Apr 4, 2011

A Perpetual Pipeline of Perfect Prospects

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This Wednesday: What Your Agency Must do to Avoid E&O from COIs
New training from Academy of Insurance
 
A Perpetual Pipeline of Perfect
Prospects - The 4 P's of Success

Live online training plus Q&A session
Date: Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Time: 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM ET


Keeping a pipeline primed with viable prospects is a consistent challenge for most producers throughout their career.

In this webinar we will explore the psychology that prevents you from asking for introductions.

Register today and save $20 on your registration!

You will discover and learn to:
  • Describe your ideal prospect
  • Apply the 6 degrees of separation process to uncover key client relationships
  • Graduate from asking for the lowest level of introduction to the highest
  • Coach clients and centers of influence to introduce you properly
  • We'll also explore uncommon, untapped sources for prospects
Outcomes you will leave with:
  • A master skill used by all million-dollar producers
  • The knowledge, and skills to create a Perpetual Pipeline of Perfect Prospects for the rest of your career
  • 12-24 pre-qualified new prospects you didn't know you had
  • The freedom to never prospect or cold call again
When you register, you get:
  • Access to the live training (Wednesday at 1:30PM EDT)
  • Video and Audio recordings, so you can watch or listen again
  • Question & Answer session with the instructor
  • Audio download of the webcast
  • Presentation slides download

Register today and save $20 on your registration!

Register Now




 

In this webinar we will explore the psychology that prevents you from asking for introductions   Join us for a breakdown of the E&O policy form and learn how to properly insure your client's exposures.   Mysteries Behind Excess and Umbrella Liability Insurance

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