Turning 65
Connect with prospects approaching a new chapter in their Medicare journey.
Lead lists. Live transfers. Appointments. Find the right way to connect with people who need what you do.

Glen Shelton started Lead Heroes after working as an independent insurance agent. That experience shaped a simple idea: prospecting should be built around the people doing the work.
The Lead Heroes storyOutreach lists, a live conversation, or a scheduled appointment. Explore the approach that fits the way you sell.
Choose how you want to connect.
Explore the approach. Confirm availability with our team.
Find the lead program that matches your market and how you like to work.
Connect with prospects approaching a new chapter in their Medicare journey.
Reach prospects interested in reviewing Medicare Supplement coverage.
Find opportunities to help people discuss their final expense insurance needs.
Focus on the conversation with a prospect transferred directly to you.
Build your day around scheduled conversations with prospective clients.
Discuss an outbound calling campaign designed around your business.
A clear process helps you spend less time figuring out what comes next.
Choose your insurance line and the kind of prospecting your business needs.
Review availability, delivery, pricing, and program terms with the team.
Build a daily process for connecting, qualifying, and tracking your opportunities.
Explore the weekly lead-flow program and the tools that support your outreach.
Review current program details, eligibility, and terms with the team.
Start with the insurance line you sell and how you want to connect. A strategy conversation can help you review program options and availability.
Contact the team to discuss your target market. Geographic availability, quantities, and program terms should be confirmed before ordering.
No. Leads create prospecting opportunities. Results depend on your outreach, follow-up, product fit, and other business factors.
Find the right starting point for your business.