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Just quoting Glenn Gary Glenn Ross.
There we go, that makes more sense!
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There we go, that makes more sense!
Brazillmark
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I agree with you that you have to get your lead pipeline full and well ahead of you. I would say you would need minimum of 30 leads a week.
SrFinAdvisor
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"..The rule of thumb is you'll book half the lead cards, half of them will show and you'll close half the folks you sit with. Your numbers could be better than that or worse, but that is at least something to play with. I've had batches of cards where I've had a much higher sit rate than others, but those are the numbers you want to track.."
The way I read this, the expected close rate is 1 in 8, not 25% to 30%... According to these number it would take, on average, 40 leads to generate 5 sales. Is it really this unproductive?
The way I read this, the expected close rate is 1 in 8, not 25% to 30%... According to these number it would take, on average, 40 leads to generate 5 sales. Is it really this unproductive?
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A decent FE agent should ave. at least 4-5 sales per 20 relative fresh leads they receive. A real good FE agent should get 5-8 sales per 20 relative fresh leads.
SrFinAdvisor
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Tks Insuranceman.. that sounds more like it!!!
I'm a 20 year veteran of the business, but new to FE. I'm attracted to the simple (not easy) sale, quick issue, and daily pay. I just didn't know what the realistic expectations were for closing percentages.
I guess that translates into about $2,000 to $3,000 AP for a decent producer, and approx $4,000 to $5,000 for a really good one from working 20 leads per week.
Then, the real focus is on keeping the flow of leads steady. If you want to produce more, work harder and see more people. Over time you should expect to get better at closing a higher percentage.
Tks again
I'm a 20 year veteran of the business, but new to FE. I'm attracted to the simple (not easy) sale, quick issue, and daily pay. I just didn't know what the realistic expectations were for closing percentages.
I guess that translates into about $2,000 to $3,000 AP for a decent producer, and approx $4,000 to $5,000 for a really good one from working 20 leads per week.
Then, the real focus is on keeping the flow of leads steady. If you want to produce more, work harder and see more people. Over time you should expect to get better at closing a higher percentage.
Tks again
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The good agents at EFES have around a 25% close ratio, {that's sales to leads received}. The very best agents at 30% and there are less than a handful at 40%.
The average among hundreds of FE agents at EFES is $50/mo. or $600 ap. There is one guy at EFES that has over $100/mo average, but, he's a freak.
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Looks like we are in agreement.
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When it comes to the FE business as a whole, there's probably not too much that we disagree about.
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