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Life Insurance Jobs and Selling a Life Insurance Policy Requires That You Deliver the Policy in a Professional Way.

One of your Life insurance jobs is the professional delivery of the life insurance policy you sold.

First of all, never mail the policy to the client with a letter. Would you like someone to treat you in such an unprofessional manner.

Not only that, but if you do not get in front of that client, you are not taking advantage of the most important aspect of the sale, and that is setting the stage for future sales, getting additional referred leads, and most importantly, developing that much needed relationship building.

Selling a life insurance policy is not completed till the actual policy is delivered and the delivery receipt is in your hand.

    Part of your Insurance Sales Training program should have discussed the fact that your new client may decide against taking the insurance policy or policies you just enrolled them in. A key aspect of you life insurance job is to personally deliver the insurance policies because this is where you cement the sale and lock in your client.

    Setting the stage for an effective policy delivery consists of two time frames.

    Step one: During the sale and the day after the sale.

    Step two: The actual delivery of the policy itself.

    Setting The Stage (Step One):

    Part of your policy delivery sequence, is actually done during the interview process or sales process when you are making the sale. What I mean here is that you need to drop this little phrases or tidbits along the way. Start training your client. As an example:

    Making Subliminal Comments Like:

    "When you become a client of mine we will sit down once a year to update your financial plan and review your family situation and any changes that may occur..

    "If another insurance agent calls you or you see something related to Insurance or investments that you want more information on, I want you to feel free to call me and I will do the research for you."

    "I also have a lot of my clients that use my name as a way out when another insurance agent calls: They basically say that Ted Wolk Is my insurance agent and if you have something you think I should look at, give him a call so he can look at it for me."

    "Mr prospect, when I come back and deliver your program I will at that time go through the policy in detail to make sure you are comfortable with it, and answer any questions you may have thought of in the meantime."

    "Mr. prospect, I want to Thank you for becoming a client of mine. I will do everything I can to help you and your family achieve the goals we discussed this evening."

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    First thing next day, after the sale, Send out a Thank you note, as an example:

    "Mr. prospect,(Jim and Salley, personalize it)

    Just a note to let you know that I appreciate your business. I want to congratulate you on taking this major step in firming up your financial life for you and your family I will continue to serve you and your family in the professional manner you would expect. I will call you as soon as the policy is issued and set up a delivery time that will be mutually convenient for both of us.

    Again, Thank You for your business".

    John Q. Agent

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    It is Vital To Keep Your Client Updated. Stay In Touch.

    Another part of your life insurance job is to use your tickler file, to keep you client updated. If 10 days go by and you have not got the policy back, call the client. Tell him/her that you just checked on the status and it is still waiting for doctor report, physical results, etc. If that policy comes back 25 days later and you did not keep in touch, there is a good chance you will lose that sale.

    Go to policy delivery, step 2 and learn the proper steps to help you lock in your sale and get referrals.


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