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Are you spending more time trying to find new customers ("catching") than on maintaining current ones satisfaction ("keeping")? According to Morfin, you aren’t alone — most financial professionals struggle with this balance. Learn to optimize your time and energy by balancing three areas: catching, keeping and growing your business by asking for qualified referrals. Morfin shows you the value and the importance of keeping current customers satisfied. Discover how to improve your closing average and focus on the niche markets where you feel more successful.
Remember when business was fun? You’re allowed. It’s OK. In fact, people tend to do business with people they like, according to Trovato. You can be the best financial planner in the world, but if no one knows you, loves you and trusts you, you will be a lonely financial planner with lots of time on your hands. Using a play on the TV show “Seinfeld,” where “nothing” really means everything, Trovato helps you learn how and why to do successful client events, explains why traditional mission statements don't work and what to do instead, and shares how he achieved Top of the Table status in just two years.
Over 90 percent of Tancock's new clients are referrals from existing clients. They are not coming in because she has better products to sell or can promise better market returns; they are looking for someone to help them organize their finances and help them achieve their goals. Tancock shares the process that she follows to make sure she remains referable in every stage of the sales/service process.
How do you turn clients into advocates so that whenever they are talking to people about finance, your name is mentioned and your expertise recommended? At the 2017 Annual Meeting, Chris Leach from Cardiff, Wales, shares her ideas.
Kimball draws on his 35 years of industry experience and regular Top of the Table qualification to explain his proven system of using only referred leads. He discusses when to ask, how to ask, overcoming objections, making it fun and how to thank clients properly for referrals.
By developing a system that both puts you in front of your clients regularly and yields their feedback on your practice, you keep those clients engaged and wanting to refer you. Noble shares his marketing plan, which details how he keeps himself in front of his clients on an ongoing basis while keeping operations intact. Noble’s client appreciation events, which have produced countless referrals, provide the opportunity to ask for referrals without making it awkward.
Effective and quick sales idea favorites from MDRT members around the world.
Hear five no-fail ideas to achieve and stay at Top of the Table.
Learn how and when to prospect. Presky shares strategies to earn the right to be referred. Presented at the 2016 Annual Meeting.
Foster discusses his approaches to getting referrals, including using social media and centers of influence.
Why it's critical to create relationships with the whole family.
MDRT members offer 12 quick sales ideas about meeting with prospective clients, marketing and more.
Find out the lesson that increased Richard Jones production, taking him from Court of the Table to Top of the Table.
Find clients without cold calls with this method for building a referral network from Plybon, a Top of the Table qualifier and Past MDRT President.
Find out how to get a 74 percent combined performance increase with these tips from MDRT member and multiple Top of the Table qualifier Alessandro Forte.
