KC: *Company "Who" + *Navigate: next 30-60-90 Days ?

[Kevin C Cox]

Kevin Cox ● Bradenton Beach, FL 34205 ●

Re: *Company "Who" + *Navigate: next 30-60-90 Days ?
Re: Ritter Insurance Marketing > "Kevin Cox" FL Health Agent

Hello > Thank you - for Listening + any Help + Suggestions...

I've been an Investment Banker & Realtor for 35+ yrs. working
60+ hours/week. I am switching gears, 30 hrs./week (remote).

I have recently acquired FL Insurance "Health Agent" License.

I need to be 100% certain of joining "solid" Company + Principals with Principles
because I will be "selling" Health Insurance "Medicare Plans" to existing clients.

KC > FAST START: next 30-45 Days > for annuaul Enrollment Period

• "Ritter Insurance Marketing" is solid National "FMO//IMO" ?
• United HealthCare: KC create a niche...
• Focus: on 3 Plans > Good > Better > Best >

Ritter has long ago "Figured Out" Medicare's maze
and will be able to help me get started correctly.

RITTER: "seems" to know National + State "Medicare Plan" markets.

KC Short-Term: "Ritter Insurance Marketing" is a good fit for me ?

Insurance Forum: "suggestions" Fast Start > ABC's of:

• Top 3 Areas to Focus ?
• Top 3 Areas to Avoid ?
• Top 3 Things: To Do...?
• Top 3 Things: Not To Do...?

Thank you - for Suggestions,
Kevin C Cox
(239) 689-1903

 

[tinasam]

Dude your "use" of quotation "marks" is just out of "control".

 

[goillini52]

Kevin Cox ● Bradenton Beach, FL 34205 ●

Re: *Company "Who" + *Navigate: next 30-60-90 Days ?
Re: Ritter Insurance Marketing > "Kevin Cox" FL Health Agent

Hello > Thank you - for Listening + any Help + Suggestions...

I've been an Investment Banker & Realtor for 35+ yrs. working
60+ hours/week. I am switching gears, 30 hrs./week (remote).

I have recently acquired FL Insurance "Health Agent" License.

I need to be 100% certain of joining "solid" Company + Principals with Principles
because I will be "selling" Health Insurance "Medicare Plans" to existing clients.

KC > FAST START: next 30-45 Days > for annuaul Enrollment Period

• "Ritter Insurance Marketing" is solid National "FMO//IMO" ?
• United HealthCare: KC create a niche...
• Focus: on 3 Plans > Good > Better > Best >

Ritter has long ago "Figured Out" Medicare's maze
and will be able to help me get started correctly.

RITTER: "seems" to know National + State "Medicare Plan" markets.

KC Short-Term: "Ritter Insurance Marketing" is a good fit for me ?

Insurance Forum: "suggestions" Fast Start > ABC's of:

• Top 3 Areas to Focus ?
• Top 3 Areas to Avoid ?
• Top 3 Things: To Do...?
• Top 3 Things: Not To Do...?

Thank you - for Suggestions,
Kevin C Cox
(239) 689-1903

I don't get it. Your post looks like an ad. Are you trying to sell something, or looking for a FMO?

 

[Kevin C Cox]

Ok Folks - this was merely a Post not an Ad trying to get some specific answers. All I got was "NEGATIVE" BS ? KC

 

[tinasam]

But the post made no sense? It was like an outline or shorthand and wasn't comprehensible.

 

[goillini52]

Ok Folks - this was merely a Post not an Ad trying to get some specific answers. All I got was "NEGATIVE" BS ? KC

Simple question Kevin. Why are you here?

 

[shonceman]

Ok Folks - this was merely a Post not an Ad trying to get some specific answers. All I got was "NEGATIVE" BS ? KC

Sorry that "all" you got was "negative" "BS".
(Sorry, couldn't "resist"! )

I have no personal experience with Ritter, but they're a long established firm with a decent reputation. UHC is the biggest health insurance company in America. They've been doing Medicare plans for quite a long time. But they're not necessarily the best fit for everyone. If your focus will be on Medicare, you should probably have more options than just UHC. But that's a good one to start with.

The main thing for a newbie is to buy into your IMO's program. Do everything exactly as they tell you to do. Later, when you have more knowledge and experience, you can make adjustments as needed. The biggest mistake new agents make is thinking they have a better way. They never do.

Now, for a little more negative: When posting, try to talk to us in normal language, like you would if we were face to face. Lose the "corporate-speak". Also, as was pointed out earlier, your overuse of quotation marks is really distracting. Do you use air quotes a lot when talking to people?

 

[goillini52]

Sorry that "all" you got was "negative" "BS".
(Sorry, couldn't "resist"! )

I have no personal experience with Ritter, but they're a long established firm with a decent reputation. UHC is the biggest health insurance company in America. They've been doing Medicare plans for quite a long time. But they're not necessarily the best fit for everyone. If you're focus will be on Medicare, you should probably have more options than just UHC. But that's a good one to start with.

The main thing for a newbie is to buy into your IMO's program. Do everything exactly as they tell you to do. Later, when you have more knowledge and experience, you can make adjustments as needed. The biggest mistake new agents make is thinking they have a better way. They never do.

Now, for a little more negative: When posting, try to talk to us in normal language, like you would if we were face to face. Lose the "corporate-speak". Also, as was pointed out earlier, your overuse of quotation marks is really distracting. Do you use air quotes a lot when talking to people?

Chris Farley was good!!!

 

[goillini52]

 

[Kevin C Cox]

Shonceman: Thank you - for taking time to share your thoughts. I am on fast-track with Ritter (FMO) to do exactly what you stated in your reply. I'll check back in every 2+ weeks and let you know how I'm doing...KC