I agree with the pro of being independent and not micromanaged. Long rant but I just quit my fairly new job where I knew NOTHING. I had no experience. They said training would be 2 months.. Unfortunately, only 3 weeks in the boss kept pulling me aside literally every day and telling me I was too slow, not doing good enough, and that I should know a lot more. Then she wanted me to study at home to "catch up" without paying me. As well as the senior staff member would make comments throughout the day like "come on. you should know this already" The problem was I knew the information. It just got very difficult to focus because of the negativity. I was sweating and so anxious all day and because of that kept making mistakes. I woke up one day and said fuck this and quit. I work best when not micromanaged. I need to take the time to learn things at my own pace. I cannot tolerate negativity. My previous job was a pharmacy technician. I did it for 5 years and I loved it and I was badass at it. It made me realize that I love talking to customers about health insurance. I hope I do well as an insurance agent :D I'm about to take the licensing exam. Yay!
@@ErinNogueira would u recommend working for farmer starting out. I got offered a base pay of $2500 plus commission. I'm thinking maybe claims adjuster
I love it, BUST YOUR ASS. This is real world talk from someone who have experience in this industry. I think this helps new comers not be disillusioned by what to expect when approaching this industry. Thanks Erin keep em comin.
I do want to inform people before getting into the industry under a company it’s a building type job I wouldn’t suggest quitting your other job if u have one in the beginning have a side job( cause most likely ur not getting a based pay) don’t let these companies sell u dreams like ur going to be making bank first starting out u (it’s possible but that’s no reality reasons why turnover rate is very high)definitely have to be very dedicated and put in the work look at this job as like youre starting your own business! Like the companies are basically like ur vendors
This is a misconception. You cannot work part time in insurance. You’re generalizing all insurance sales as life insurance positions. Not every insurance position is the same.
@@ErinNogueira this is not a misconception this is from MY experience I’m not generalizing all life insurance sales I’m talking about the companies ur under I’m making people aware before getting into it do your research about the companies that’s offering u the job first and I’m also letting people know if ur broke and don’t have any resources or money to rely on to not hop right into it cause some companies u have to provide ur own stuff (laptop,cellphone,etc) and ur basically going to be working for free starting out depending on where u go
Hi, Erin! You mentioned on your vid that you were going to leave a link on the description box regarding income expectations. I couldn't find it. Are you P&C? What would be the base salary of an entry level P&C agent? Also, what's the difference between the P&C license and the Personal Lines? Which one would you recommend and why?
Loved this. Thank you so much for this vid. Very helpful to pple like me who aren't natural social butterflies. I was hoping you could give advice to women as to how to handle important clients and potential clients who get flirty. how should women reject them in a professional manner?
Happy to help! I’ve only been in a situation once where a client was harassing me. My manager stepped in and took over the account for me. There is no reason anyone should ever feel uncomfortable in life or at work. I would fire the client if they didn’t act appropriately.
Today I was contacted by my Local district Office for Farmers insurance about potential career opportunities because they saw my resume on zip recruiter. I have a meeting on Monday to discuss what opportunities may fit for me, so now it’s time to learn more about the industry.
Farmers Insurance is primarily a P&C insurance company. However, they will surely want life insurance sold also because the profit margins are greater compared to P&C and there is only one claim with Life Insurance and that's when you die. P&C could have multiple claims while you are insured.
Hello. Thanks for the video. I didn’t see the link about salary pay. I would be new to the industry. What is the average salary range for a new insurance agent? Thanks
Got offered a sales position for a State Farm agent! Never been in sales. Is 40K base + commission with no sales experience fair? He wants me to do 40 calls per day (he buys leads) and 10 auto quotes per day. That kind of sounds like a lot to me -curious to hear your thoughts!
That salary/commission structure sounds fair obviously not knowing what commission % is. 40 cold calls a day isn’t bad if he’s lying for the leads. Success rate on cold calls is low though so if that 10 auto quote requirement is supposed to stem from the 40 calls then that might be rough.
Hey Erin! Do you recommend beginning to become licensed with a company while still being a full time student in college? I have one more year to go in my biology degree and have been offered an interview with an agency, however, I fear the work load will not be manageable while being a student. Do you recommend me to wait another year or to start now so I can start making the desired income by the time I graduate? Your insight would be greatly appreciated!!
