Agents Rev Up Engines To Become Sales Machines
Bad habits and a hardening insurance market can conspire against independent agents to make selling difficult, but sales counselors say they feel that good customer relationships and aggressive marketing is the answer to improve business.
"While independent agents have a history of good salesmanship, they are bad at marketing," according to Michael Jans, president of Vancouver, Wash.-based Insurance Profit Systems, Inc.
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