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...ook of business is like a farmer's crop. There is a life cycle, from planting ... the agent's lawyer, accountant, or insurance agency specialty consultant.
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... "hunter" mentality. Salespeople daily go out to hunt for new business - and this is a critical component in today's economic situation. We need the new business to survive and prosper. Historically, humankind eventually moved into agriculture. It had become obvious that there were times when game was scarce or competitive tribes were beating others to the kill. As a result, humans began raising cattle and planting crops to augment what the hunters were able to bring home. Selling is much the same. Our producers need to go out and hunt down new business, but we also have to focus on farming: nurturing clients for retention and cross-marketing our clients for additional services. Granted there's some nurturing on the prospect development side as well - beating the bushes to drive forth the wildlife - but today I'd ... : "yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision; therefore, look well to this day." If we were to paraphrase this in business terms, it might go, "Yesterday's efforts will not ensure tomorrow's clients; it's what you do today that counts." What are you doing today to solidify and enhance your relationships with existing clients? In the past, insurance producers dealt with individual decision makers. The owner or CEO of a company generally controlled who would get their insurance business. A producer could focus on the personal side of the relationship with occasional golf outings, luncheons, and dinners. If you kept the personal relationship, you kept the business. Although this might still work for some smaller clients, larger businesses have become far more segmented and ...
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... insurance for them. It is intended to raise practical legal problems facing agents, and to help them find practical answers. The outline is based on California law, but it may be helpful to broker-agents in other states as well. There are some legal areas which are California specific, such as covenants not to compete. An interest in an agency or a book of business is like a farmer's crop. There is a life cycle, from planting the seed to bringing in the harvest. By planning ahead from the beginning, an agency principal helps both the agency's operation and its ultimate disposition. Choosing the form of doing business is an important decision. Deciding whether to incorporate requires the agent to weigh the protection of a corporation against its increased cost in time and money. The small producer ... tip sheets, sales letters, and more! Communications Marketing Customer Service Planning Finance/Accounting Risk Management Human Resources Selling Legal and E&O Technology Life/Financial Services Glossaries Management Resources & Links Categories Popular Recent All Back Legal Outline For California Agencies - Introduction 4/30/2013 10:39:13 PM by CompleteMarkets Editor This content has not been rated yet. LEGAL OUTLINE FOR CALIFORNIA INSURANCE AGENCIES &# 160 INTRODUCTION This outline is written for the owners of small or medium sized California property and casualty independent insurance agencies, and the broker/agents who own them or produce insurance for them. It is intended to raise practical legal problems facing agents, and to help them find practical answers. The outline is based on California law, but it may be helpful to broker-agents in ...
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