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Great link in your signature. Title could be dances like a White Boy. I mean the girl.
You Don't Have a Web Site ?
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Great link in your signature. Title could be dances like a White Boy. I mean the girl.
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dude....you were rickrolled......
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Great link in your signature. Title could be dances like a White Boy. I mean the girl.
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Why is it so damn difficult for many forum members to be able to differentiate betwen the use of the conjuction than and the adverb then? Of course, one must know the definitions of the words to use them correctly.
Zac
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I am guessing that it's because of the same problem that most people have with words like ..
Quiet ... Vs ... Quite
Weather.. Vs ...Whether
Quiet ... Vs ... Quite
Weather.. Vs ...Whether
mpalma
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What I find interesting is agents who have a website and lead capture, but don't follow up with people who have requested info!
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You mean the computer doesn't do that for you?
I thought clients would fill out their own applications, buy the policies, and handle everything while the agent sits on a beach sipping adult beverages, while commissions are auto-deposited in his bank account.
Some of you will laugh, and some will go, "Really, that's sound great!"
Those of you laughing are having the correct reaction.
Life insurance is a grudge sale product. If an agent is not involved, it is not likely to get done. What you want is a web site that causes a consumer to reach out and contact you with a phone number or email address. But when you get that, you deal with that prospect like any other. You need to call them and engage them in a discussion about their insurance needs. Life insurance doesn't sell itself and if it did you don't think the life companies would be using agents like you do you? There is a reason that they pay those big fat whopping commissions.
NOTE: I realize the last statement will have a whole new group of you folks mad at me, but go ahead and disagree with that - I'll be happy to respond.
If you do not have a web site you may need to reconsider. Here he was a recent study showed:
When shopping for insurance, 35% of 25-34s and 30% of $100k+ earners said they prefer the Internet to an agent. This compares to 23% of all respondents.
Young Adults, Men, High-Earners Most Likely to Use Social Media for Insurance - Forbes.com
When shopping for insurance, 35% of 25-34s and 30% of $100k+ earners said they prefer the Internet to an agent. This compares to 23% of all respondents.
Young Adults, Men, High-Earners Most Likely to Use Social Media for Insurance - Forbes.com
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What I hate about forum members is they tell you something is not good for one thing or another, but for some reason fail to inform you as to what is good for it.
Am I the only one who notices this?
People please post the alternative if you are going to tell me what not to use.
Because than I am stuck with nothing to use.
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Did I use than right, or was it suppose to be then?
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I am quiet confuse on weather to use then or than.
Am I the only one who notices this?
People please post the alternative if you are going to tell me what not to use.
Because than I am stuck with nothing to use.
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Did I use than right, or was it suppose to be then?
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I am quiet confuse on weather to use then or than.
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I am a big fan of xsitepro2.com and its software. I've made a ton of websites with them... The software is easy to use and you only have to upload it to your ftp.. It cost about 150 bucks and you can make as many websites as you like. It makes it easy to add videos, audio, links, pics and tons of stuff.
My www.rosenthalfiles.com was made with it and it was a good investment for me using the software.
My www.rosenthalfiles.com was made with it and it was a good investment for me using the software.
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I used my earlier remarks this month as the basis of a couple sections in my May Bulletin to customers.
I think it is a nice enough job to post it here:
Monthly Bulletin
Note that I have taken the concerns expressed about giving out FTP addresses, id's and passwords and have dealt with it accordingly.
It's pretty ironic. This afternoon I had a subscriber call up, tell me he didn't have a web site and asked what should he do. I said, you're in luck, this month's bulletin deals with it. Like most agents, he doesn't like to read so he just started asking me questions. Each question (which I have heard over and over many times before) was systematically addressed in the bulletin, in pretty much the same order as he was asking them. I kept saying, that's in the bulletin, you can read it there - he kept asking me anyway.
All I can say is that the bulletin, and my posting on this thread, have hit the nail on the head.
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Subsequent to this posting, I received this message off line:
Compulife US Monthly Bulletins
There is another bulletin which is internal to the Compulife subscription called the Midmonth bulletin. That bulletin is used to log significant changes to company and products that are being compared by Compulife in our software.
I think it is a nice enough job to post it here:
Monthly Bulletin
Note that I have taken the concerns expressed about giving out FTP addresses, id's and passwords and have dealt with it accordingly.
It's pretty ironic. This afternoon I had a subscriber call up, tell me he didn't have a web site and asked what should he do. I said, you're in luck, this month's bulletin deals with it. Like most agents, he doesn't like to read so he just started asking me questions. Each question (which I have heard over and over many times before) was systematically addressed in the bulletin, in pretty much the same order as he was asking them. I kept saying, that's in the bulletin, you can read it there - he kept asking me anyway.
All I can say is that the bulletin, and my posting on this thread, have hit the nail on the head.
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Subsequent to this posting, I received this message off line:
Hi:
Can I subscribe to your monthly bulletin. If so please provide me with the link inorder to sign up for it. Thank you.
Best Regards,
Monthly bulletins are a free service to those who subscribe to Compulife, and past bulletins can be found here:Can I subscribe to your monthly bulletin. If so please provide me with the link inorder to sign up for it. Thank you.
Best Regards,
Compulife US Monthly Bulletins
There is another bulletin which is internal to the Compulife subscription called the Midmonth bulletin. That bulletin is used to log significant changes to company and products that are being compared by Compulife in our software.
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