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...10 years ago, telemarketing sales centers were being extolled as the greatest ...
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...ance to the agency (revenue size, centers of influence, and so forth). This ye... Identify centers of influence and VIP accounts for...
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...r associations (clusters, service centers, virtual insurance agencies, and so ...
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... necessary information Action Step 5: Presentation/ the buying interview during which you present your Close insurance proposal and sell the prospect on the program Action Step 6: Policy Delivery/ the process of turning the new customer into a Client. Building loyal and long-time client, beginning with a personal delivery of the policy Action Step 7: Obtaining, getting qualified leads from clients that you can. Referred Leads feed back into your prospect reservoir to begin the process over again ACTION STEP 1: PROSPECTING A sale must begin with a prospect; in fact, with many of them. Recall the Rule of Fifty' explained earlier in the Marketing Plan' section of this Agent's Guide. We discussed the fact that, if you want to support a Life department in your P/C agency, you need ... to put you on an Action Track' for selling. This Sales and Marketing' section goes into each of these steps in great detail, outlining how to accomplish each one and how they work together, and providing you with proven selling language to use at each step along the way. The steps can be used for selling both Personal and Business Life insurance. However, note that we have centered this discussion around the selling of Personal Life insurance. The different aspects of selling Business Life insurance can be found under The Business Life Sale' in this section. The material in this section was developed by Nordhaus Marketing in conjunction with Kinder Brothers & Associates, Life insurance managing and marketing consultants. The language and techniques presented here have all been field-tested by major multi-line carriers, and they work ...
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...ls and other lead sources such as centers of influence (more about these later...te. Miscellaneous List Sources Centers of influence: Many influential pe...
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... , and grandfathered bank holding companies that have been selling Property/Casualty coverages for years may decide that they no longer want to be bothered with something that produces such a low return on equity. A number of these books are heavy in Homeowners, Farmowners, and Fire policies, since most of the accounts came from mortgage customers and were never expanded. Agencies anxious to get more premium dollars to feed their companies can find a wealth of additional sales opportunities in these monoline books. They can also land some significant rollover bonuses with their carriers by consolidating the small chunks of premium that the bank agency has routinely placed with county mutuals. By either buying or agreeing to manage the bank agency's expirations, a local agency can tap into this sales potential, ride on the coattails of the bank's credibility ... write insurance for every single bank client. There must be no more than three insurance companies involved and preferably only one that will give you a consistency agreement so that you don't have go searching for a new carrier every year. The company should have an 800 number for direct claim reporting and routine servicing. It might even be worth giving up a couple of points of commission to use their service center. There should be complete upload and download as well as online quoting and policy issuance. Premium payments should be through automatic account debit or via credit or debit card. If the agency maintains the servicing duties, the service reps should take calls as first available' rather than having actual account assigned to them. Sales should also be handled as efficiently as possible. Alert bank customers to the ...