Elevator Speech

[bsemi1]

I'm new to the forum and the career of life insurance. I am looking to write my elevator speech. Looking for some help with this. Please help me with some examples or lines to start with

Thanks in advance

 

[rousemark]

Would be glad to help but we don't have any elevators in my hometown so I don't have an elevator speech..

 

[RonRoberts]

Would be glad to help but we don't have any elevators in my hometown so I don't have an elevator speech..

You kwack me up. BTW, did you ever figure out if you were going with LH or SL?

 

[FEX Quotes]

I'm new to the forum and the career of life insurance. I am looking to write my elevator speech. Looking for some help with this. Please help me with some examples or lines to start with

Thanks in advance

I just found this cool new tool called Google or something like that. I found this link that may help you...

Four tips to perfect your "elevator speech" | LifeHealthPro

 

[moonlightandmargaritas]

I am looking to write my elevator speech.

An elevator seems like a pretty silly place to give a speech. I mean really, how many people can get in there to listen to you?

 

[timamr]

An elevator seems like a pretty silly place to give a speech. I mean really, how many people can get in there to listen to you?

depends on ht/wt, tob. use, maternity, etc...hard to guesstimate

 

[Third Joker]

An elevator seems like a pretty silly place to give a speech. I mean really, how many people can get in there to listen to you?

A better question is "How many people can get up and walk out?"

 

[Mash]

How about this: You help people provide money for their family for three cents on the dollar?
That's about the cost of the average premium. $3000 annually for a good $100,000 policy

 

[P&CGuru]

stay away from gimicks, I don't have a scripted elevator speech, the more genuine you sound the better it will come of. Just tell them what you do and what your purpose is. But honestly if you are new you have bigger fish to fry than elevator speeches

 

[DS4]

Elevator Speech?
Sounds like what Ned Ryerson would do.