Hello Lynn I completely see how difficult it is to find quality life insurance website/leads who needs life insurance policy; we all are aware of this. I now have a lead generation funnel that is fully automated, Facebook ads is used and capable of generating over 30 leads each week. I only need 30 life insurance agents to help generate quality life insurance leads that needs a life insurance policy. Kindly message me now or leave a comment below
Im insurance agent and doing insurance while doing my degree now, happy and enjoy doing it so far! its good to start early even when youre studying. you can gain and build your networking in campus with friends/lecturers. by the time you graduate, people already know youre insurance agent. the most important thing is to share the value and be reliable agent
Hey Erin, I am asking for some needed advice. I was wondering what are somethings that an insurance agent would need when starting out. I was not told by other insurance agencies but from watching videos online, many recommend to have a large amount set aside for marketing. Is that true?
Thank you for this video. Currently deciding weather to be an Insurance Agent or servicing for existing clients for all state. The whole cold calling I'm not sure about. They expect you to do atleast 6 quotes and have a list of people all ready to call.
❤ Thank you for the video. Could you please explain the Salary/ commission part of the job. I am 100% commission. I am about to take my exam and start this career. Do you have any tips for me in that I am a 60 year old woman? I have breifly sold insurance about 10 years ago in another state. I am willing to put in the work .
Hello, my name is Sara I'm 25 years old, I currently work at a "mom and pop" type angcy currently we sell commercial insurance but we are looking to expand on doing personal in California. My angcy told me that they would like me to sell or "be the agent" on the personal lines. I've been working here for about four years now and I do work along side my mom. She is a GREAT agent but she even said herself she does not really want to get into personal and only really sell commercial. That right there scares me to death that my own mom doesn't really want to sell personal insurance. I don't mind learning and getting my license I've been thinking about it for a while because currently I cant speak or talk about certain things with customers that do call in for questions. I guess what I'm getting at or asking about is.. is it really hard selling personal insurance? I've never really been a "sales" person before and my mom has really been a great mentior for me learning commercial and she did say she would help me with personal to get me kind of started but I guess I'm just scared I've wanted to take a step up in the company some how but not in this way at lest not yet. I'm just looking for some advice I suppose I've just been kind of freaking out a bit thinking about it day and night at this point wondering if I should just do it and hope for the best or if I should just look for a different career/ job that's less stressful and not a "sales" job. I do love the video it did help me a lot
So this is sales I’m about to do a class for an agency that will automatically give me my insurance certification but is it anything I can’t do I can also apply for other companies ? If it’s based on sales and I can’t find them I just need help too.
Hi, Erin! I’m starting my agency now, and would like to know if is hard to be appointed by the insurances companies? Thank you. Your video really helped me!
If one is a captive agent are the leads provided to us and is the salary set? Im more of a cautious person and wanted to know if captive would be best for me if I was to get licensed over beind independent
Im not making much, i just been licensed earlier this year. Im not saying any names. Its only commission based and non captive insurance company. Where Im just focusing on recruiting, referrals from family and friend which havent been referring any. Maybe I should move on from this agency and look to see how others works out?
I just got my life health and accident, license , I just completed 3 weeks of training with globe life, they sell worksite supplemental benefits, I live paycheck to paycheck, I was ready to start my own route , but don’t have the finances to start,
Hey erin! i’m starting with a company to sell insurance.. i’m really concerned about what i should wear. Is it ok to wear jeans, and have a nice outfit on or should i go strictly slacks and blazers?
Congratulations!! I would start off with a blazer & slacks then gage what everyone else is wearing. Most insurance agencies are casual but it’s better to be safe than sorry! Good luck
Hello Sister Erin Nogueira please do Dramatic Demonstration on How to SeLL Life Insurance to the Prospects Properly. Please upload the RUclips video asap about this topic. Thanks 🙏
@@ErinNogueira What kind of insurance do you SeLL Sister Erin Nogueira ? Please do Dramatic Demonstration on How to SeLL Insurance (Any Type of Insurance you SeLL Sister Erin). Please upload the RUclips video asap about this topic. Thanks 🙏
I’m an insurance broker in the accident & health space and I absolutely hate it. I want to get out of the insurance industry as soon as possible. It’s just not for me.
I'm thinking about making the jump from claims to producing. I can't ever get a straight answer from anyone on the commission aspect. What is typical for average commission? Thanks for any help you can offer!
Commission varies on agency & carrier. I’ve never worked for a direct writer so I have no idea how they pay out. At my current agency.. agency commission is different for every type of policy & carrier and then I’m paid out 40-60% based on that & 25% renewal.
