This is How Beach Broker Sells Insurance

[AtlantaLife&Health]

I am interested in learning more about what these guys have to offer. I didn't find their site to be boring at all. If you just listen and end up taking away one little nugget, then it's well worth your time. You might not pick up everything you need to know from one source. Learn a little here and a little there. Collectively it will make you a better marketer. Good site guys.

 

[Guest]

The video started sooooo slowly I couldn't continue to watch. What a shame.

 

[loudee]

The link below explains my systems for selling insurance

The only thing that link did was explain how to give these fools your money. This thread belongs in the offers section.

 

[warnerins]

I don't think Beach really cares if we approve or not. The point is - this post has been viewed 210 times.

Oops 211

 

[somarco]

Am I the only one spammed by Beach Broker or did others get something in their email box as well?

 

[Mark]

Am I the only one spammed by Beach Broker or did others get something in their email box as well?

I got the same spam email.

 

[Guest]

I got the same spam email.

Just ONE email?

DJ

 

[Crabcake Johnny]

If you want to sell something then sell it. You lose a lot of credibility when you say something's free...then only to find out it either costs something or it's a pitch to join an agency.

Just be upfront and put it on the table. If it's something of value it'll last - if it's BS it wont - just get it over with.

 

[AtlantaLife&Health]

It's not really considered to be SPAM since we opted into his list. You can click the link at the bottom of the e mail if you don't want to hear his pitch every couple days. You can easily unsubscribe.

 

[SoCalBroker]

The only thing Maverick about these two is that they have the cajones to get in front of a camera and show their ARSE in HD.

Beach broker? LOL. OK...

Gooose ... ? Gooose....? Talk To Me Goose - this is maverick!

I checked their stuff out for 3 emails. The phony Miss Hawaii thing they tried to pull ... bad form.

Not convinced either one has ever sold an actual policy ever.