Free Public Webinar: Working Aged Leads

[souldeux]

This Thursday, the Independent Life Insurance Agent Association will host a public webinar titled (this is so catchy) "How to Make Six Figures a Year Working Aged Leads."

This webinar is open to all, and we're extending the invitation to everyone here. The webinar will be held on Thursday, November 11th at 1:00 PM Eastern. If you would like to join us and learn how to add aged leads to portfolio and, hopefully, put some more commissions in your bank account, please click this registration link to sign up. We are expecting 200+ attendees, so please register soon to reserve your seat. We will begin promptly at 1:00 PM Eastern.

This webinar is free and not password-protected in any way. If you or anyone you know would like to attend, please use the registration link above to join us!

Thank you all, and we look forward to seeing you this Thursday at 1:00 PM Eastern for an exciting discussion on the most effective ways to work aged leads.

 

[Mark]

Thanks for the invite...

I think aged leads are good if work correctly and can't wait to see the webinar and learn some more on this.

 

[GreenSky]

Nick:

Are you sure we can afford to give this valuable information for free?

Rick

 

[0b1kanobee]

I'll try and attend. Thanks

 

[GoCubsGo]

Why join when the good stuff is free? :-)

 

[GreenSky]

Why join when the good stuff is free? :-)

That's an excellent question.

Nick does 3 great webinars each week and about once in 4-6 weeks makes one public.

So if you believe that the only one that is worth watching if the free one, then you are correct.

Rick

 

[Focus LTC]

Wow. A webinar on veterans day? Not very patriotic.

 

[WinoBlues]

Wow. A webinar on veterans day? Not very patriotic.

Helping Vets make money seems very patriotic to me.

BTW, Happy Birthday Devil Dogs (11/10/10)

 

[souldeux]

I thought we had about 30-45 minutes of content ready for this one and we ended up talking for almost two hours - what a great time!

For anyone who missed it and wants to watch the recorded version, it's available by clicking here. You'll need Quicktime to view it in your web browser; alternatively, you can right-click and hit "Save Target As" to download it.

Be patient - it's a two hour long video, so it's a huge download (550 megs or thereabouts).

 

[scotte]

It was worth every minute. I highly suggest viewing the webinar.