Hello, another newbie here. Does anyone know if Pennsylvania has a "no cold-calling" law similar to the new Ohio law? Thanks.
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Good thing I live in Virginia...LOL!
Not sure what I missed. Thread starts out highlighting the huge opportunity with Med Supps being the renewals and the persistency.Then it ends with Dwayne saying he opts, instead, to write commercial insurance.
Just imagine keeping your head down for five years and what that does to your monthly residuals in Med Supps. It really is an awesome opportunity to help folks and make a great income. Do not quit and do not get distracted. That is the best piece of advice I was ever given.
Too many agents walk away because it's not overnight wealth. They're lured away by promises of free leads and huge commissions working easier...but at what cost?
Don't let anything distract (rob) you from this opportunity.
Income doubles in year two. Amazing. Compounding commissions and incredible persistency IF you stay laser focused and DON'T QUIT.
The one thing I don't agree with is when people say you double your income on year two if you get the same amount of sales. I was fed this lie when I started.
The only way that would be true is if you made all of your sales in January.
I have been in the business now for almost 5 years. During that time Frank Statsney trained me to cold call, which I did everyday.
Yesterday I wrote 2 med supps on a husband and wife that I wrote originally when I first started. This is the 3rd time I have switched their carrier in 5 years. If I didn't switch then again in the future, that is about 11 years of commission off of 1 cold-call (probably close to $5000 off of 1 call).
I guess my point is that you should look at the big picture when calling and build a career instead just trying to make it through to the next day and getting frustrated. I no longer market med supps because I like the commercial side of the business but I do maintain my current customers and work referrals and repeats for the extra income.
I could make the same argument as to why an agent should NEVER waste his/her time cold calling.
Based on your numbers one client is worth $5,000 and 10+ years worth of commission.
I say don't beat your head in and waste your time cold calling. Buy leads/mailers and focus your attention and $$ on finding people ready to buy. Every client is worth $5,000 so why not spend a couple hundred to close more clients and make your life easier?
Who is right? ME