.

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Special Needs Plans

Medicare Advantage Plans are provided by private insurance companies and can often save you money.

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Supplement Plans

Insurance sold by private insurance companies to cover Medicare’s gaps.  Also called “MediGap” plans.

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Allow Us to Save You Time and Money!

We shop multiple carriers, help you to understand your options,
and find you the best plans and lowest premiums.

Frequently Asked Questions

The easiest way to apply for Original Medicare is via the Social Security website.  There is a quick Medicare application that should take you no longer than 10 minutes.   Just visit https://www.ssa.gov/benefits/medicare/.

Medicare Advantage and Supplement Plans are offered through private insurance companies.  Our friendly agents can help you to find a program that meets your needs and budget.  Remember, there is no cost to use our service.  Simply call 800-555-5555 to speak with an agent.

Yes you can, but you’ll need to go to a local Social Security office to apply in person.  If you’d like to apply for an Advantage or Supplement Plan in person, simply contact our office and request an appointment.  Please note, you’ll need to apply for Original Medicare before you can enroll in an Advantage or Supplement Plan.

Absolutely!  Contact our office and one of our agents will be happy to walk you through the enrollment process.

You have a 7-month window to apply for Original Medicare: during the 3 months prior to your 65th birthday month, the month of your birthday, and the 3 months after your 65th birthday.

You missed your 7-month window for enrolling in Medicare, your next opportunity to enroll in Part A and Part B will be during the General Enrollment Period, January 1-March 31. Coverage will then become effective July 1.

Yes!  If you do not enroll in Part B coverage during your Initial Enrollment Period, you could be subject to premium penalties for as long as you have Medicare coverage.

You’ll typically receive your Medicare card approximately 3 weeks after you apply.

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