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The Best Insurance Referral Generation Techniques You Need to Try

These are the Best Insurance Referral Generation Techniques Out There
An insurance referral is one of the hottest sources of leads you can receive. They’re your friends’ friends, your client’s neighbors, and even your second cousins. The truth is that referrals are everywhere you turn. You know the opportunity is there, but you may not know the best techniques to generate insurance referrals. There are the techniques you need to try:1. Business Card TechniqueYou give them out to nearly every professional contact you meet. Business cards include your name and basic contact information. Why not ask for a referral on your business card? Asking for an insurance referral on your business card shows your willingness to help others. Recipients will also see that you’re confident in your ability to satisfy clients, so much so that you know that they’ll refer their friends. Furthermore, it’s often recommended that in order to make yourself memorable, business professionals should include a picture of themselves on the business card. In a stack of other business cards that professionals receive, a face is more recognizable than just a name.

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