
How to Sell Medicare: Your 2025 AEP Game Plan
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Ready or not… AEP is here. In this episode of Medicare Sales Playbook, Dallas Keithley and "Medicare” Matt Smith break down a practical game plan for agents heading into Annual Enrollment Period—mindset first, then simple, legal-safe marketing moves you can do today, plus how to use downtime wisely and anchor your work to a deeper “why.”
What you’ll learn-
Mindset that wins AEP: Acknowledge the negatives without camping on them—and lead clients with solutions, not spin.
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Appointment control: Open with positives your client experienced this year to set the tone and guide decisions.
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Social the right way: What you can say, what you can’t say, and how to post without plan-specific pitfalls.
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Referrals that don’t feel awkward: Turn happy clients into reviews and introductions with 5 quick questions.
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Community touchpoints: Pharmacies, dentists, audiologists, and private practices that are actually referral-rich.
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Activity > anxiety: Simple actions for slow days that still move the needle.
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Your end game: Define the “thing below the thing” so you stay focused when AEP gets loud.
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Post: “Here are 3 things I wish every Medicare client in [Your City] knew before AEP.”
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Call 5 recent clients → ask 5 feedback questions → request a review → ask for 2 introductions.
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Visit 3 local pharmacies/practices; ask: Who’s your typical patient? Which carriers do you accept? Who do you like working with?
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Last Wednesday Webinar (with Pat Schmidt – Elevate) → Register here:
Dallas.Keithley@medicaresalesplaybook.com -
Medicare Sales Playbook site & event updates → MedicareSalesPlaybook.com
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Bootcamps & training → Get notified
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