I’ve never heard anyone call an Insurance Agent a scammer. I’ve heard people say Insurance is a scam. Those are usually the same people that are okay being underinsured or don’t understand their insurance policies. Then when they try to file a claim they get upset if they’re denied because they don’t understand their products.
What schooling did you have? College? I want to know an exact path. I've been a hairstylist, a barber, customer service and currently been a self employed house cleaner for 15yrs. Looking for a total career change.
Hey Erin! You inspired me to become an insurance agent. I’m just worried about not getting clients starting out. I’m also worried about the paybacks. Would w you give me any insight on this? Thank you!
You win some and lose some with 100% pay commissions. It may be like your younger age 19-25 moving out and loving on your own for the first time and having to budget the first 8 months Budget, hassle and do research, research, research even after a year of working Atleast that's how it was the first 3yrears starting as a mechanic I was slow and still learning so I didn't get alot of flagged hours but after that you can make so much
Also at the begging of the vid, she has 3 different licenses so that's even more income especially if one isn't working she has 2 other licenses to fall on so she's not stuck with just 1
Hello Camden I completely see how difficult it is to find quality life insurance website/leads who needs life insurance policy; we all are aware of this. I now have a lead generation funnel that is fully automated, Facebook ads is used and capable of generating over 30 leads each week. I only need 30 life insurance agents to help generate quality life insurance leads that needs a life insurance policy. Kindly message me now or leave a comment below
I agree with the pro of being independent and not micromanaged. Long rant but I just quit my fairly new job where I knew NOTHING. I had no experience. They said training would be 2 months.. Unfortunately, only 3 weeks in the boss kept pulling me aside literally every day and telling me I was too slow, not doing good enough, and that I should know a lot more. Then she wanted me to study at home to "catch up" without paying me. As well as the senior staff member would make comments throughout the day like "come on. you should know this already"
The problem was I knew the information. It just got very difficult to focus because of the negativity. I was sweating and so anxious all day and because of that kept making mistakes.
I woke up one day and said fuck this and quit.
I work best when not micromanaged. I need to take the time to learn things at my own pace. I cannot tolerate negativity. My previous job was a pharmacy technician. I did it for 5 years and I loved it and I was badass at it. It made me realize that I love talking to customers about health insurance. I hope I do well as an insurance agent :D I'm about to take the licensing exam. Yay!
Best of luck Jane! Proud of you for sticking to your guns and doing what’s best for you!!
how is it going? i'm about to do the same move you did lol
Good for you, good luck 🍀 👍🏼
@@nerd6646 same. I take mine in a couple weeks. Did you take yours?
Hi boo. Im a pharm tech as well. How is it going
Loved this video! Would love to see more insurance content, it's not enough of us out here doing this. Keep it up Erin!
Thank you Kenny! Definitely a lack of information out there for such an in demand profession.
@@ErinNogueira would u recommend working for farmer starting out. I got offered a base pay of $2500 plus commission. I'm thinking maybe claims adjuster
I love this! Thanks for proving those with social anxiety can flourish in networking!
🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Yay! I just got a job doing L&D and will get residual YoY commission. Excited for this new adventure 💕
Continue to excel ! Congrats 🎉
Best of luck!!!
Omg this is me! I hate to be micromanaged and also know I will work my hardest to get the job done
Sounds like sales is the industry you need to be in!
We are so happy to have you on our team!
30 years experience here, are you guys hiring remote agents😊
I love it, BUST YOUR ASS. This is real world talk from someone who have experience in this industry. I think this helps new comers not be disillusioned by what to expect when approaching this industry. Thanks Erin keep em comin.
I'm currently taking an online college course for Life and Health insurance.
This made me feel better. I am new to insurance! Thank you so much!
Welcome! It’s a great industry.
How's it been going?
You do a very good job describing and providing great information in your videos.
I do want to inform people before getting into the industry under a company it’s a building type job I wouldn’t suggest quitting your other job if u have one in the beginning have a side job( cause most likely ur not getting a based pay) don’t let these companies sell u dreams like ur going to be making bank first starting out u (it’s possible but that’s no reality reasons why turnover rate is very high)definitely have to be very dedicated and put in the work look at this job as like youre starting your own business! Like the companies are basically like ur vendors
This is a misconception. You cannot work part time in insurance. You’re generalizing all insurance sales as life insurance positions. Not every insurance position is the same.
