Diabetic Life Insurance Niche a Boon to Agents

March 21, 2011 - PRLog -- Diabetic Life insurance is a niche with huge potential. More than 30,000,000 people in the United States have been diagnosed with Diabetes, and an estimated 6,000,000 have the disease but still have not been diagnosed.

Life insurance for diabetics has been very difficult to obtain, until now. Utilizing the expertise of an adverse risk field underwriter, SellDiabeticLife.com has carved out a very lucrative niche in this market for independent life insurance agents across the United States.

Agents have found tremendous success using signs, flyers, event attendance, and many more avenues of marketing to reach people with diabetes and let them know that options do exist for life insurance. "One woman that saw our sign last week told me that she exlaimed, "Thank you, Jesus!' when she learned she could now get coverage.", said Christopher Westfall, the agency owner of www.SellDiabeticLife.com. This woman had been turned down four times by companies in the last two years. However, with the guidance provided by the agency, she now has immediate, permanent, and affordable life insurance coverage for her family. "Her goal was to leave a small inheritance for her family", Westfall said, "..and now she is able to do just that."

Agents are encouraged to check out this niche because of the very low entry cost. The marketing campaigns are all typically under $200 to get started and yield immediate and lucrative results. "The ability to help those people who have been declined elsewhere is a great feeling", said Westfall.

Agents seeking a life insurance marketing system that focuses on a growing niche with clients eager to purchase should definitely visit the agency's website. Live video conferences are held on a regular basis to inform the potential agents as to the opportunities that exist, as well as recent case studies from the field.

Agents are typically seeing premiums submitted from $4,000 to $10,000 per week using this system of marketing life insurance for diabetics. The referrals that come from helping those who have been previously declined are very high, too.

Any agent wanting further information should contact the agency's information portal at http://www.selldiabeticlife.com