Go-To-Market Plan
Peach Pilot — Unified GTM Plan
Owner: Joseph Pangilinan
Status: Draft v2
Date: June 10, 2026
Goal: 1,000 users on Right Quote by end of year

The core idea

Peach Pilot has two types of buyers that need to be reached through one coordinated campaign — same message, adapted per channel.

Agency owners (recommend the tool)

CEOs managing 50–500 independent agents. They recommend Peach Pilot as part of their preferred tech stack — often with a discount code. Win over one owner and their whole team hears about it. Reached through personal outreach, LinkedIn, direct mail, and referrals.

Individual agents (pay directly)

Agents are independent contractors — they choose and pay for their own tools (~$35/month). They sign up directly. Agent adoption spreads peer-to-peer and creates organic demand that agency owners endorse. Reached through email, social, influencers, and newsletter.

Key stickiness point: Agents keep their Peach Pilot access if they switch agencies. The tool belongs to them, not their agency — a strong direct-to-agent sell point. Use in agent email copy and social content.

The three contact lists

List 1 — Individual agents (~1.2M people)

Every licensed Life & Health insurance agent in the US. Used for email campaigns, social media ads, and newsletter growth. Awaiting Mario's approval to purchase. Confirmed vendor: InsuranceAgentLists.com — sample reviewed, solid data quality.

List 2 — Insurance agencies (companies)

Mario (Jun 8): "There's the life insurance agencies, like the companies, like Safe Life — those people. We need a separate list for that. Can we buy it? Can we build it? Can we scrape it? One is the list of agency life insurance agencies with their name and the CEO. So these are not individual people but the agencies."

Agency names, owner/CEO names, and contact info. These are the direct sales targets. This list needs to be built — here are the best sources.

SourceTypeLinkWhat to do
NAILBA Member DirectoryAssociation — ~100–150 top-tier BGA/IMO firms, publicly listedVisitGo to the directory → browse listings → copy agency name, owner name, website into a spreadsheet. Free, no account needed.
NAIFA Chapter LeadershipAssociation — ~500–700 named agency owners across all 50 state chapters, publicly listedVisitClick each state chapter → find the listed officers/chapter leaders → copy name, title, and contact info. Free, no account needed.
Apollo.ioPaid database — free tier available. Filter by industry, title, company size.apollo.ioSign up for free tier → filter: Industry = Insurance, Sub-industry = Life Insurance, Title = Owner/CEO/President, Company size = 10–200 → export CSV → verify emails with NeverBounce before outreach.
Exact Data / Data AxlePaid database — 226K+ US insurance agency entities. ~$0.30/lead.exactdata.comGo to exactdata.com → request a sample using SIC code 6411 → review data quality → purchase filtered list. Needs budget approval before purchasing.
LinkedIn Sales NavigatorSocial — best for warm outreach directly on the platform.linkedin.com/salesSubscribe (~$99/mo) → search "insurance agency owner" + "life insurance" → filter company size 10–200 → save leads → use for direct connection requests and DMs. No need to export.
NIPR Subscriber AccessRegulatory — all licensed business entities by state. Needs enrichment for contact info.nipr.comGo to nipr.com → subscribe to bulk data access → filter by state + business entity type → identify entities with multi-carrier appointments (= IMOs/FMOs) → enrich with Clay to get contact details.
ZoomInfoPaid (enterprise) — direct dials and verified emails. Best for larger agencies.zoominfo.comRequest a demo → get pricing → filter Insurance + Life sub-industry + Owner/CEO title → export with direct dials and verified emails. Enterprise cost — use only if other sources fall short.
Ask Mike (Safe Life)Warm referral — highest conversion, zero cost.Mario asks Mike directly in next 1:1: "Who are the top 10 agency owners you respect in this space?" → Mario reaches out to those names with Mike as the reference. Do this first — one conversation unlocks the warmest leads.

Recommended approach: Start with NAILBA + NAIFA directories (free). Enrich with Apollo.io. Use LinkedIn for outreach once names are confirmed. Goal: 100–200 named agency owners — quality over quantity.

