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NEW S CORPORATION RULING: AVOID TERMINATION TRAP by Irving Blackman Is your company an S corporation or thinking of becoming one? S corporation status is the usual choice for most closely held b...
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PAYROLL DEDUCTION EMPLOYEE BENEFITS: MODULEV-B THE COVERAGE Payroll deduction employee benefits can involve a number of coverage products ranging from Term, Whole...
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IGNORANCE IS BLISS. This may be true in some cases, but when it comes to your insurance program, ignorance can be dangerous.
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Nothing happens until somebody sells something. To make sales happen, IMMS.com Key Sales Consultant Randy Schwantz has created a comprehensive series of 43 Producer Success Lessons. Used singly or in combination, these powerful tools can help your producers build their skills - and grow their sales.
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PROSPECTING IDEA FOR SOLID GOLD CLIENTS by Mary Beth Bolen For many traditional CSRs, prospecting is one of the most dreaded tasks -- but it is one of the most important to the agency's...
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SECRETS OF CREDIBILITY MARKETING PART 1: THREE SIMPLE WAYS TO IMPROVE YOUR CREDIBILITY by Michael Lovas As Michael Lovas was wr...
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SHARK-PROOF YOUR ACCOUNTS! by David Connolly Use this strategy to insulate newly written accounts against the comeback attack of the incumbent agent. Youve sold y...
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Use this proven technique to turn Commercial Lines prospects into clients.
Does this sound familiar? You go into a sales interview telling your prospect that you work for one of the best agencies in town. You tell them you give great service, represent 14 markets, and would like a chance to prove your value. As a result, they give you the chance to bid on their account, and you feel like you’ve got your first victory. Incidentally, when you asked if there were any problems that you should address, they said, no — they just wanted you to do what you could to keep their insurance costs low.
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WHAT DO CUSTOMERS WANT? by Chris Burand Visitors to www.ebix.com , an insurance portal Web site, were asked what their top concern was in purchasing insurance. As many as 56% of respond...