The LinkedIn Post That Won the Account
Producers who commit to showing up consistently, sharing content that reflects who they are and what they believe, build something that compounds over time.
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Producers who commit to showing up consistently, sharing content that reflects who they are and what they believe, build something that compounds over time.
The LinkedIn Post That Won the Account Read More »
Before a prospect will give you any of their time, they need to know you exist, trust that you know what you’re talking about, and believe you’re someone worth meeting.
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His philosophy: Always be around, but never in the way.
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Some producers are great storytellers. Others are technical experts who know every detail of how a policy works. Insurance sales requires both.
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The insurance industry has a type. Loud, energetic, always working the room, but I can tell you that some of the sharpest producers in this industry are introverts.
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Free Marketing, Paid Marketing, Get Paid Marketing… There are three types of marketing. Knowing the difference between them could change how you build your business.
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Your marketing has to lead with who you are, not what you sell. When you shift to a teaching mindset, that’s when people take notice. That’s when people stop scrolling and start wondering who you are.
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The Agencies Winning Today Have a Clear Story. Buyers remember how a conversation made them feel long before they remember what was on the spreadsheet.
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The insurance industry is commoditized. Everyone is selling the same products, competing on the same carriers, pitching the same value propositions. The one thing that separates you from every other producer in your market is YOU.
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Most leaders measure their producers on revenue alone. But that’s a lagging indicator. It tells you what already happened. If you want to develop your team, start measuring the activity going into the results.
The Way Insurance Sales Used to Work Doesn’t Work Anymore Read More »