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The Best Scripts for Converting Aged Insurance Leads

Troy Wilson
By Troy Wilson
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⚠️ Disclaimer: While every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this article is accurate, neither its authors nor Aged Lead Store accepts responsibility for any errors or omissions. The content of this article is for general information only, and is not intended to constitute or be relied upon as legal advice.

Did you know that up to 80% of insurance leads go cold before closing? The good news: with the right aged insurance lead scripts, you can revive these “lost” opportunities and turn old prospects into loyal policyholders. This guide provides proven sales scripts, follow-up templates, and expert tips to unlock the real value of your aged insurance leads.


Why Focus on Aged Insurance Lead Scripts?

Aged leads are often overlooked, but they carry high potential when approached strategically:

  • Lower Cost per Acquisition
  • Less Competition
  • Pre-existing Intent

Understanding the psychology on both sides—agent and prospect—can help craft outreach that breaks through skepticism.


Key Principles for Converting Aged Insurance Leads

Personalization

Use names, past inquiry details, or product types for tailored messaging.

Clear Value Proposition

Start strong with why reconnecting now is valuable.

Empathy and Trust

Show genuine care for the prospect’s needs and situation.

Overcoming Objections

Be prepared with respectful, helpful responses to common pushbacks.

Timing and Cadence

Follow up 5–7 times across different channels using CRM tools.

Best Practices for Contacting and Converting Insurance Leads
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Best Phone Scripts for Aged Insurance Leads

Initial Outreach

“Hi [Name], this is [Agent] from [Agency]. I know it’s been a while since we last connected about your insurance needs. Many clients in your area have recently saved on coverage. I wanted to see if your needs have changed or if I can answer any questions. Is now a good time to chat?”

Voicemail Script

“Hi [Name], this is [Agent] with [Agency]. I’m following up because we spoke a while ago about your insurance options. If your needs have changed, or you’d like to review new plans, feel free to call me at [phone] or reply to this message.”

Second Attempt

“Hi [Name], it’s [Agent] at [Agency]. Just checking back—I helped several neighbors recently update their coverage. Even if you already chose a plan, I’m happy to provide a quick comparison. Is there anything I can assist with today?”

Objection Handling

“Not interested anymore.”

“I completely understand. Many clients feel that way at first. Out of curiosity, is there something about your current coverage you’d like to improve?”

“Already bought insurance.”

“That’s great! Just know, markets change often. Many clients have found better options through a quick review.”


Best Email & SMS Scripts for Aged Insurance Leads

Re-engagement Email

Subject: Quick Question About Your Insurance Needs

“Hi [Name], it’s [Agent] from [Agency]. Since we last connected, new plans have become available. Would you like a quick comparison to see if they’re a better fit? Just reply ‘Yes’ and I’ll send the details.”

SMS Script

“Hi [Name], this is [Agent]—just checking if you’re still open to reviewing your insurance options. Reply YES to see new rates or STOP to opt out.”

Email Drip Sequence

  • Day 1: Re-introduction
  • Day 3: Client success story
  • Day 7: New offers or changes
  • Day 10: Final value touch

Each email includes a soft, actionable next step.


Pro Tips: Reviving & Converting More Old Leads

  • Use a CRM for structured follow-up
  • Segment by product, inquiry age, or location
  • A/B test scripts and track what performs
  • Include brief client stories or proof points
  • Create urgency when appropriate
  • Maintain consistency—most conversions happen after multiple touches

FAQs about Aged Insurance Lead Scripts

What makes a good aged lead script?
A great script is personal, respectful of time passed, offers a clear benefit, and invites low-pressure re-engagement.

How many times should I follow up?
5–7 follow-up attempts across different channels (calls, emails, texts) over 2–3 weeks is a proven benchmark.

Should I offer discounts or talk value?
Focus on real, approved offers if available. Otherwise, lead with the value of updated plans, coverage improvements, or potential savings.


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Troy Wilson

About Troy Wilson

Troy is the CEO and founder of Aged Lead Store. He has been in the lead generation industry for over two decades. His blog posts focus on how to refine your sales process and get the most out of your insurance leads, mortgage leads, and solar leads.

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