List 3 — Insurance influencers

Social media personalities with large followings of life insurance agents. Outreach priority: Tier 1 first, then Tier 2, then Tier 3.

NamePlatformReachWhyTier
Cody AskinsYouTube, 8% Nation conferences152K+ YTLargest reach in insurance training. Conferences reach 500K+ agents.Tier 1
Shawn MeaikeInstagram, YouTube, TikTok492K IG / 103K YTFounder of Family First Life — one of the largest IMOs in the country. Has created 100+ insurance millionaires.Tier 1
David DufordYouTube, DIG AgencyLarge YT followingFinal Expense specialist — exactly our target agent audience.Tier 1
Jeff RootPodcast, YouTube, DigitalBGA125K+ podcast downloadsDefinitive authority on telesales infrastructure. Co-founder of DigitalBGA — wrote the book on digital life insurance sales.Tier 1
Giuliano Massarelli (Wolf of Insurance)TikTok, Instagram657K TikTok / 29.6M likesBiggest viral life insurance personality on TikTok. Runs "The Blueprint" coaching program for agents.Tier 1
Jemayne Williams (@sirmoneymoves)TikTok, Instagram, YouTube513K TT / 274K IG / 28.6K YTOne of the largest life insurance educators on TikTok — explicitly trains agents on prospecting and sales.Tier 1
Life Insurance AcademyYouTube, Podcast40K YT / 250+ episodesPremier agent education brand. Covers final expense, term, IUL, telesales. Trusted by newer and mid-level agents.Tier 2
Arturo JohnsonInstagram, YouTube232K IG / 16.4K YTCoaches 1,200+ agents on agency scaling and lead generation. Audience = agency owners trying to grow.Tier 2
Family First Life (FFL USA)YouTube, Facebook78.7K YTLargest independent IMO-affiliated training channel. Direct pipeline to tens of thousands of FFL agents.Tier 2
Brit Eady (Agency Jumpstart)Instagram, Facebook194K IGTeaches agents to scale to 6–7 figures. Course creator — audience actively seeking tools and systems.Tier 2
Lindsay Smith (@lindsaysmiththeagent)Instagram, YouTube102K IGAgent mentor, agency owner, author. Runs "The Wealthy Agent" community — dedicated, action-oriented following.Tier 2
Dana Nesen (@finalexpensetelesales)YouTube, Instagram13.7K YTFinal expense telesales expert with 115+ active agents. Hyper-focused on phone-first FEX agents — exactly our user.Tier 2
MiKala BarrettInstagramDigital-first agent audience.Tier 3
Vivian WeyllSocial mediaRetention and sales training.Tier 3
Josh DishongYouTubeVirtual/remote agent audience.Tier 3
Brooke BroloInstagramSocial-to-leads framework.Tier 3
Final Expense Trainer (Massi/Shelton)YouTube15.2K YTFinal expense and Medicare senior market training. Small but highly engaged, high-intent agent audience.Tier 3

Outreach — Agency owners

Personal, high-touch, low volume. Start with warm connections before any cold email.

Priority order: JP's personal connections → Mike's introductions → LinkedIn → Cold email

4-email cold sequence

Email 1 — Subject: turning average agents into top producers
[First name], most agency owners I talk to aren't losing agents because they can't sell. They lose them because the tools make the first year brutal.

We built Peach Pilot to fix that. Right Quote puts multi-carrier quoting in one screen. Peach Live coaches agents live on every call. Safe Life put it in front of 100 agents. Their reaction: "game changer."

Worth 20 minutes? [calendar link] — Mario, CEO of Peach Pilot
Email 2 (+3 days) — Subject: the underwriting guess
[First name], the moment that kills new agents is the wrong carrier placement. Right Quote removes the guess — matching health profile, state, and payment type to the best-fit carrier live on the call. Want to see it on a real case?
Email 3 (+4 days) — Subject: what one saved agent is worth
[First name], you know the cost of a recruit who quits at month 8. If standardized coaching and quoting moves your weekly closers from 60 to 75, what does that do to the year? 15 minutes?
Email 4 (+5 days) — Subject: should I close this out?
[First name], I'll stop here unless this is useful. If reducing first-year attrition is on your list this year, reply and I'll send the Safe Life breakdown. If not, no worries.

