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"The Brokerage Selection Process – An Effective Client/Prospect Competition" In our last edition of the Consultative Broker Briefing, we discussed the futility of the old Marketplace Selection Process. There are simply not enough carriers to go around. It is not in the client’s best interests. And it doesn’t allow a firm to differentiate itself. To make it even worse, the average hit ratio is a whopping 15%! We recommended all Consultative Brokers adopt the Brokerage Selection Process as their exclusive method of developing and retaining revenue. The Brokerage Selection Process involves you and several other selected brokers competing for an account on a conceptual basis. The competitions never involve using the insurance carriers as the basis of differentiation. The selected broker is then given complete access to the marketplace and the exclusive authority to negotiate the renewal terms on behalf of the client. Here are the traits of a successful Brokerage Selection Competition:
Here is why the Brokerage Selection Process is the best method for all parties concerned:
Firms that are learning and practicing the Consultative Brokerage Selection Process are reporting tremendous results. Their hit ratios are skyrocketing and the size of their accounts is increasing. In our next edition we will discuss some of the do’s and don’ts of a successful Brokerage Selection Competition. In the meantime, please feel free to visit our website for more information on this and other Consultative Brokerage training issues. Best regards to all Consultative Brokers, Rob Ekern Our Consultative Brokerage Webcast Training is rapidly becoming the benchmark for high-level insurance production. Click here to learn more. Consultative Broker Briefing Main Menu Consultative Brokerage® Techniques are utilized by agents and brokers across North America in the development and retention of upper middle market revenues. The Consultative Broker Briefing is delivered electronically free of charge to selected agents, brokers, and other insurance professionals across North America. To subscribe to The Consultative Broker Briefing, please click here. Thank you. Home
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