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Great Marketing insurance tips for new insurance brokers

Insurance sales can be difficult, especially if you are a young or inexperienced insurance agent. Insurance can be costly at times and is not a commodity that the client can see, carry or touch. It can present a challenge for some agents to sell insurance, but these insurance selling tips can help! To order to increase your fee, you need information that is easy to enforce.

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Great Marketing insurance tips for new insurance brokers

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  1. 7 Sales Tips for New Auto Insurance Agents

  2. Instructions Being new guy or gal can be difficult. There's plenty to learn for young or novice car insurance providers, so it may seem like your age isn't always working for you. But take heart— we all once were young and inexperienced. And, as this post will show you, a youthful spirit in the aged lead insurance sector can actually be a major asset.

  3. To show that, here are seven sales tips. • See and act the part • Focus on an “in.” • Draw from Experienced Co workers • Take an Interest In Your Demographics' Hobbies • Remember to Listen • Take Advantage of Tech Tools • Embrace Your Youthful Assets

  4. See and act the part It can throw some older prospects for a loop if you're new, or particularly young. Typically it's not personal, but what with an insurance agent's average age today being 59, it's fair to assume you're not the one they anticipated. You’ll be surprised how quickly your prospects can be won over—if you look and act the part of a professional agent. Firstly, dress well. If you are the sharpest dresser on your team, people will notice. Clients will immediately understand you take the work and their insurance needs seriously.

  5. 2. Focus on an “in.” Things get moving in a successful sales conversation once you find an "in" that lets you relate more humanly to your prospect. Get into the habit of finding this common ground with all of your prospects early on. It could be the season for the local football team, shared stomping grounds in the same neighbourhood, commutes to work, or particularly for an automobile agent like you, car talk — how will that car handle last season in the heat, get good mileage, etc. Whatever it is, finding common ground easily gives you the possibility of having you as a true person, just as he is. And prospects trust real people a lot easier than they trust a stranger.

  6. 3. Draw from Experienced Co workers Just because you're new to car insurance doesn't mean your office is the rest of it. Your team would undoubtedly have decades of company experience together. And while there is typically healthy rivalry in the same office between agents, in the end you are both on the same team. Especially when you're young, learn from your more experienced colleagues about everything you can. • At the same time, you can often put prospects concerned about your age or experience level at ease by referencing the experience of the group. • Reminding them that every agency has verification and quality control procedures to make sure work is done correctly goes a long way.

  7. 4. Take an Interest In Your Demographics' Hobbies Besides the common ground run-of - the-mill subjects you may use for breaking the ice, many younger agents find it useful to take an interest in the interests of your target client group. Again it can help break the ice and start building the all-important relationship between agent and client, but hobbies are always a better bet than sports or all-weather tires.

  8. 5. Remember to Listen • Of course, sales aren’t all about chit-chat. In fact, the less you talk, as a general rule, the better. Your primary purpose, of course, is to get your prospect comfortable enough to start talking. At that point, you want to shut up and listen. • No matter how your client is answering your questions, there will be important clues — what she wants out of her insurance, where she has an objection, and where she is in the decision process so far. • So once you’ve established that common ground, ask those sales questions and then sit back and analyse the answers.

  9. 6. Take Advantage of Tech Tools • If you are a young millennial, you will not remember a time before computers, the internet, and perhaps even the smartphone. • For the older agents out there, this will not be the case. So take advantage of your natural tech-savvy abilities to get ahead of some of your sales competition. • There are a host of digital sales tools out there that can help you work a massive volume of leads, and if you’ve got the best aged leads, that will turn into more sales. 

  10. 7. Embrace Your Youthful Assets If only experienced agents could sell insurance, then firms would only hire experienced agents. Young and fresh agents bring something fresh to the team, and that’s why many agencies seek out fresh talent. If you have boundless energy, a strong drive to prove yourself or make a difference, or approach the world with bold optimism — great, put that into your sales work. It will certainly set you apart from some of your more world-weary competitors in the minds of prospects. Age is just a number. What matters is how well you sell auto insurance. You can’t change your age, but you can improve your sales skills every day. 

  11. THANKS! Any questions? You can find usat: https://www.insuranceleadsstore.com/ sales@insuranceleadsstore.com

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