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Simple, PROVEN 3-Step Blueprint To Grow Your Business

Imagine if you had a simple, PROVEN 3 Step Blueprint to grow your business, create financial security and give you all the FREEDOM you wanted – Guaranteed? Well you can!

Check out the video below, where Mike Stromsoe shares his secret Blueprint To Your Million Dollar Agency.  In this video you will discover:

  1. Secret Formula To Attract Top-Notch Team Members That Will EARN More Clients and Make You More MONEY!
  2. Specific, Time-tested Processes To Will Have You Producing Maximum Results, Even While You Are On Vacation!
  3. Secrets for Instant Retention Boosters To Unleash 100% Of Your Agency’s Profit Potential!

If you are ready to take your agency business to the next level, join us and hundreds of other high-achieving agents, just like you, at Mike Stromsoe’s upcoming 2019 BeUnstoppable Bootcamp – October 21-23, 2019 in beautiful San Diego, CA!

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Living Life on our Own Terms

Living Life on our Own Terms(which is not possible without a money making agency machine that provides you freedom). A life experience I will never forget…  Awhile back I went on a cruise in the Caribbean with 18 Legendary Rock and Roll bands. WOW!!WOW!! WOW!!. Picture in this article is 2006 Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Artimus Pyle(Lynard Skynard drummer)and my best buddy Steve. The only other comment for now is Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top is truly top-notch.

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For your immediate implementation is a new “quick take punchlist” that is plaster all over our office in bright YELLOW. We never leave to change an opportunity to remind any team member of ways to generate revenue.

New Business and Retention

It’s so simple.  Here’s every day ways to earn new business opportunities:

  • Send thank you notes, hand-written – three a day.
  • Go the extra mile ALL of the time.
  • Just ASK, every time!
  • Ask personal lines client who their employer is and if the employer would like a commercial lines account review.
  • Do a complete account review for anyone any time.
  • Follow up on any quotes already done, all of the time.
  • Help anyone in your community in any way.
  • Suspense and work your suspenses.
  • Brainstorm with your teammates about any new opportunity, create and implement game plan.
  • Constantly be rounding out your accounts.
  • Call people on their birthday.
  • Send a free report to anyone any time on any insurance subject.
  • Ask tactical questions and listen for any opportunity in every conversation.
  • Help someone in some way that makes a difference for them.
  • Build your own COI (center of influence) list.
  • Tell people about our website, our blog, our Facebook fan pages.
  • Prospect a certificate holder.
  • Prospect a claimant.
  • Call your AAA clients every quarter just to “check in”.
  • Send a copy of “liability limits” sheet with CD of the phone call with Allison Branchaud (attorney and insurance agent).
  • Send life quote to any auto client.
  • Send work comp quote to any CGL or BOP client.
  • Send anyone a video to build relationships.
  • Personal follow-up call 21 days after the sale to make sure all is in order.
  • Half anniversary letter or call.
  • Send third party endorsement letter to prospects, COI’s and others.
  • And so much more

2014 WILL be your best year ever….. if you believe it will AND if you are willing to implement, execute and take action!

 

Mike Stromsoe

The Unstoppable Profit Producer

www.unstoppableprofitproducer.com  

Does Your Team Stand Out When ALL of the Chips Are On The Line?

Our claims service report series is one of our most requested by agents…..so what the heck is a claims service report?

Claims service reports are a custom document that we sent out to our customers a certain number of days after a claim occurs, because in our agency, we monitor all claims activity.  We don’t wait for the document or the notification to come in; we go out and get it.  We proactively hunt for it on carrier websites, we look at things that come in, and once we see that we proactively contact our clients, and make sure the claims process gets started.  In addition to that, we talk to them about the claims process, and make sure the companies are standing up to their end of the bargain and are taking care of our customers in the manner that they should be taken care of.  We really feel good about that.  At the end of the process, we send them out a claims service report, and we ask for feedback on how the claim went.  Our claims service report have a lot of different questions on them, which kind of lead up to the final question, which is, “Tell us about your claims experience,” and those claims service reports just time after time bring great feedback, and a lot of the responses are GREAT testimonials.  “Thank you, your agency just took great care of us.  We appreciate you being there for us always,” so forth and so on.  So keep in mind that that also is a positive emotional situation.

