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Tool Marketing Strategy
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  1. Introduction
  2. A Well Organized Plan
  3. Let me ask you a question
  4. Mental Tools
  5. The Carpenter Next Door
  6. The Tool Marketing Concept
  7. Your Toolbox
  8. To write 100 Applications
  9. PIC Website
  10. What to do next - Zip Codes
  11. What to do next - Demographics
  12. What to do next - Connect the Points
  13. Questions
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Logo premier FONT COZY.jpg 2 A successful formal marketing/sales season starts with a well prepared, well organized plan. Financial-leadership.jpg Logo premier FONT COZY.jpg 3 Let me ask you a question. What tools are you going to use? Let’s look at your toolkit. Show me your tools. rompecabezas.jpg Logo premier FONT COZY.jpg 4 In sales, tools are difficult to foresee because the first tool you need is not a physical tool. It is a MENTAL TOOL. marketresearch_iStock7185289.jp g Logo premier FONT COZY.jpg 5 The carpenter next door is as good as his tool box is ”. What type of carpenter are you ? carpenter.JPG Fotosearch_k2969036.jpg Logo premier FONT COZY.jpg 6 Let’s introduce the concept of “Tool Marketing” Logo premier FONT COZY.jpg 7 Your Toolbox Marketing/Sales Strategy Carriers What you need to do 50 100 150 250 + Provider Relationships Non Carrier Specific; make sure you are appointed with carriers of PCP you select Identify and "connect" with physicians' offices; Become a resource 1 Physicians' offices 3 Physicians Offices 4 Physicians' Offices 4 Physicians Offices Leads United Healthspring Wellcare Referrals; have a s many channels as possible Community Organizations Non Carrier Specific Set up table inside site; do education events; become a resource for the community. 2 community centers and/or faith based organizations 4 community centers and/or faith based organizations 5 community centers and/or faith based organizations 5 community centers and/or faith based organizations Sales Seminars United; Certification with B-Connect Identify and negotiate sales seminars presentation location; schedule seminars 2 locations in 2 different zip codes 3 locations in 3 different zip codes 4 locations in 4 different zip codes 4 locations in 4 different zip codes Retail Program United Aetna Participate in 1 + stores 1 Store 1 Store 2 Stores 2 Stores Turning 65 Non Carrier Specific BRC for T65; Become familiar with Understanding Your Medicare Options . Use MDS form. 100 BRC's per month 200 BRC's per month 300 BRC's per month Mail to all T65 in your area. All year long Dual Market Non Carrier Specific Phone for LIS and Medicaid help. Become familiar with MDS 4 hours per week 8 hours per week 12 hours per week 10 hours per week all year long Internet Sales Wellcare Set up website Logo premier FONT COZY.jpg 8 8 Sep/Oct Warm-up meetings 25 Prospects ready to enroll by 10/15 8 AEP Meetings w/Telesales support 8 Local Area Marketing events 100 fresh leads directly from Carriers 10 referrals from providers 2 to 4 retail hours weekly ( or other ) $450 est. marketing self-investment To write 100 applications… you may need 400+ opportunities Logo premier FONT COZY.jpg 9 pic website tools.JPG Logo premier FONT COZY.jpg 10 Select Zip Codes Identify Strategic Centers of Influence (COI) Get Demographics Decide on Specific Strategies Connect the Points / Put Strategy in Place What to do Next ? Logo premier FONT COZY.jpg 11 Select Zip Codes Elements to select Zip Code Proximity Demographics Identify Strategic Centers of Influence (COI) 8 PCP’s 2 Gyms 5 Workshop Sites 3 Community Centers 4 Retail What to do Next ? Logo premier FONT COZY.jpg 12 What to do Next ? Get Demographics Get Familiarized with MDS How Many Age Ins? How Many Dual Eligibles? Decide on Specific Strategies At least 3 strategies Watch and study presentations on LHTMS Connect the Points/Put Strategy in Place Visit sites Establish Relationships Logo premier FONT COZY.jpg 13