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Google presents the highest intent of any marketing
By: payel Roy Date: August 30, 2023, 3:48 am
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Channel available to insurance marketers. If marketers need to
move the needle in a hurry, this is where they spend. Regardless
of how Google actually structures the pricing, the conversion
point will be much more efficient for the consumer since they
will be armed with rates and thus there will be less conversion
velocity for Google. The net-net here is a much more efficient
marketplace, and one where Google can expect average revenue to
be about $250 per sold policy. How does this match up against
the $45 unit revenue they would significantly cannibalize? The
most optimized and competitive carriers can convert as high as
10% of clicks into sales. Since Google would be presenting
multiple policies we.
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Can expect that in a fully optimized state, they may see 50%
higher conversion and thus 15% of clicks into sales. Here is a
summary of the math: With the Advisor product, in an optimized
state, Google will make about $37.50 ($250 x .15) per clicker.
Each cannibalized lead will thus cost Google $7.50 of unit
revenue ($45 - $37.50). Given the dearth of compelling
comparison options in insurance (that can afford AdWords),
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be intrigued and so one
can assume the penetration/cannibalization would be significant.
Of course there are other impacts to consider: How would this
affect competition and average revenue for non-cannibalized
clicks? Will responders to Advisor.
Be incremental and therefore have zero opportunity cost? 2)
Advisor Has Poor Traction in Other Verticals Over the past
couple of years, Google has rolled out its Advisor product in
several verticals including: personal banking, mortgage, and
flight search. We know that at least mortgage didn’t work out
very well. Rolled out in early 2011, it was not even a year
before Google apparently shut the service down in January of
2012. I personally don’t have a good grasp on the Mortgage
vertical so I had a chat with a high-ranking executive at a
leading mortgage site, an active AdWords advertiser. In talking
to him it became clear that there were actually quite a bit of
similarities between mortgage and insurance as it relates to
Google including.
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