Archive for the ‘Insurance Advisor’ Category

Landlord Insurance – Keeping the Premium Low

Posted on February 24th, 2011 by admin

As long as a property owner intends to make an income off their property, they will need to look into Landlord Insurance premiums for both themselves as owners and also for their tenants too. It is extremely important that an owner insures the home with this kind of insurance to prevent all kinds of disputes [...]

Insurance marketing: 7 steps to make your customers feel appreciated

Posted on February 22nd, 2011 by Seth Oliphant

For success in insurance marketing, be sure to make your customer feel appreciated. Here are seven tips to building productive relationships: Be honest. Sounds simple, right? But that doesn’t just mean you shouldn’t tell outright lies. Though, of course, you shouldn’t. You should avoid half-truths and embellishments, too. Overpromising your insurance agency’s capabilities will always [...]

Insurance marketing: When you are one among several insurance agents

Posted on February 17th, 2011 by Seth Oliphant

In insurance marketing, it is not unusual for your customer to be contacted by several insurance agents. He or she may be uncomfortable, overwhelmed or being pulled in too many directions by agents who are trying to sell him or her a policy. The customer’s not sure whom to trust. You can probably relate to [...]

Insurance Leads: Leads are people

Posted on February 12th, 2011 by Seth Oliphant

Leads have been a part of insurance sales for decades now, but there are still a lot of misconceptions about what exactly they are. People tend to think of insurance leads as a card or an email with contact information. An email address to send a form letter to, or a phone number to call [...]

Not Having Health Insurance Could Leave You Bankrupt

Posted on February 7th, 2011 by Seth Oliphant

Tough times call for today’s families to make critical choices regarding which bills to pay. Some people must choose between food, the car payment and sadly, medical insurance. Often, many families are opting to let their medical coverage fall to the wayside, but this is a very risky decision that could eventually lead to bankruptcy. [...]