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...it fear? Are we afraid to rock the boat? Is some genetic mutation forcing prod...r more Life insurance policies, a few Boat and Recreational vehicle policies, ...

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... 00:00 AM A MARKETING MINDSET CREATES CUSTOMERS by John Graham As the insurance organizations marketing meeting began, the president stated, We need more sales. This might see.. All Articles by John Graham Comments (0 ) A Sales Strategy That Works! This content has not been rated yet. John Graham 8/21/2014 12:00:00 AM Trying to get fish into the boat before catching them sounds crazy; it wouldn't make.. All Articles by John Graham Comments (0 ) Advice On Developing A Producer Recruitment Program This content has not been rated yet. CompleteMarkets Editor , Peggy Mika 4/30/2013 10:42:47 PM ADVICE ON DEVELOPING A PRODUCER RECRUITMENT PROGRAM What advice would you offer an independent agency on a step-by-step basis, for deve.. All ... business than a booming economy. Unfortunately, it often encourages faulty thinking and spawns erroneous ideas. When sales are strong and profits meet projections, we're quick to take the credit. When things go sour, external forces get the blame. A good economy tends to mask distorted thinking and inappropriate ideas. For example, personal computer sales have been drifting downward, even while prices have been dropping. Manufacturers are petrified. Out of near desperation, they jack up power to a sizzling 500 MHz to try to capture customer attention. Just as this happens, free PCs appear. In the midst of all this, one company rediscovers itself. To IBM's credit, it figured out what business it's in: solutions. All Articles by CompleteMarkets Editor Comments (0 ) A Marketing Mindset Creates Customers This ...

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...rier can insure commercial fishing boats if you are in Iowa. Corollary 2 - If...

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https://completemarkets.com/company/CompleteMarkets/Articles/content-package/IMMS-Library/TabCategory/article-post/401/10-Steps-To-Overcome-Competition/
... to manage their business, and some have lost sight of the fact that an agency is based on sales generation. 9. Maximize Existing Business. It's the same old story: The easiest-and least expensive-sale is to an existing client. Still, agency after agency devotes 99% of its sales energy to generating business from new clients. Why? Is it fear? Are we afraid to rock the boat? Is some genetic mutation forcing producers to think that customers might jump ship if we try to sell them something else? This problem is not unique to insurance. Every business faces it. The successful businesses in every industry are the ones that maximize their business with every client. Most Commercial Lines agencies could grow by leaps and bounds if they went after all the potential business available from existing ... . For instance, let's say one client is a manufacturing concern with 45 employees. You currently write their Property and Casualty, Workers' Comp, Medical and other exposures intrinsic to that business. Each year after renewal, you breath a sigh of relief and pocket the revenue generated from their premium. A job well done? Maybe, maybe not! Have you considered the individual insurance needs from Auto and Home to Life and Disability for each of those 45 employees, from the president on down, and their families? Making some general assumptions, that account might have a potential for 45 Auto policies covering about 100 vehicles, 20 Homeowners policies, 25 apartment dweller policies, 50 or more Life insurance policies, a few Boat and Recreational vehicle policies, and probably several more Commercial accounts from ...