Well since it's a fairly new AI technology there are undoubtedly tons of ways to "stump" the software. The whole system revolves around voice recognition and the collection of all sorts of responses from the "consumers" on the other line....so if you analyze reports and see new questions popping up you then have to go back and manually input new recordings as responses to that question... Otherwise you'll have to use text-to-speech which is still pretty obvious at it's current level
 
I miss Jane!

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huge hurdle for Google is in speech recognition


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I miss Jane!

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She used to be one of my favorites until she went on the campaign trail with Crooked Hillary.

Isn't it funny how Crooked Hillary's still traveling the world 1 1/2 years later, going over the 100's of reasons she lost the election? It's everybody's fault but hers. I was hoping that after the election that I wouldn't have to see her fat ass waddling around in those funky pant suits anymore. :confused:
 
Correct, but if they give a reason to procrastinate like I want to think about it, we overcome the objection by persuading them. So wouldn't that be selling?
Sure kinda, it's a canned response they agree or not if they agree we ask ok so what you wanna do? If they disagree we move on. That is why our persistency is 78 to 80%.
 


He states because a person filled out a card they are already sold on why they should have a policy. Yes, that could be a fair statement, but they aren't sold yet on the price, plan, the company, or you.

If the theory is true that life insurance is bought and not sold, then wouldn't we all have the same closing percentage?

Matt Mungia didn't write half a million because he had a lot of customers ready to buy. He was able to do that bc he had customer that he helped them make the decision to move forward (he sold them).
 
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