Outreach — Individual agents

High volume, automated. Agents pay directly (~$35/month) — goal is direct signups, brand awareness, and newsletter growth.

Agent email — Subject: close faster on every call
If you sell final expense or term, you already know the hard part: picking the right carrier live and not getting declined after the sale.

Peach Pilot tells you the best-fit carrier in real time, coaches you through the call, and cuts call time by about half. More closes, fewer declines.

15 minutes? [calendar link] — Mario

Referral program

Agency owner referral

Refers a peer agency → referred agency gets 15% off Year 1. Referrer earns 10% of their Year 1 revenue.

Agent referral

Agent refers another agent → $50 credit per converted seat. Refers an agency owner → larger commission (TBD).

New agency welcome

Shareable referral link. Every agency they refer adds 1 free month to their subscription.

"Powered by Peach Pilot" badge

Agency websites can display the badge → social proof + organic discovery.

Tools stack

CategoryToolLink
GTM automation hubDeepLine (Mario's recommendation — 95 integrations)deepline.com
Email sendingInstantly.aiinstantly.ai
Data enrichmentClayclay.com
Email verificationNeverBounceneverbounce.com
CRMAirtableairtable.com
Demo bookingCal.comcal.com/peachpilot
NewsletterMailchimp (existing account)
Social adsMeta Ads, LinkedIn Campaign Manager

Timeline

Mario (Jun 8): "GTM runs in parallel with the Safe Life go-live. Outbound volume ramps only after referenceable production usage exists. Do NOT do mass cold outreach yet — wait for Safe Life proof."

Month 1 — Build the Machine

Set up everything before we need it. Nothing gets sent cold yet.

Month 1–2 — Controlled Launch

Safe Life is live. We have a proof point. Outreach starts — controlled, not mass.

No mass agent email. No paid ads. No direct mail yet.

Month 2–3 — Scale

First results are in. We know what's working. Open the throttle.

Coming next — Dialer / "Human on the Phone" (HLOP)

Official #2 priority after Right Quote. Repositioned from a simple outbound dialer to a full product line. Scoping begins after Right Quote goes live — not in active GTM outreach yet.

Prong 1 — Outbound AI dialer

Run AI dialer against 50K+ historical paid leads. Revenue share (~10% of closed deals), not per-seat. Target ~10% reconnect rate.

Prong 2 — Lead aggregator/scorer

Aggregate leads from 5–25 brokers. Rate each source by ROI. Help agents optimize daily spend. Eventually buy direct from source.

Prong 3 — In-house lead gen

Own ads, own aggregator. Cut out the middlemen paying ~$10 and reselling at $45–65.

Competitive intel

CompetitorWhat they haveOverlap
Summit Health AdvisorsLive AI pre-qualification agent — screens callers, summarizes context, hands off live to a licensed advisorDirect overlap with HLOP module. Monitor their product and positioning.

Ownership

Joseph owns

This document, the three lists, email tools setup, social media scheduling, influencer outreach logistics, weekly reporting.

Mario owns

Strategy calls, demos, Tier 1 influencer relationships, Safe Life partnership, pricing decisions, LinkedIn approval (first 30 days).

Needs Mario's approval

ItemStatusNotes
Agent list purchase (~$5K)PendingInsuranceAgentLists.com vs AdvizorPro — comparison ready to present
Pricing confirmation (~$35/agent/mo)PendingNeeds Mario's public confirmation before using in outreach
Safe Life case studyPendingNeed Safe Life's permission to use logo + data publicly
Safe Life go-live datePendingJune 20 from internal docs — confirm before using as campaign anchor
FlowDesk final nameConfirmedMario confirmed FlowDesk is fine as working name