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Selling health insurance in Africa is hard, your competition is literally Jesus.
In many African countries, less than 2% of the population have health insurance.
In many African countries, less than 2% of the population have health insurance.
I’m curious if someone could flip the script on this one where the insurance company pays for the health care bill when the person is sick and have them sign up for the insurance plan for a certain time period?
Could that potentially be a cheaper customer acquisition cost?
Could that potentially be a cheaper customer acquisition cost?
I guess it’s also relative, but I think maybe cheaper than all the tv ads, billboards and radio ads to educate people on the importance of purchasing health insurance?
Anyway, what do I know, I’ve never sold insurance. But, I’m always curious about non traditional models.
Anyway, what do I know, I’ve never sold insurance. But, I’m always curious about non traditional models.
Finally, if you don’t have health insurance, please buy it for yourself and your loved ones.
Trust me, I’m a man of faith and also trust God, but, I’ve unfortunately faced the financial challenges of not having health insurance in this very specific example.
Trust me, I’m a man of faith and also trust God, but, I’ve unfortunately faced the financial challenges of not having health insurance in this very specific example.
