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Cold calling: The best and the worst

By Lindsey Elias, Marketing on January 26, 2018

A hard but important practice

Whether we like it or not, cold-calling is still an important part of gaining new clients. Although cold-calling tactics have changed over the years, (thank goodness), the process itself is still necessary in the insurance industry.

A quick analysis of the best and worst cold-calling practices will keep you on your "A" game and keep new clients interested in partnering with you. Let’s take a look…

 


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Lindsey is a proud wife and mom with a passion for culture, travel and carbs. When she isn’t planning her next Disney cruise, she’s usually chasing her dogs, hanging with her children or anxiously awaiting another date night with her husband.



Lindsey Elias, Marketing

As our Marketing Content Manager, Lindsey is passionate about producing quality content. When not at the office or planning her next Disney getaway, she loves hanging with her husband, family and fur babies and indulging in the two c's: carbs & coffee.

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