Hey people, anyone still in biz 2013 going foward

bbwow22 · Junior Member

RE: Hey people, anyone still in biz 2013 going foward

Jimbo · Veteran Member

Hi,

I'm in Southern, California and have been selling MEDAlert for about a couple of years. I sell it for $70 to set it up at the beginning and $20 for each update or the annual option for $110 which has updates included (5 max).

newbernpc · Junior Member

How long have you been selling MedAlert? what area do you cover?

Are you selling the MedAlert for $129.

Thank you for the information.

Jimbo · Veteran Member

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katorlando · Member

In my area I focus on chiropractor offices and physical therapy offices since we have a lot of retired people. People who go to a chiropractor often have other issues and are drawn to the Medalert. I sell a ton of them by putting out brochures in the chiro and other offices then refer people to them as well, it works out great.

Julie · Veteran Member

No, I have not had any objections. People really like the convenience of having me set it up for them.

Also, I've checked out other products like the one at Walgreens and they are not the same. You have to install software and only works on PC.

The Medalert works on PC and mac computers and doesn't need special software.

Pete58 · Junior Member

Julie,

Thanks for the info. Do you get price objections from many people. I see Walgreens sells a usb type devide for about $10. Why would a customer want to buy the Med Alert USB?

Have you had any issues with emt's or hospitals not taking the device for fear of viruses?

Thanks

Pete

Julie · Veteran Member

Hi Pete,

I'm finding that this business is very straight forward... it is all about exposure. The more brochures I place the more sales I get, its basic marketing that works. I buy basic cardboard brochure holders online cheap, fill them with the brochure from the it and put them in as many businesses as possible from medical offices to hair salons, it really doesn't matter but I do find that those businesses with a waiting room work well because people have time to read the brochure. I get large numbers of brochures printed online and use either www.docucopies.com or www.printplace.com I put a sticker inside the cardboard brochure holder with my phone number and email so they can contact me when they run out or I stop in to check for those close to home.

I started seeing results within a couple weeks after putting brochures in about 20 business locations. The kit is very good for a beginner and explains it well.

Good Luck! Julie

Pete58 · Junior Member

Is there anyone out there that can answer questions on the business pro's and con's. Success/failures/regrets, etc? Also, of done full time how soon should one expect to see results? Does the business material answer most objections? I'm sure I have other questions but I'll start with those.
Thanks
Pete

Julie · Veteran Member

Hi,

I'm very busy.... it is going well and find that people in Austin really love it!

Steven Schwartz · Junior Member

I see lots of posts a while back-anyone out there having any success?