Interested in how the Insurance Industry spends (and loses) money.
Chicago, IL USA
Joined December 2016
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The stories I am telling during personal cyber policy sales are f'ing insane & none of them are unique or exaggerated. We're literally spending this week signing up other insurance agents. And it's like $50 a month. Cyber crimes & soft markets suck but I found something good.
AI feels generational for sure but it also seems like a lot of people are missing a once in a decade chance to use TikTok to build a sales empire.
A $200 P&C license, the right program, and a QVC mindset... 🤷 🫣💰⛏️
Live look at the inside of an insurance underwriters brain 8 seconds after seeing that roadster video.
Them: I sell insurance to blue collar businesses, why would I ask them about content creator insurance?
Me: 👇
I don't know how (yet) but I'm going to turn this into an insurance tweet before the end of the week.
Progressive ad at the start of the Neb v IU game was my first gametime insurance commerical of the day.
(Flo's keys to the game)
Hedge Quote retweeted
רק שבוע שעבר דיברתי על ביטוח לרכבים אוטונומיים- מה דעתכם על האירוע הזה? מה הביטוח היה אומר על זה?
This week in wholesale:
• Reminder: Insurance for robots is a thing.
• Transaction insurance puts our "boring business" right at the heart of M&A deals (and it's kinda sexy).
• Personal cyber policies are stacked, and cyber crime is going bonkers ahead of the holidays.
Pete Davison who has done commercials for Taco Bell, Smart water, Manscaped, Verizon, CROCS, Amazon, Calvin Klein, Bud Light and Hellman's Mayonnaise, says he doesn't understand what social media influencers are accomplishing when they do GRFW videos on TikTok.
Why do some insurance policies sound exactly like the stupid ass rules for small town high school football? Like this Friday you're going to run the ball 33 times, play linebacker, kick extra points but if you sit out during practice on Monday you don't get to play next Friday.
Illinois can be expensive but at least when you're taking a state level licensing exam you can always count on the higher, almost ridiculous sounding fee to be the correct answer.