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POLICY RENEWAL WITH NEW CARRIER Dear (Customer Name), Your current (Type of Coverage) insurance policy will be expiring soon and we are now in the process of preparing your renewal policy. In the i...
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QUIET TIME SPEAKS VOLUMES by Grace Bauer Do your employees complain about feeling overworked, never having enough time, or being stressed out from constant interruptions? Fight the madness ...
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First, I'll give you the bases to cover and then I'll give you a sample conversation (script) to show you how you can touch on all the bases. Don't worry too much about the words I use. If you like a turn of phrase, then, by all means, use it while also making this approach genuine by using your own words.
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VACATION POLICY Vacation is paid by [Company Name] to regular full-time employees as follows: First year of employment: [one] week Second through third year of employment: [two] week...
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STEWARDSHIP REPORTS AN ANTIDOTE TO MARKET INSANITY: PART II by Rob Ekern In the second of his two-part series, Rob Ekern tells you how to get maximum mileage out of the Ste...
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SUSPENSE SYSTEM CONTROL by Mary Beth Bolen A well-run suspense system means better customer service, more cost-effective operation, and a stronger bottom line. When clients call with ...
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TRUST YOUR EMPLOYEES AND INCREASE REVENUE! by Grace Bauer Are you still trying to find more time to sell? Every agency principal asks the same question: 'When am I going to have more time ...
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WHY ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES? by Grace Bauer Its time to start thinking about the importance of the accounting department. Accounting plays a critical role in running your ...
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WHY ARE WE ALWAYS BEHIND? by Pegi Flahault The staff is always running behind, and you can't seem to find a solution. Before the solution can be determined, the cause must be identified. One po...
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Most business owners would agree that it’s important to maintain insurance to protect business assets. When they think about insurance, business owners generally consider protection against hazards such as fire, flood or theft at their company sites. This is obviously an important protection to have. However, there are other types of hazards that may not be quite as high on the list, but protection could be every bit as important to offset significant financial losses.