Anyone running HEALTH INSURANCE offers?

[RebeccaYoyumob]

Anyone running HEALTH INSURANCE offers?

I ran one Health insurance offer with FB traffic yesterday, spent $18.16,and got nothing. Maybe because it's a new post, let's continue next week.

 

[T J Tutor]

Advertisers can run ads that promote insurance services as long as they only target people 18 years or older and don't request any personally identifiable information on the ad's destination (landing) page. Are you in compliance with this?

Are you using the following funnel structure?
FB Ad>FB Page>Landing Page>Conversion Page

Are you split testing funnels, ads, creatives, copy, and angles, hooks, and triggers?

What is the data from your tracker?

$18 over a seven day period is not enough to gather the data required to make decisions and refinements. You need to be spending

 

[IvyOsas]

Yeah, I think it can FB Traffic can be tricky, why not try email, social or display traffic.

 

[Graybeard]

Selling CPA or doing CPL healthcare insurance in the US, to individual consumer buyers, as an affiliate, is going to be marginal. Healthcare is a very common benefit of employment and a large cut of the self employed can use the Marketplace (Obamacare).
Still need health insurance? Sponsored plans moderated by the US government.

The exception might be leads for the Medicare Advantage Plans. However, that is an extremely competitive market and the insurers of this type solicit Medicare eligible, directly, just prior to the annual renewal (or selection) times MASSIVELY.

 

[XOZAAA]

What geo did you run it on?

 

[MiljanT86]

I've run health insurance offers before and it can be hit or miss, especially with new posts. FB traffic is tricky; sometimes it takes a bit of time and tweaking to see results. You might want to experiment with different ad creatives or target audiences to see what works best.

 

[martinharris27]

Running health insurance offers can be tricky, especially when relying on Facebook traffic. Health insurance is a highly regulated industry, and platforms like Facebook often have strict advertising guidelines for these types of campaigns, which can affect performance.

 

[StarBurst Affiliates]

$18 on FB ads is like finding a fish in desert! as per my experience.

You would need to be spending atleast $100 to check if the offer converts, mainly it also depends upon the adv, if it's direct , maybe you can get quick conversion on your panel. I mostly suggest to run revshare offers as they are more transparent, specially if it's direct advertiser.
If you're running from a network, it should be 1 jump at least, not more then this. Going for any network that has offer from multi jumps also cause no conversions as the conversion as to go through many networks, mostly the offers are paused and nobody knows as well!

Also depends upon what geo are you targeting, Mostly platforms like FB, google has higher bid request on higher requested geos which leads mostly ads like yours to mostly to bots as they are low budget and high demanding area!

We are also network, we have direct advertiser from which we get such offers direct which mean they would be 1 jump only and more transparency here. You can reach me out through skype and maybe we can find potential together!

 

[Graybeard]

Just for the record: US Medicare Advantage insurance and Part D (Prescription) insurance Open Enrollment starts mid October. This is an annual musical chairs for many retirees in the US.