Whether you are selling thingamabobs, widgets, or insurance policies, on average, three out of ten people will buy from you no matter what, three will not buy even if you overcome every objection, and the remaining six are on the fence. Your job is to convert those last six people into clients. Salespeople from all walks of life receive accolades for good salesmanship and high closing percentages. Yet, their success does not come from outright selling; it comes from not selling.
"Always Be Closing": How to Close Insurance Sales & Seal the Deal
Topics: Agent / Advisor Training, eLearning, Training and Development, Insurance
Differentiate Yourself During the Recruiting Process
You just met with an excellent candidate. You can’t wait to get that person back in the door because you know this caliber of potential advisor won’t be available for long. So how do you keep candidates like that thinking about you? By showing them, not telling them, more about four important topics:
Topics: Agent / Advisor Training, eLearning, Training and Development, Insurance
Make an Impression with Your Elevator Talk
An elevator talk is one of the most important 30-second conversations you will ever have. The short explanation which you give to tell others what you do is commonly referred to as an “elevator talk” because it is meant to capture the interest of your prospect in the amount of time it would take you to take a short elevator ride with someone. This is a follow up article to my recently published "A Six-Step Guide to Writing an Effective Elevator Talk".
Topics: Agent / Advisor Training, eLearning, Training and Development, Insurance
Considering a Management Role — Four Recruiting Steps
Top-performing producers often consider going into management and wonder how their duties would be different in a management role than they are in their role as an agent or advisor.
If your management team has asked you to consider becoming a manager, congratulations! It’s a compliment to you that you are being considered. It means that others within your company and firm appreciate what you are doing, and they recognize that you have a lot of potential.
Topics: Agent / Advisor Training, eLearning, Training and Development, Insurance