Scare tactics rarely work, and if they do, it is not a way to develop long term relationships. At some point the policyholder (not the same as a client) figures they have been lied to and they move on.
I personally know some of the agents on the forum that are 100% Medigap and I can honestly say none of them lie, exaggerate or use scare tactics.
Somehow the truth works better than smoke & mirror sales tactics.
Policyholders rarely stick around more than 2 or 3 years but almost all of the clients last until they can no longer fog a mirror.
Odd how some agents see the Medigap market as shrinking, while agents that focus on that market and fish in the right pond, continue writing more new business every year and never experience a downturn.
The MAPD agents must be terribly jealous of what we have but can't figure out a way to talk about our business model without ad hominem attacks. That's shallow and very sad . . .
I personally know some of the agents on the forum that are 100% Medigap and I can honestly say none of them lie, exaggerate or use scare tactics.
Somehow the truth works better than smoke & mirror sales tactics.
Policyholders rarely stick around more than 2 or 3 years but almost all of the clients last until they can no longer fog a mirror.
Odd how some agents see the Medigap market as shrinking, while agents that focus on that market and fish in the right pond, continue writing more new business every year and never experience a downturn.
The MAPD agents must be terribly jealous of what we have but can't figure out a way to talk about our business model without ad hominem attacks. That's shallow and very sad . . .