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We build a channel mix around your market and offer. Campaigns can use permitted telemarketing, web forms and landing pages, paid social, search advertising, B2B email, professional networking, referrals, event follow-up, and reactivation of eligible existing leads. We define the lead source, contact permissions, qualification criteria, and delivery method before launch.

Yes. We can scope final expense lead generation, permitted inquiry follow-up, approved screening, appointment setting, and warm live transfers to the appropriate licensed insurance agent. The campaign defines states, consent requirements, agent availability, qualification questions, and acceptance rules.

Medicare support centers on approved inbound inquiries and follow-up where contact is permitted. We capture the required permission records, use approved non-advisory screening, and coordinate appointments or transfers to authorized licensed agents. We do not offer unsolicited Medicare Advantage or Part D sales cold calling, unsolicited texts, or unsolicited social direct messages.

For non-regulated offers, full-cycle sales can be scoped from discovery and approved objection handling through proposal follow-up, closing, and onboarding. Insurance solicitation, recommendations, sales, and enrollment must be handled by appropriately licensed, appointed, and authorized agents with required training. The responsible licensed party and permitted activities are confirmed before an insurance closing workflow is offered.

Yes. We can scope landing pages, lead forms, paid search and social campaign support, message handling, and human follow-up. Inquiries are recorded in your CRM with source information and consent records where required. Ad spend, media management, tools, and outreach staffing are clearly separated in the proposal.

You define the acceptance criteria before launch. These can include campaign interest, permitted contact, geography, accurate contact information, approved screening, and a willing prospect connected to an available receiving agent. Lead acceptance, duplicate rules, unsuccessful connections, and any replacement terms are agreed in writing.

Yes. Campaigns can include real estate inquiry follow-up, property appointments, solar and roofing consultations, HVAC and home improvement estimates, SaaS demos, professional service consultations, and other suitable offers. Licensed advice and negotiations stay with appropriately authorized professionals.

We can discuss client-provided leads, newly generated inquiries, or approved third-party sources. Ownership, source transparency, exclusivity, reuse, data-sharing permissions, and any supplier terms are defined in the campaign agreement. Leads are not described as exclusive unless that arrangement is confirmed.

No fixed lead volume, conversion rate, or sales result is guaranteed. Results depend on budget, market, offer, contact permissions, lead quality, agent availability, and follow-through. We agree realistic targets and review outcomes during the campaign.

Campaign setup includes source review, required consent records, applicable do-not-call checks, approved calling windows, opt-out handling, scripts, and escalation rules. Medicare and other regulated campaigns receive a separate scope review. A contact appearing in a database or public profile does not automatically authorize every type of outreach.

Pricing depends on sourcing channels, campaign complexity, required expertise, staffing, coverage, qualification standards, and the delivery model. We separate service fees from advertising spend, data, software, and any other agreed costs. Request a proposal for leads, appointments, live transfers, or sales support.

Share your offer, audience, target markets, lead sources, required permissions, preferred channels, CRM, receiving-agent availability, and desired handoff. For insurance campaigns, we also confirm licensing and appointment responsibilities, required training, approved scripts, and the sales or enrollment process.

We use consent-documented lead records and review their suitability for the intended campaign. Our process considers the source, permission language, capture records, seller, product, contact method, applicable do-not-call restrictions, and opt-outs. A data vendor’s compliance label does not by itself establish that a particular call is permitted.

A TCPA consent record alone does not override Medicare marketing restrictions. Medicare Advantage and Part D outreach follows its own contact rules. NexBee’s Medicare workflow focuses on inbound inquiries, requested callbacks, and other permitted contact, with the appropriate licensed-agent handoff.