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90% Handle inbound calls for multiple products with no prospecting or cold calling. You will serve as the point of contact in fulfilling the insurance needs of our clients by assisting them with the sales process via live chat or selling coverage via inbound calls for: Renters Insurance, Manufactured Housing and Classic Car insurance.
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Our sales reps do NO Cold-Calling or Prospecting. · Commissions paid daily by our insurance carriers. · Possess a State Life Insurance License or be willing to obtain one.
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This is a true WORK FROM HOME position for the sales professional. This is a 100% commission only, sole proprietor, 1099 sales position. We work in the areas of Mortgage Protection, Final Expense Protection, Debt Elimination, retirement planning for our younger clients and retirement preparation for those clients ready to retire.
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Possess a State Life Insurance License or be willing to obtain one (we offer the pre-licensing class for free). Meet with these families in person or through a video chat and help them find the protection plan that is right for them.
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Why we stand out and what you can expect:Access to pre-qualified leads, no cold calling. Enjoy a competitive package, including a draw salary plus commission, with annual bonuses, and access to health insurance and other company perks.
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Key Responsibilities: Prospect, cultivate, and maintain a pipeline of potential clients through various channels such as cold calling, networking events, referrals, and online leads. As a Commission-Only Life Insurance Sales Representative, you will be responsible for promoting and selling life insurance policies to clients, helping them secure their financial future and protect their loved ones.
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No cold calling. Benefits (Health Insurance, Life Insurance) AO Globe Life is one of the largest providers of supplemental coverage to labor unions, credit unions, and associations.
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With our proven system and leads system, there's no cold calling required. To succeed in this position, you'll need a laptop/computer with a video camera, high-speed internet, smart phone, and an insurance license (we can help you obtain one if you're accepted.
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We specialize in protecting families with various INSURANCE PRODUCTS such as life, whole life, mortgage protection, annuities, index universal life, and more. Are you looking for a rewarding career in Insurance with high earning potential and growth opportunities.
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Here’s what we offer: In-Bound Leads Only: No cold calling, just in-bound leads. Automated CRM: Clients are auto-booked on your calendar via SMS. Comprehensive Health Insurance: Medical, dental, and vision coverage.
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Cold calling, identifying prospects, closing sales and on boarding and training new customers. Previous sales experience in outside sales, insurance agency/broker or wholesaler would be a plus.
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Core Responsibilities:SalesGenerating leads by effectively engaging Medicare senior community through event execution and local community outreachMaintaining internal sales system knowledge and marketing programs by attending scheduled meetings to learn about new updates on services, workstreams, and initiativesProspecting and cold calling to prospects & new leads assigned to you.
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Prospecting and cold calling to local businesses in your assigned territory, such as Senior Buildings, Libraries, Churches, Senior Groups, etc. Oak Street Health Benefits: Mission-focused career impacting change and measurably improving health outcomes for medicare patientsPaid vacation, sick time, and investment/retirement 401K match optionsHealth insurance, vision, and dental benefitsOpportunities for leadership development and continuing education stipendsNew centers and flexible work environmentsOpportunities for high levels of responsibility and rapid advancement.
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NO cold calling, and NO bugging friends and family to buy from youNO membership fees, dues, etc. We provide you people to talk to who already asked for help with life insuranceGet paid daily by the insurance carriers you get contracted withBonus structure on top of 80% commission for most carriers.
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Adhere to weekly fundamental expectations in order to pre-qualify active and passive IT professionals by phone through both warm-leads and cold-calling. Our benefits package includes medical, dental and vision insurance, 401k, employer-paid short-term disability, voluntary life insurance, and much more.
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