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For some reason all I can think about is dog fighting.
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1. Do you work from home? If you work from an office do you own the building or rent it?
2. Do you buy your own health insurance? If yes, who through?
3. Do you have disability insurance?
4. How much do you spend per month on advertising or buying leads?
I'm wondering how everyone here sets up thier business and benefits.
1. Do you work from home? If you work from an office do you own the building or rent it?
2. Do you buy your own health insurance? If yes, who through?
3. Do you have disability insurance?
4. How much do you spend per month on advertising or buying leads?
Good question. I'm pretty precise about what I do with them.
Anybody under 25 gets thrown away. Anybody that gave wrong contact information gets thrown away. Vick is a bum.
All self-employed persons are kept on file and emailed in 6 months and called in 10 1/2 months. Vick is a bum.
I also email (10 1/2 months) those families that I spoke to and they chose to go with another carrier. Vick is a bum.
I find it interesting that no one other than Chumps has responded to my question. It sounds like he and I are the only ones "recycling" our leads and getting the most efficient use of them.
If so, I will take all the leads that anyone is planning on throwing away simply because they were told by the person that "they weren't interested". Chumps, I will split them with you.
When I was captive every agent I worked with use to discard their leads after calling and having people tell them they weren't interested. I sold a lot of insurance from leads that other agents said "weren't any good". In most cases I believe that it was the agent that wasn't that good, not the leads. LOL I even use to do that until I developed a way to organize them and have them literally at my fingertips.