Any ideas about how to succed in real estate and insurance business...Any proven prospecting tools, ideas, actions.... Please people help me understand the market and what it takes to start in this field and not get disappointed. I would appreciate ur suggestions, advices, ideas, books, magazines, proven advertisments, anything u guys have experienced that worked for you. And one more question what it takes to be a good salesperson?
Answer: Real Estate can be a very tough field to survive in. You have to position yourself geographically where there is a lot of turn over with property. As in a town or city where there is an air force base etc. These specific area's do have a lot of turn over as people are moving in and out on a regular basis. There are also websites that have people and investors that are looking for specific properties through out the USA and the world. Once you have these list's, you have a clear understanding of what a person is looking for, plus the fact that they are qualified buyer's and don't waste your time once you find what they want. Other words, they are usually cash buyer's. If you focus on area's
Are There Any Health Insurance Prospecting Ideas?
Question by Insurance | Posted in Insurance
Answer: Referrals. . . and concentrate on groups. The VAST majority of individuals looking for quotes, are either going to be uninsurable, or are looking for unrealistic premiums - so you'll be wasting your time.
Prospecting Tips And Leads For Life Insurance Sells.?
Question by ~Secretrose~ | Posted in Insurance
I need an experienced life insurance agent to provide me with tips on getting clients. I have went through my "warm market" and have done business with a few. However, I have run into barriers to getting new clients. I don't like "cold calling" what are your thoughts? Should I cold call, do door to door, or massive mailings?? NAy advice you give would be greatly appreciated.
Answer: Mailings are a good way to generate leads, select a target market that you want to do business with and send a mailer to them. Always enclose some sort of thing for them to fill out and send back to you with their contact information on it. doing this type of marketing creates warm leads and you'll close more sales when you run on the appointments generated this way.
As a rule of thumb you'll get about a 2% response on what ever you mail.
Another way to get jump started would be to buy leads, there are several lead services out there online, netquote.com, insureme.com, elquote.com (elquote is about to re-launch a new and better system, i'm exited about) are a
What Can I Do If I Need An Operation And I Have No Insurance?
Question by benny82877 | Posted in Pain & Pain Management
There is something definately wrong with me. I ache in my bowel area constantly and it has gotten worse recently. I have no insurance and no prospects of insurance until October. I don't think I can wait that long though.
Answer: you can apply for state aid. This will usually cover a person having surgery who does not have financial means.
you may not need surgery, it's possible you have irritable bowel syndrome and it will cause an aching in the intestinal area. You may want to just have an examination with a doctor to find out what is wrong with you.
How Do I Help Families Not See Life Insurance As A Bill But Rather Protection For Their Family?
Question by ~Secretrose~ | Posted in Insurance
I am on a crusade to help families become properly protected (create an immediate estate) in case of a loved ones untimely death. Of lately, prospects see life insurance as another bill. Although it is; can any life insurance agent please share with me how they get around to making sales in the life insurance industry? Thank you.
Answer: You need to 'sell' them on the benefits, not the product. That's as simple as it is. You need to focus on what the product does for the family, not what the product is. Focus on the concept and "problem" more than the solution/product. I have a lot of my clients that don't realize they bought "life insurance"...but they own a pre-paid funeral plan or a pre-paid estate tax plan for example. Don't get me wrong, when they sign the paperwork they fully understand it's a life insurance policy, but in their mind they aren't buying life insurance, they are pre-paying taxes and such.
Life insurance is ALWAYS a tough sell on people though. People will never experience
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