

The highs are super high and the lows are super dark - guess when prospecting kicks in? The low times.

I get that many agency owners haven’t had to prospect, which is why holding producers accountable to it can seem like being out in the Wild West. If you truly look at prospecting, what better way to spend your time to ensure your sales success? The problem is, as a salesperson, how can you not have time to prospect? Sure, we would all love highly qualified people knocking down our door begging us to quote their insurance, but hope can’t be your prospecting strategy. The challenge is too many producers don’t think they have time for that. Think of getting over the 50 yard mark as getting to quote! But here is the problem: if we never leave our own side of the field, we can’t quote! You have to prospect to get your first downs to bring it over the 50 yard line so you can be on the other team’s turf in position for a touchdown. This is the work done on our own side of the field. We like to think about insurance prospecting like we think about football. Decision Makers: HR Directors, CEOs, Benefits Coordinators, Presidents, Vice Presidents, CFOs, Insurance Brokers. So why is prospecting so filthy? Because it does not yield instant gratification.
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In this blog we are going to explore why insurance prospecting is a dirty word, how vital it truly is and how to get producers to embrace the idea that a full pipeline leads to a happy producer. If you are a salesperson, you know that doing top of the funnel sales activities is critical to your agency’s success, but it tends to be the number one thing we avoid doing.