@@ErinNogueira this is not a misconception this is from MY experience I’m not generalizing all life insurance sales I’m talking about the companies ur under I’m making people aware before getting into it do your research about the companies that’s offering u the job first and I’m also letting people know if ur broke and don’t have any resources or money to rely on to not hop right into it cause some companies u have to provide ur own stuff (laptop,cellphone,etc) and ur basically going to be working for free starting out depending on where u go
Please continue your videos are awesome. Happy holidays ✨❄️
Thank you!🫶🏼
I am so glad I found your channel! And these videos! I am about to start my new job and this is very new to many. I have so many questions!!
Congratulations! DM me your questions I am going to make a video!
I know! She's great!
Hi, Erin! You mentioned on your vid that you were going to leave a link on the description box regarding income expectations. I couldn't find it. Are you P&C? What would be the base salary of an entry level P&C agent? Also, what's the difference between the P&C license and the Personal Lines? Which one would you recommend and why?
I couldn’t find it either
Loved this. Thank you so much for this vid. Very helpful to pple like me who aren't natural social butterflies. I was hoping you could give advice to women as to how to handle important clients and potential clients who get flirty. how should women reject them in a professional manner?
Happy to help!
I’ve only been in a situation once where a client was harassing me. My manager stepped in and took over the account for me. There is no reason anyone should ever feel uncomfortable in life or at work. I would fire the client if they didn’t act appropriately.
@@ErinNogueira I'm so sorry you had to go through that. How awful. Thank God for such a wonderful manager. Thanks for your advice!
Today I was contacted by my Local district Office for Farmers insurance about potential career opportunities because they saw my resume on zip recruiter. I have a meeting on Monday to discuss what opportunities may fit for me, so now it’s time to learn more about the industry.
Farmers Insurance is primarily a P&C insurance company. However, they will surely want life insurance sold also because the profit margins are greater compared to P&C and there is only one claim with Life Insurance and that's when you die. P&C could have multiple claims while you are insured.
Hello. Thanks for the video. I didn’t see the link about salary pay. I would be new to the industry. What is the average salary range for a new insurance agent? Thanks
Great video! You look amazing and so professional :)
Got offered a sales position for a State Farm agent! Never been in sales. Is 40K base + commission with no sales experience fair? He wants me to do 40 calls per day (he buys leads) and 10 auto quotes per day. That kind of sounds like a lot to me -curious to hear your thoughts!
That salary/commission structure sounds fair obviously not knowing what commission % is. 40 cold calls a day isn’t bad if he’s lying for the leads. Success rate on cold calls is low though so if that 10 auto quote requirement is supposed to stem from the 40 calls then that might be rough.
Hey Erin! Do you recommend beginning to become licensed with a company while still being a full time student in college? I have one more year to go in my biology degree and have been offered an interview with an agency, however, I fear the work load will not be manageable while being a student. Do you recommend me to wait another year or to start now so I can start making the desired income by the time I graduate? Your insight would be greatly appreciated!!
Hello Lynn
I completely see how difficult it is to find quality life insurance website/leads who needs life insurance policy; we all are aware of this.
I now have a lead generation funnel that is fully automated, Facebook ads is used and capable of generating over 30 leads each week.
I only need 30 life insurance agents to help generate quality life insurance leads that needs a life insurance policy.
Kindly message me now or leave a comment below
Im insurance agent and doing insurance while doing my degree now, happy and enjoy doing it so far! its good to start early even when youre studying. you can gain and build your networking in campus with friends/lecturers. by the time you graduate, people already know youre insurance agent. the most important thing is to share the value and be reliable agent
Incredible info, much appreciated - I'll be subscribing!
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This video was very informative and has given me hope in selling insurance!
Love to hear it!🤍
Is insurance an hourly pay career or just commission only? Are there any that pays hourly, or is that not a thing? Just curious.
It depends on the position. I’m in sales so I’m commission + salary.
Hey! Was the link posted related to the salary?
Hey Erin, I am asking for some needed advice. I was wondering what are somethings that an insurance agent would need when starting out. I was not told by other insurance agencies but from watching videos online, many recommend to have a large amount set aside for marketing. Is that true?
As an insurance consultant, definitely not. As an insurance agency, extremely helpful but also not necessary.
What are your thoughts about working for AFLAC?
Thank you for this video. Currently deciding weather to be an Insurance Agent or servicing for existing clients for all state. The whole cold calling I'm not sure about. They expect you to do atleast 6 quotes and have a list of people all ready to call.
Not very realistic without giving you freedom to build a referral network. Service is a great way to learn the business!
Would you say that companies that already have leads are better for beginners? Or small companies that make you find leads yourself?
