DMS Launches Protect Health Insurance Agency
Digital Media Solutions, Inc. (NYSE: DMS) has launched the Protect Health Insurance Agency, a new initiative aimed at tapping into the $130 billion Medicare insurance market. This strategic move is expected to generate revenue in Q4 2021, with significant growth anticipated in 2022. The agency will leverage DMS's proprietary technology and first-party data to enhance the consumer experience in health insurance purchases. DMS remains committed to expanding within the insurance sector, utilizing its resources to meet evolving consumer and advertiser demands.
- Launch of Protect Health Insurance Agency opens access to the $130 billion Medicare insurance market.
- Expected revenue generation in Q4 2021 with significant growth forecasted for 2022.
- Utilization of first-party data and technology to streamline health insurance purchasing process.
- Dependence on successful operation and growth of the new health insurance business is uncertain.
- Potential risks associated with competition, market changes, and maintaining consumer engagement.
Protect Health Insurance Agency Opens Up New Market Segments For DMS In Health Insurance & Creates Streamlined Process For Consumers
“Protect Health Insurance Agency opens up a completely new segment of the market for DMS,” said DMS CEO
“DMS relies on an impactful toolset, inclusive of our first-party data asset, proprietary technology stack and expansive digital media reach, to remove friction from the advertising ecosystem, and
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