Closing a sale getting your prospect to say “yes” can sometimes be as easy as asking for it. Once you’ve laid the groundwork by qualifying your prospect, uncovering their needs, and showing how your product or service satisfy those needs, it’s time to ask for the order. Here are five tips to make this procedure simple and successful.

DO's AND DONT's FOR DEALING WITH THE PRESS DOs 1. Appoint one person in your organization to be the media contact to answer media inquiries. All such calls should be referred to that p...

OBTAINING X-DATES AND QUALIFYING PROSPECTS TELEMARKETING SCRIPT Producer: Maybe you can help me. Who is the person responsible for your Business insurance? IF THEY ...

So what are 'incurred but not reported losses,' and what do they mean to your agency? The key to a credible analysis of IBNR is to gather as much data as possible that’s unique to the insurance program. Al Rhodes shows you how to analyze your IBNR in this document.

WHAT'S A SOUNDBITE? by Janine Reid 'I did not inhale.' 'I am not a crook.' 'Yeah, we've had fatalities before, but this is a dangerous bus...

WHY BUY INSURANCE FROM YOU? by Chris Burand I've asked hundreds, probably even thousands, of agency personnel why people should buy insurance from them. I estimate that 95% answer, 'We pr...