It depends on your personality. If an agency is giving you leads then you’re probably doing inside sales. I get all of my own leads.
❤ Thank you for the video. Could you please explain the Salary/ commission part of the job. I am 100% commission. I am about to take my exam and start this career. Do you have any tips for me in that I am a 60 year old woman? I have breifly sold insurance about 10 years ago in another state. I am willing to put in the work .
It depends on what type of insurance you are selling, how large the agency is, etc.
Can you elaborate more on networking? How did you do so? Regular day to day interactions? I definitely don’t want to make insurance my personality.
I’ll do a video on this!
@@ErinNogueira I'm excited for it!
Where do I Find the link, to find out how much I should be making?
It no longer exists 😣
You seem like a great person to work with.
I appreciate that!
Wow that is such great information. Lets stay connected.
Hello, my name is Sara I'm 25 years old, I currently work at a "mom and pop" type angcy currently we sell commercial insurance but we are looking to expand on doing personal in California.
My angcy told me that they would like me to sell or "be the agent" on the personal lines. I've been working here for about four years now and I do work along side my mom. She is a GREAT agent but she even said herself she does not really want to get into personal and only really sell commercial. That right there scares me to death that my own mom doesn't really want to sell personal insurance. I don't mind learning and getting my license I've been thinking about it for a while because currently I cant speak or talk about certain things with customers that do call in for questions.
I guess what I'm getting at or asking about is.. is it really hard selling personal insurance? I've never really been a "sales" person before and my mom has really been a great mentior for me learning commercial and she did say she would help me with personal to get me kind of started but I guess I'm just scared I've wanted to take a step up in the company some how but not in this way at lest not yet. I'm just looking for some advice I suppose I've just been kind of freaking out a bit thinking about it day and night at this point wondering if I should just do it and hope for the best or if I should just look for a different career/ job that's less stressful and not a "sales" job.
I do love the video it did help me a lot
So this is sales I’m about to do a class for an agency that will automatically give me my insurance certification but is it anything I can’t do I can also apply for other companies ? If it’s based on sales and I can’t find them I just need help too.
Hi, Erin! I’m starting my agency now, and would like to know if is hard to be appointed by the insurances companies? Thank you.
Your video really helped me!
If one is a captive agent are the leads provided to us and is the salary set? Im more of a cautious person and wanted to know if captive would be best for me if I was to get licensed over beind independent
I’ve never worked for a carrier so I’m not sure if they provide leads, salary, commission, etc. Sorry I can’t be more help!
Thanks for the insight
🙌🏼
Im not making much, i just been licensed earlier this year. Im not saying any names. Its only commission based and non captive insurance company. Where Im just focusing on recruiting, referrals from family and friend which havent been referring any.
Maybe I should move on from this agency and look to see how others works out?
Sounds like you’re in an MLM scheme. I’d say join an IMO
What are questions that I should be asking insurance companies that I am willing to work at?
I always google “insurance interview questions” before I meet with an agency and whatever questions fit my situation I ask at interview.
Very helpful video! Where is the link you talked about to help figure out what your estimated salary should be/ what you should ask for?
It no longer exists 😖
@ErinNogueira can you repost the link?
more insurance videos please!!
What would you like to see!?
I just got my life health and accident, license , I just completed 3 weeks of training with globe life, they sell worksite supplemental benefits, I live paycheck to paycheck, I was ready to start my own route , but don’t have the finances to start,
Gaining experience is key, good luck!
Would love to see a video on networking!!!
Hey erin! i’m starting with a company to sell insurance.. i’m really concerned about what i should wear. Is it ok to wear jeans, and have a nice outfit on or should i go strictly slacks and blazers?
Congratulations!! I would start off with a blazer & slacks then gage what everyone else is wearing. Most insurance agencies are casual but it’s better to be safe than sorry! Good luck
@@ErinNogueira thank you so much!!!
Hello Sister Erin Nogueira please do Dramatic Demonstration on How to SeLL Life Insurance to the Prospects Properly. Please upload the RUclips video asap about this topic. Thanks 🙏
I don’t sell life insurance, sorry
@@ErinNogueira What kind of insurance do you SeLL Sister Erin Nogueira ? Please do Dramatic Demonstration on How to SeLL Insurance (Any Type of Insurance you SeLL Sister Erin). Please upload the RUclips video asap about this topic. Thanks 🙏
I just got a job with Aflac as an insurance agents and im not gonna lie im scared to be broke the first couple of months:/
How has it gone so far? I have an interview scheduled soon!
