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EPISODE · Mar 12, 2025 · 39 MIN

How to Sell Life Insurance: Why Giving "Quotes" is Costing You Sales

from Life Insurance Academy Podcast

Today, Roger Short and Zach McElwain dive deep into one of the biggest mistakes new agents make: giving quotes too soon! ❌ Why do agents lose control when clients ask for pricing? ❌ Why does giving quotes too early kill your sales? ✅ How can you build trust and value before ever mentioning numbers? ✅ What's the right way to present pricing and close more deals? If you've ever struggled with clients pushing for quotes early in the call, this episode is for you. We break down strategies from our Telesales BootCamp, real agent coaching calls, and proven techniques to take control of the conversation, increase your closing rate, and improve persistency. 👕 Should we make a "No Quotes Given" shirt? Drop a comment below if you'd wear one! 📢 Don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE this episode with a fellow agent who needs to hear this! 👉 Join the waitlist for our next Telesales BootCamp here: https://shop.lifeinsuranceacademy.org/telesales-waitlist  #LifeInsuranceSales #TelesalesTraining #NoQuotesGiven #InsuranceAgent #LifeInsuranceAcademy #SalesTraining #FinalExpense #InsuranceTelesales  

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