New Insurance Sales Training Book Prepares Agents to Effectively Serve a Tsunami of Retiring Seniors
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Meanwhile, the insurance agents who advise seniors are also retiring, leaving young agents unprepared to meet increasing demand. New agents might spend thousands or sacrifice contracts (and commissions) in exchange for training, as they seek guidance to advise seniors.
To equip agents with the sales skills and strategies required at this critical time,
"Insurance agents are in vital need of assistance right now," says Shelton, whose company, Lead Heroes, provides agents with telemarketed insurance leads. "The more questions agents asked me, the more I realized that there's not just one right answer or one right way to sell insurance. We wanted this guide to encompass a range of different sales styles and situations, so we collaborated with more than 35 experienced agents to share a variety of real-life examples, scripts, and advice."
Shelton and Bilyj pulled from their personal experiences as insurance agents, and also surveyed other agents about the most effective methods for selling Final Expense life insurance and Medicare Supplements. Packed with tips for presenting plans and closing sales, the book also covers the keys to long-term customer service, cross-sales, and referrals, with an in-depth online branding guide for attracting tech-savvy seniors in the digital age.
"There's a lack of affordable, accessible training that covers everything for new agents these days," says Bilyj, who sells insurance while managing digital marketing for Bantamedia, an award-winning content marketing firm based in
With a range of advice and insights from dozens of active insurance agents, this book prepares new agents to begin selling Final Expense life insurance or Medicare Supplements, while offering proven insurance marketing tips to help experienced agents maximize their sales process and polish their online brand. Insurance agencies, IMOs, and FMOs that recruit agents will also find the guide useful for teaching agents how to sell life insurance without the significant investment typically required for training.
Learn more about the new book, "How to Qualify, Present & Sell Final Expense and Medicare Supplements to Seniors," by visiting www.leadheroes.com/sales-training-book/ (where you'll find a media kit and book trailer video) or buy your copy now on Amazon.
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