How are you doing now ? Inquiring minds want to know 😊
Thanks for the information☺️ do you have any agency u would recommend?
Not a direct writer. Go with a local midsize agency!
I’m an insurance broker in the accident & health space and I absolutely hate it. I want to get out of the insurance industry as soon as possible. It’s just not for me.
I’m sorry to hear that 😔
Why do you hate it ?
What's making you hate it the most?
Thanks for the information!
You’re welcome!
I'm thinking about making the jump from claims to producing. I can't ever get a straight answer from anyone on the commission aspect. What is typical for average commission?
Thanks for any help you can offer!
Commission varies on agency & carrier. I’ve never worked for a direct writer so I have no idea how they pay out. At my current agency.. agency commission is different for every type of policy & carrier and then I’m paid out 40-60% based on that & 25% renewal.
I just got a job at Aflac do you have any tips I could use toward my new job
No, sorry!
Thank you for sharing!
Of course!
Why does people call Insurance Agents/Brokers scammers? Can you explain in detail? Thank you. Loved the vid!
I’ve never heard anyone call an Insurance Agent a scammer. I’ve heard people say Insurance is a scam. Those are usually the same people that are okay being underinsured or don’t understand their insurance policies. Then when they try to file a claim they get upset if they’re denied because they don’t understand their products.
@@ErinNogueira I see. I just saw a video of a guy calling Insurance Agent scammers, so. Anyway, thank you for responding!
If he has the money to self insure himself then all power to him but I can’t rationalize anything being a scam.
Do you know about Primerica ? Would you recommend working with them ?
I’m sorry, I’m not familiar.
I am familiar with them. They are a cultish multilevel marketing scheme. Stay far away.
@@gabyponte6497 gtk, thanks
NO. THEY are a MLM. RUN.
What schooling did you have? College? I want to know an exact path. I've been a hairstylist, a barber, customer service and currently been a self employed house cleaner for 15yrs. Looking for a total career change.
I think you can go with the online certification courses.
very helpful thankyou
❤️
Thanks for theinfo
If Aflac a good company to be with ?
I’ve never heard anyone have anything bad to say about the company.
This is a very heloful video
🙌🏼
What about the BULL crap MLM style of sells...its almost cultish.
Any thoughts
Avoid at all costs!!! Unfortunately that’s how many life insurance companies are structured.
@@ErinNogueira do you know of any that are not MLM
Love the video!!
Hey Erin! You inspired me to become an insurance agent. I’m just worried about not getting clients starting out. I’m also worried about the paybacks. Would w you give me any insight on this? Thank you!
You win some and lose some with 100% pay commissions.
It may be like your younger age 19-25 moving out and loving on your own for the first time and having to budget the first 8 months
Budget, hassle and do research, research, research even after a year of working
Atleast that's how it was the first 3yrears starting as a mechanic
I was slow and still learning so I didn't get alot of flagged hours but after that you can make so much
Also at the begging of the vid, she has 3 different licenses so that's even more income especially if one isn't working she has 2 other licenses to fall on so she's not stuck with just 1
Welcome to the industry! Definitely need to network your ass off and tap into social media to utilize your network.
Hello Camden
I completely see how difficult it is to find quality life insurance website/leads who needs life insurance policy; we all are aware of this.
I now have a lead generation funnel that is fully automated, Facebook ads is used and capable of generating over 30 leads each week.
I only need 30 life insurance agents to help generate quality life insurance leads that needs a life insurance policy.
Kindly message me now or leave a comment below
boss lady!
One of the companies that is offering me a "job" is offering a 1099
Strictly commission then?
Where is the link?
???
Hay quá
Have you heard of health sherpa? Are they legit?
I’m sorry, I have not
You are so beautiful!!!
Thank you Candace ❤️
Why do brokers have to pay for their leads.
They don’t if they have a good network but it definitely helps
@@ErinNogueira I'm not understanding
@@miltonwilliams2399She’s saying if you have a large network of people, you don’t have to buy leads.
Are you captive or independent ?
Independent ☺️
Hello, any company recommendations that pay the best ?
No, sorry. They all vary drastically.
Are you an agent or broker ?
They’re the same thing.
Why don't you buy an agency?
I am not interested in the overhead.
I'm going to say what everybody else is thinking, you are gorgeous!
You’re sweet, thank you!🫶🏼
Nope. Wrong company. A company I looked at provides all the leads.
Sounds like a great inside sales opportunity!
A young smart beautiful lady killing it as a businesses bad ass.