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So the only successful way to sell FE is DM leads and sell F2F?
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So the only successful way to sell FE is DM leads and sell F2F?[/QUOTE
I would't say that. Not about how one gets their leads anyway. But for face to face, yes I would say that.
The's many ways to get leads. Some certainly more cost effective than others.
I don't think so. I call telemarketing for FE the ones like SL that do the whole thing by phone.
The op was asking about cold calling to set appointments. I don't know of anyone doing that successfully either.
Well my experience is the closing ratio for F2F is 4 to 5 times higher than "telesales" but in my experience the lead cost for F2F (DM) is much higher too, so it's kinda half a dozen in one, 7 in the other. Just my opinion based on my experience and I have done both for a very long time.
Side note, I would recommend to any new agent to go the F2F route, phone sales is much harder and you need even thicker skin, than the typical agent.
Not to mention, FE telesales is a failed operation for the agent when you add in NTO's and placment ratios that will be hard pressed to avg 60%.
Not to mention, FE telesales is a failed operation for the agent when you add in NTO's and placment ratios that will be hard pressed to avg 60%.
Not that they'll comment on this thread, but I know of at least a few agents that are doing very well with telesales and have been for years. That includes good persistency.
I bet not in FE. And if they are then why wouyldn't they say so. I do know of agents that do very well selling term and/or med sups by phone.
I've known of, or even heard of, a successful telesales agent. There has only been one that's ever posted here that made the claim that he is successful selling FE by phone but he is a recruiter for phone sales so what else would he say?
But I do believe he does sell by phone. he will not ever say what his numbers are so that also makes it suspect.
I am curious... How did you come up with that number? Because that is just not the case, I would agree an agent that is new would have below average numbers but they would have those numbers F2F also, mostly because they didn't sell it correctly either way. I would guess we have all had are problems with placement/retention in the beginning of our careers but it is and was fixable.