The Insurance That Ought To Sell Itself!

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We hear people say that something is, “As easy to sell as a bar of soap!” The expression derives from the fact that soap almost sells itself because it is a simple, common, necessity of life that is inexpensive and easy to carry out of the store!

Can we not make the same case for income replacement life insurance?

Consider:
  • It’s essential – Every wage-earner on whom someone depends needs it.
  • The risk is easily determined – Just use a carrier-approved formula: Earned Income x Anticipated Working Years Left.
  • Most are underinsured – …often having only group term ($50,000) or a policy whose face amount seems like a large sum until compared to the income actually lost over the remaining working life.
  • It is an economical solution – Because the period of risk is known, inexpensive term insurance fits the bill.
  • It’s simple – Level term insurance with a guaranteed death benefit and a guaranteed premium is the easiest product on the market to explain to a client.
  • It’s easy for you – More than any other sale, the speed and simplicity term policy placement is maximized by online application, underwriting, and policy delivery.
For assistance with marketing pieces or determining the best term product for each situation (it’s not always just the cheapest one!) get in touch with Tom Virkler, JD – Director of Advanced Markets, at tom@cpsadvancedmarkets.com or 706-614-3796.
 
For what it’s worth: If selling the suds is that easy, then the least demanding sales position may be in Unilever’s Beauty & Wellbeing Division which manufacturers the Dove Beauty Bar which is far and away the best-selling bar soap in the United States.