In other words, it’s not anything negative, it’s positive, and they’re feeling good about the situation.  We also forward all claims service reports to the carriers, good and bad. Carrier claims reps need to hear the good reports too. Our carriers LOVE this. We also market to the CLAIMANTS. You got it. If we are provided a name and contact information, we start a separate campaign to the CLAIMANTS. Here’s a situation that happened just last night:

I was in the office and it was late, a client walked in, I said, “Hey, how can I help you?”  And he goes, “Something great happened, and I just had to come by and tell you guys, and in addition to that I want to find my agent, because I feel like I want to give him a hug.  I’m that jazzed about the claims experience I just had” and I said, “Tell me more,” and he told me about the situation.  What had happened was, the agent in our office had gone the extra mile.  He had gone way out of his way to help him out, to make sure that a situation was resolved.  It was a situation we didn’t make any money on, but he went the extra mile anyway, and got the situation resolved for our customer, and our customer was, so happy they couldn’t stand it, so they drove down here to tell him.  And that particular agent was on the phone, so it was a great opportunity, that positive emotional situation was at its very highest at that point.  So, fortunately, we were in an area of the office which is right near our marketing room, and our marketing gal, who’s always on it, she just kind of handed me the camera, and I didn’t even have to think about it.  So I said, “Mr. Client, would you mind if we helped other people with just a few words about what just happened to you?”  And he said, “Yeah, no problem, what do you need me to do.”  I said, “I’d just like to record how you were taken care of by our agent, so I can share this with other people who might ask about our services.”  He said, “I’d be happy to.”  And right there on the spot, full of emotion, he recorded the testimonial.

So, that’s a perfect example of a positive emotional situation, which is the time that you always want to ask for a testimonial, because that’s when you’re going to get your very best testimonials.

Be Unstoppable when taking care of your customers! “No one cares how much you know until they know you care”

The Five Steps Of Learning And Retention – Part 2

The second step is Repetition.  My research of a university study revealed that an idea that was read or heard only one time was 66% forgotten within 24 hours. But if that same idea was read or heard repeatedly for 8 days, up to 90% of it could be retained at the end of the eight days.

So once you’ve read this manual all the way through, go back and read it again. But this time read with a highlighter, a pencil and notepad handy. Mark up the book. Write down the ideas you feel fit your personal business situation. This repetition will help you retain more of the information than if you had read it only once.

The third step in the learning and retention process is Utilization. This is the “doing” step. It is here that neuromuscular pathways(the study of this has been fascinating) are actually developed, creating a “mind‑muscle memory.” And according to the study quoted earlier, once you physically experience an action, it becomes twice as easy to recall as if you had heard it only.

Fourth, is Internalization. Actually making the idea a part of you. That may involve some customizing or tailoring of the idea to fit your situation or style, but it is vitally important for you to personalize the idea and make it “yours”.

The fifth step is Reinforcement. In order to maximize the effectiveness of an idea, you should continually be looking for ways to support and strengthen it. The more you can support the idea, the more you will believe it, the longer you will retain it, and the more effective it will become in helping you serve your customers’ needs.

Now, what does all this have to do with your business? Simply, this. In your daily business and personal activities, as well as throughout your experience with the information in this article, you are going to be overwhelmed with great number of ideas.

Some will be brand new, that is, you’ve never heard them before. Some will be ideas you have heard in the past, but have forgotten. And others will ideas you come up with on your own as a result of something that was triggered in your mind as you read. Understanding and applying these five steps in the learning and retention process can help you retain more of what you read and experience. These experiences can then be implemented and executed to put more cash in your pocket!

The Five Steps Of Learning And Retention

Learning – the acquisition of new information or knowledge, and Retention – the ability to capture that information and recall it when wanted or needed, is actually a process that involves five steps:

First, is Impact. That is, actually receiving the idea in your mind. Impact can be in the form of a word, a visual observation or a concept. It makes no difference. Your mind isn’t capable of making a distinction between a visual or an actual experience. Nor is it capable of determining the difference between a conscious or an unconscious impact an idea may have on you. As far as your mind is concerned, those experiences are all the same and your mind will accept them, regardless.

If information or an experience appears real to your mind, your emotions and nervous system will react as though it were actually real.

To illustrate this point, try this simple experiment:

Seat yourself in a comfortable chair, feet flat on the floor and your hands resting comfortably in your lap.

Close your eyes, take a deep breath, let it out slowly and relax. Take another one. Let it out slowly. Relax even more.

Picture in your mind a lemon resting on a table in front of you. Visualize it. See it clearly. Look at its shape – its color – its texture.

Now, mentally reach out with your hand and pick up the lemon. Bring it up to your face. Look at it closely. Squeeze it. Do you notice how firm it feels? Feel the texture of the lemon’s dimply and waxy skin. Notice the lemon’s yellow color and round shape, with its pointy ends.

Now, hold it up to your nose. Smell it. Do you notice the lemon’s citrusy smell?

Place the lemon on the table and mentally pick up a knife that’s laying nearby. Cut the lemon in two.

Pick up one half of the lemon and see the juice dripping from it. Bring the lemon up to your nose. Smell it again. Now bite into the lemon.

What’s happening to you right now? Is saliva flooding your mouth, both in your mind, as well as physically?

Now consider what just happened. In actuality, there was no lemon. You just pictured one in your mind. While this was just a mental exercise, and the lemon was just imagined, chances are, if you are like most people, the mental image you were playing on the screen of your mind triggered certain responses which manifested themselves physically. So, you can see by this demonstration, that Impact, is a critical step involved in the process of learning and retention.

Being a Unstoppable is ALL about IMPACT. The next steps are coming to you over the next few weeks.

Until, then GO IMPLEMENT something!!

 

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