O.K....Give Me The Straight P@@P!

Peelerinsurance.com said:
Muff... I think to start out u will find yourself working lots of nights and weekends. It takes years to build a self supporting client base where u can peel away from the BS hours. For years i worked days and nights on Monday, and Tues. booking appts and "running: them on wed and thurs from 10 am till my last one at 8 pm... then fridays i did paperwork and got additional info for apps. this was when i only went belly to belly with the client. dont know if i could have started out as an online agent... now though, i only do online new sales and play with my existing client base. i work about 30 hours a week... i wake up at 9 and stop about 4 or 5 or 6 and sometimes a do have to do an app at night... but not often. i have built my existing base up to 450 applications. i never target single people as to me they are a waste of time... but when u are new, u get what u can get.

so... just be ready to work 24/7 to start but after a few years u will be set.

hope this helps and also... all i sell is indy health, nothing else.
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That wasn't what I wanted to hear, but again I'm not afraid of work. I have a pretty strong work ethic. At least I'd be a little more in control of my schedule instead of working when someone ELSE wants me on the clock...right?
 
muffy432002 said:
Mr. Bill said:
Dang, the NM's by me has annual evenings where only people who spend $100k in the store are invited to shop. I'm never invited. Does your store do that? Can you hook me up?

Of course I can, and I'm inviting you! How about a pair of Mario Bruni shoes, they are only $6500. Remember, image is everything, Mr. Bill. You can afford it, you sell INSURANCE!!!!!!!:laugh:
Will that be on your Neiman's or AMEX?
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Do you take Diner's Club?
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Nope...NM, AMEX, Cash or Check...that's it. No Visa, no MC, no Diner's Club. Come on, get with the program.
 
moonlightandmargaritas said:
Great if you're working in a factory, or workin' a farm, but...

Don't overestimate the value of "hard work" in this business.

You'll be more successful doing the right things for 30 hours a week than you will doing the wrong things for 60...
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Do you mean don't underestimate the value of hard work in this business?
Working my retail job is different than most people realize. We not only work our "walk-up" customers, but we are expected to build a relationship with these people. I call my customers regularly, informing them of new products, specials,etc...I'm always asking for referrals. I pass my card out left and right. I have a blog to keep my customers informed @http://luxurybeautyvixen.blogspsot.com If there is no floor traffic then I think out of the box. I have organized offsite events to generate more sales. I work my business hard. I'm not just standing around all day looking pretty in my Blahnik's waiting for business to come my way. I pursue it! Is this what you are referring to as "hard work". If it is, then I'm there!
 
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