Classroom Training – Day Two

Phase Two - Transition

In this phase, you’ll transition the conversation into the Needs Analysis survey in four steps:

  1. Read Off Letter
    • Inform the client why you are here and what they can expect.
  2. Transition to Needs Analysis Survey (Video)
    • Play a video that explains more about Life Insurance to the client.
  3. Survey – Basic Information
    • Collect basic information about the proposed insured to determine what they are eligible for.
  4. Survey – Medical Information
    • Collect medical information about the proposed insured to determine their qualification.

Flash Cards

Mouseover or click the card to reveal the script text on the back.

Read Off Letter

Inform the client why you are here and what they can expect.

Read Off Letter

The next thing I have for you is a brief read off letter. It basically explains the purpose of my visit today.

What it says is: after I show you the benefits, explain how they work, and answer all of your questions, you’ll be able to give me a simple yes or no.

In other words, we anticipate that these benefits will make sense to you. If so, take advantage of them today! If not, I’ll have a brief report form for your feedback.

Transition to Needs Analysis Survey

Play a video that explains more about Life Insurance to the client.

Transition to Needs Analysis Survey

Everyone has different needs and wants when it comes to insuring themselves and their families.

What we do for you may not be the same as what we do for the person we’ll see after you.

Because of that, this video will explain in simple terms the need for these benefits.

Survey – Basic Information

Collect basic information about the proposed insured to determine what they are eligible for.

Survey – Basic Information

Now that you have more knowledge about the different types of insurance, I’m going to ask you a few questions to see what you qualify for, and we’ll go from there.

Survey – Medical Information

Collect medical information about the proposed insured to determine their qualification.

Survey – Medical Information

When it comes to qualifying for life insurance, you have to be in fairly good health.

Many people think that you can just get coverage, but you have to qualify for it.

So, I’m going to ask you a couple of health questions, to see if you qualify.

Phase Two Script Readings

The next thing I have for you is a brief read off letter. It basically explains the purpose of my visit today.

What it says is: after I show you the benefits, explain how they work, and answer all of your questions, you’ll give me a simple yes or no.

In other words, we anticipate that these benefits will make sense to you. If so, take advantage of them today! If not, I’ll have a brief report form for your feedback.

Everyone has different needs and wants when it comes to insuring themselves and their families.

What we do for you may not be the same as what we do for the person we’ll see after you.

Because of that, this video will explain in simple terms the need for these benefits.

(play video)

(video ends)

Now that you have more knowledge about the different types of insurance, I’m going to ask you a few questions to see what you qualify for, and we’ll go from there.

When it comes to qualifying for life insurance, you have to be in fairly good health. Many people think that you can just get coverage, but you have to qualify for it. So, I’m going to ask you a couple of health questions, to see if you qualify.

    Day Two Quiz

    1. What are the three key words to use while explaining the Read Off Letter?

    "After I you the benefits, how they work, and all of your questions, you'll be able to give me a simple yes or no."

    Read Off Letter

    Transition to Needs Analysis Survey

    Survey - Basic Information

    Survey - Medical Information

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