What was your first year in Insurance like?
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Just wondering what the vets did starting out. Excited and frightened all at once
Is every rookie question on this board met with sarcasm and derision? I’m sorry I wasted your time.
[quote=Ron 14]and I dont know where your signature is from, but it is extremely gay[/quote]
I know of a gayer signature. Have you ever seen a poster named Milyunair?
if you want an insurance forum, go to insurance-forums.net. this is hardly an insurance producer's forum. =)
This is like going to an Italian restaurant that makes an occasional california roll, expecting great sushi.
Just found that signature. You are right milyunair's is gayer. Nice catch ![quote=Ron 14]and I dont know where your signature is from, but it is extremely gay[/quote]
I know of a gayer signature. Have you ever seen a poster named Milyunair?
I think I actually heard him sniveling when he posted that.Is every rookie question on this board met with sarcasm and derision? I’m sorry I wasted your time.
Same as FA business. The key is prospecting through various methods, mainly cold calling and mailers, and making as many contacts as humanly possible. Make the contacts necessary to set the appointments and you will make a nice living. simple. You don't have to be Einstein. Hard work will result in contacts, which results in appointments, which results in sales, which means $$$$$$$$$$$ in your pocket.
Remember, selling a product is easy. A monkey can sell if he has enough qualified appointments. The true sale is persuading a prospective client to give you 30 minutes of their time. Prospecting and making contacts is 95% of the business.
Just found that signature. You are right milyunair's is gayer. Nice catch ![/quote][quote=BerkshireBull] [quote=Ron 14]and I dont know where your signature is from, but it is extremely gay[/quote]
I know of a gayer signature. Have you ever seen a poster named Milyunair?
I've never even talked to him but I already hate that guy. He believes he's qualified to give prospecting advice although he hasn't sold anything yet.