Two is company… But, three is not a crowd!




 A new way of presenting
    insurance solutions
From a sales aspect, we’ve done well, but we need to explore
  different techniques to help our prospects make appropriate
insurance choices. Right now the selling process looks like this:


               Value proposition
                     Cost advantage
                          How we can help
We’re here to lean how the power of three has
the ability to make your communication soar
                                         I’m
                                      confused
Examples using the power of three for amazing
                   results.


                     +3. Strength training
 1. Cardio




             +2. Nutrition                   Good
                                             health
Why do jugglers
usually have 3 balls
   up in the air?
    Because it's
something that can
be easily managed
  and attainable
Can we follow
  the road to
achieve similar
    results?
Can we change our way of presenting solutions to
get breakthrough sales results through the three
              options approach?
First, start by reviewing your existing way of
              presenting solutions
We currently offer prospects numerous
alternatives using different computer programs
Some of those processes focus on a decision
          based on price alone
This method may not meet the real needs of the
                 client.
We must find a method where the client chooses
 between options that meet all his needs…
…and the options do not need to be always
       based on a single product
Embrace the new way of presenting!


 Inexpensive

 Affordable

 Very expensive
Limit the options to three; no more and no less
You’ll be amazed on how clients react
Offer only two options? This is what you get!
An example using critical
          illness insurance

$57.26   Basic CI* 3 conditions T75 plus

$73.77   Enhanced CI* 20 + conditions T 75 plus

$81.91   Enhanced CI* 20 + conditions T100 plus
                              *CI: critical illness insurance
An example with packaging

         $32.36 Mom T20 CI*; child T100 CI*


        $48.38    Mom T20 life*, T20 CI; child T100 CI*

$51.44 Mom T20 life*, T20 CI*; child T100 CI* paid-up

                      *CI: critical illness insurance; Life: term life insurance
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  • 1.
    Two is company…But, three is not a crowd! A new way of presenting insurance solutions
  • 2.
    From a salesaspect, we’ve done well, but we need to explore different techniques to help our prospects make appropriate insurance choices. Right now the selling process looks like this: Value proposition Cost advantage How we can help
  • 3.
    We’re here tolean how the power of three has the ability to make your communication soar I’m confused
  • 4.
    Examples using thepower of three for amazing results. +3. Strength training 1. Cardio +2. Nutrition Good health
  • 5.
    Why do jugglers usuallyhave 3 balls up in the air? Because it's something that can be easily managed and attainable
  • 6.
    Can we follow the road to achieve similar results?
  • 7.
    Can we changeour way of presenting solutions to get breakthrough sales results through the three options approach?
  • 8.
    First, start byreviewing your existing way of presenting solutions
  • 9.
    We currently offerprospects numerous alternatives using different computer programs
  • 10.
    Some of thoseprocesses focus on a decision based on price alone
  • 11.
    This method maynot meet the real needs of the client.
  • 12.
    We must finda method where the client chooses between options that meet all his needs…
  • 13.
    …and the optionsdo not need to be always based on a single product
  • 14.
    Embrace the newway of presenting! Inexpensive Affordable Very expensive
  • 15.
    Limit the optionsto three; no more and no less
  • 16.
    You’ll be amazedon how clients react
  • 17.
    Offer only twooptions? This is what you get!
  • 18.
    An example usingcritical illness insurance $57.26 Basic CI* 3 conditions T75 plus $73.77 Enhanced CI* 20 + conditions T 75 plus $81.91 Enhanced CI* 20 + conditions T100 plus *CI: critical illness insurance
  • 19.
    An example withpackaging $32.36 Mom T20 CI*; child T100 CI* $48.38 Mom T20 life*, T20 CI; child T100 CI* $51.44 Mom T20 life*, T20 CI*; child T100 CI* paid-up *CI: critical illness insurance; Life: term life insurance
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Editor's Notes

  • #2 Two might be company in life, but in communication you can go all the way to three and still have a rollicking party. If you step over to four however, it's quite likely that you've stepped into the hara-kiri zone.
  • #3 How a product can be usedCost advantage of a featureShow how you can help the prospectShow the value of your solution: How a feature meets a needAre we satisfied with the approach we are taking? Remember: if I keep on doing what I’m doing, I’ll keep on getting what I’m getting
  • #4 there is clear evidence that the number three has significance in how much information we can process and retain.The brain finds it relatively easy to grasp threes -- elements, colours and fonts. Push that marginally up to four and the brain gets confused about where to look and what to do, and sends the eye scampering like a frisky puppy on a sunny day.
  • #5 Besides the kid in Pay it forward, someone using the power of three has achieved amazing results. For example combining cardio, strength training, and nutrition.Why do jugglers usually have 3 balls up in the air? Because it's something that can be easily managed and attainable. As soon as they add a 4th ball, the skill level is increased and the more energy and focus is neededArticle Source: http://EzineArticles.com/2238323.implementing the power of three in a variety of ways from making 3 calls a day, having 3 appointments per day, networking 3 times a week, following up with 3 people, etc. I realized that I could handle almost anything in this quantity and it didn't seem to be overwhelming to do. The result was a lot more got accomplished and I was in control of my time.  Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/2238323
  • #8 Three elements as we will discover later.
  • #9 Before we get there, we need to review our existing way of presenting solutions. I’m sure right now in your mind you’re going through your own way of making the sale.
  • #10 Some of us will use those programs to determine the product and/or company we will present to the prospect. CLICK
  • #11 This process mostly focuses on a decision based on price alone.
  • #12 Security, peace of mind, tax effectiveness, survivor’s income, retirement income
  • #13 We must find a method where the client chooses between options that all meet his needs
  • #14 The options do not need to be always based on a single product, for example term insurance