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Employee Benefits: Three Capitol Reforms

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EMPLOYEE BENEFITS: THREE CAPITOL REFORMS Washington, DC is bustling with worker and health-care reforms. Employee benefits administrators need to explain to workers how the new legislati...

Cobra Extends Health Benefits

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COBRA EXTENDS HEALTH BENEFITS The Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act is better known as COBRA. Its acronym sounds venomous, but COBRA is the antidote for people who have just...

Stay Focused On Sales And The Client

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STAY FOCUSED ON SALES AND THE CLIENT The Dartnell Corporation, Chicago, IL, points out that the day-to-day activities of sales can easily distract producers from selling. Phone calls, meetings, paper...

Small Things That Make Customers Feel Good

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SMALL THINGS THAT MAKE CUSTOMERS FEEL GOOD Writing in Business Marketing, Kenneth Tupper, president, Revelle International, Miami, provides succinct tips about how to show customers you care about th...

When Can You Break Even?

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WHEN CAN YOU BREAK EVEN? Some producers spend time worrying about the prices they charge without ever learning the prices they have to charge to break even. Their own business records, plus a li...

Service Tips

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SERVICE TIPS Rusty Claton of Whillis-Harding Insurance in Kewlona, BC, has a poster in her office that reads: 'You don't have to be a millionaire to be sued like one.' It is effective ...

Sell Yourself And Your Agency

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SELL YOURSELF AND YOUR AGENCY Karen Flaherty, president, Professional Training Systems, Inc., conducted a telephone survey of 50 independent insurance agencies to evaluate how well agencies responded...

Put Customers First

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PUT CUSTOMERS FIRST Without competition, producers would eventually become complacent and ineffective. Competition is necessary for growth. If salespeople had an exclusive product or service with ex...

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JOB DESCRIPTIONS JOB DESCRIPTIONS A. MANAGEMENT B. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES C. SALES CENTER D. CUSTOMER SERVICE E. ADMINISTRATIVE F. LIFE G. USER-C...

Job Description: Sales Center Manager

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JOB DESCRIPTION: SALES CENTER MANAGER OBJECTIVE: Under the direction of the marketing manager, organize, plan, lead and control the sales center to assist in administration of an ef...

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