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2018 Annual Meeting Main Platform speaker Matthew Luhn expands on his presentation about storytelling and answers audience questions.
It’s hard enough to get in front of the high-net-worth client, so once you do, you can’t afford to make mistakes. Once you do get the opportunity, how do you explain the concepts in a manner they understand? How do you answer common objections that clients, CPAs and attorneys often have? Martin uses actual cases and proven techniques to show you how to overcome these objections and discuss each part of the process and give specific details on what to say and how to say it.
When is 100 percent less profitable than 50 percent? Find out from a Top of the Table qualifier.
Like many people, your clients may be going through transitions and seeking advice. Learn how Top of the Table qualifier Renee Hanson, CFP, CDFA, works with clients going through transitions -- such as divorce, loss of spouse or job transition -- and how she works with centers of influence to find clients in her niche.
What questions should you ask, and what information should you provide in your first meeting with a client? In this episode, MDRT members discuss their best practices for that introductory conversation.<br><br> You’ll hear from:<br><br> Liru Chang, MBA<br> Roy Hall<br> Kobus Kleyn, CFP <br> Scott S. Paterick, CLU, ChFC<br><br> If you'd like to subscribe, find us on iTunes at MDRT Podcast.
Get clients calling you for your expertise. Find out how to position yourself in the media as an expert clients want to work with.
Marketing strategies have enabled Silverman's company to write 300-plus cases per year. Sales are half the battle; the other half is marketing. Silverman shares the techniques he uses in his office, such as displaying client thank you notes in the waiting area. Presented at the 2016 Annual Meeting.
Naomi Chua, of Singapore, shares her method of getting referrals, which allows her to qualify for MDRT quicker and with less effort.
The key to acquiring high-net-worth clients by referrals and building high-trust relationships, from Bill Bachrach, who is a top coach for financial advisors.
These prospecting tips generated four decades of top-level production. Hear how Baker, an MDRT Past President, spent 40 of his 47 years of MDRT membership as a Top of the Table qualifier.
Telling your story helps clients understand and trust you.
In this session, Anandpara teaches you how to build a personal brand to set yourself apart from the competition. He illustrates ways to zero in on a businesses’ unique products and services to define what differentiates one business from the rest. He also helps you better understand client needs and perceptions, teaches you how to use customer feedback to strengthen marketing efforts, and discusses how to develop creative sales presentations. This session offers content specific to India.
齊賀氏は「テクニックを身に着ければ、短期的には成績を伸ばすことができるかもしれないが、10年20年とこの仕事を続けるためには人間力が必要だ」といいます。 齊賀さんならではの面談時の心得や成約件数を伸ばすための取り組みのほか、これからのビジョンについても語ってもらった。
Dimitry Neyshtadt takes inspiration from his parents in helping other families.
The business insurance market is nothing more than one business owner (advisor) sitting across the table from another business owner (client) and asking questions. The answers to these questions inevitably expose insurance problems that the second business owner did not even know existed. If it is that simple, why aren’t more advisors involved in this market? In this session, MDRT member Russell Collins covers how to transition into the closely held-type market and then how to get from saying “hello” in the initial meeting to getting the opportunity to present recommendations.
The do's and don'ts of networking.
