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How Not To Take No For An Answer

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HOW NOT TO TAKE NO FOR AN ANSWER How should telemarketers handle objections when trying to set up appointments? Try these answers: EXAMPLES OF OBJECTIONS AND SUGGESTED ANSWERS: ...

Identifying A Niche

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'We don't want to be all things to all people,' says one agency manager, 'so we want to identify a niche for Life insurance agents to master. Do you have any suggestions?'

Insurance Company Ratings

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INSURANCE COMPANY RATINGS by Chris Burand Do we place too much emphasis on a carriers rating while ignoring other factors and trends that might hold significant insight into a co...

New Irs Employee Classifications

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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has marched on, and now there's more to say about classifying employees. Federal law (that is, IRS regulation...

New Irs Employee Classifications

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NEW IRS EMPLOYEE CLASSIFICATIONS by Marvin Sahl, CLU The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has marched on, and now there's more to say about classifying employees. Federal law (that is, IRS regu...

Personal Lines Disability

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PERSONAL LINES DISABILITY Dear (Customer Name): Your car . . . your home . . . your personal possessions . . . all are insured. But have you insured that which makes all those things possible - your...

Purchase And Sale Agreement Part Ii

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PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT PART II 15. Conditions Precedent to the Buyer's Obligations. The obligations of the Buyer hereunder shall be subject to the fulfillment...

Safety Association

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SAFETY ASSOCIATION Dear (Customer Name): Any time you buy a lot of one item, you save money. Perhaps you've wondered, 'Why shouldn't the same thing apply to insurance?' Well, now it does! Throu...

Sales Lessons Learned From A Stomach Ache.

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In order to properly serve our clients and prospects we must first diagnose their problem and pain. The way we do this is to ask questions. Find out where they are hurting and why. If we jump right into quoting or fixing without diagnosing the problem how do we know they best way to treat their pain? WE DON'T.

Setting Up Renewal Appointment

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SETTING UP RENEWAL APPOINTMENT Dear (Customer Name): It's that time already. As you may recall, ( ) contacted you in ( )to find out when your ( ) insurance expired. We promised a free insurance rev...

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