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I sold the first person i ever sat with. It was my largest case so far. Funny how that works.
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Does that not count as bribery in your state? At least in my state I'm not allowed to give any sort of gifts/money/etc without losing my licensing.It took me 10 minutes after I got my Life & Health license to get my 1st sale.
Life is easy to sell. Go buy a few light blue and baby pink new born baby shirts with your logo on them.
Put each of them into a small box with your business card and a brochure of what your selling.
For example:
My brochure has the life companies I represent, how much it costs for a new born, 25 year old, 45 year old and 60 year old. I explain why get life on your baby.
Reason 1. Locks in the age and the health. Price will never go up.
Reason 2. Early death
Reason 3. Children onset disease. ( diabetes, heart, bowel)
Then, I take the boxes to the maternity ward. Each box is marked with a B or G. I ask the nurses to please give my gifts to those having babies. I go back monthly to replenish the boxes. Because the nurses can't let me give them in person. I get 3-4 calls a month for a quote. When I get the quote, I bring a stuffed animal to the meeting that is wearing a shirt with my logo on it.
Great way to build relationships.
If I may... I started in selling Cancer Plans door to door with a "demo book", the goal was not how soon before your first sale as much as how many demo's you could get in as quickly as possible.
The more you find yourself in front of potential clients... the more you run through your presentation... the better you become of what drives you to a sale.
Work hard, work right, work often...
It's true: The harder I work the luckier I get!If I may... I started in selling Cancer Plans door to door with a "demo book", the goal was not how soon before your first sale as much as how many demo's you could get in as quickly as possible.
The more you find yourself in front of potential clients... the more you run through your presentation... the better you become of what drives you to a sale.
Work hard, work right, work often...
It's true: The harder I work the luckier I get!
If the gift is nominal/branded (amounts depend on product line) and is not contingent on a sale, then this strategy is legal in every state that I know...what state are you in?Does that not count as bribery in your state? At least in my state I'm not allowed to give any sort of gifts/money/etc without losing my licensing.
About 5 minutes since I sold it to myself (and my wife)I just recently got licensed and I'm starting out as an independent agent and this coming Monday I'm going to start selling. I was curious to know how long it took all of you to get your first sale in Life Insurance!
About 5 minutes since I sold it to myself (and my wife)