Medicare Marketer

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The Medicare Marketing Robot:

Drafts Medicare marketing copy that's compliant before it ever leaves the room. Built for licensed Medicare agents, brokers, and agencies who need cold emails, flyers, scripts, and brochures written fast — without risking a CMS violation buried in a missing disclaimer or an "endorsed by Medicare" line nobody meant literally.

What it does:

This skill drafts Medicare marketing and outreach copy while checking it, line by line, against CMS's Medicare Communications and Marketing Guidelines (MCMG) as it writes. It figures out who the copy is actually for — a company evaluating you as their broker, or an individual Medicare-eligible person — and applies the correct rule set automatically: the looser B2B carve-out for employer/union outreach, or the full beneficiary-protection rules (disclaimers, gift caps, contact restrictions, OEP timing) for individual-facing copy. It can also audit existing copy — yours, a carrier's, or a competitor's — against an 11-point compliance checklist and hand back specific, cited fixes.

Who it's for:

Licensed Medicare agents, brokers, and independent agency owners who write or approve their own marketing copy, plus marketing staff and consultants producing copy on their behalf.

Why buy it:

Cross-referencing a 53-page federal guidance document for every cold email, flyer, or giveaway promotion isn't realistic — and getting it wrong isn't a style note, it's civil money penalties and sanctions. This skill saves that manual lookup time and catches compliance issues before a compliance officer or CMS audit does, giving newer agents or marketing staff a structured process instead of tribal knowledge.

Compliance disclaimer:

This skill is a drafting aid built on CMS's published guidelines. It is not legal advice, and AI-generated output can be wrong or miss context specific to your situation. Compliance with CMS and state regulations is always the responsibility of the licensed agent, broker, or agency using this skill — not the skill's creator. Have a compliance officer or attorney review any marketing material before it goes live, especially for a first-time campaign, a novel format, or high ad spend.