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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Meeting Objections in Accident Solicitation. By a Writ-
er in the Aetnaizer 171
Creating Desire for Accident Protection. By J. G. Heyer 172
Double Indemnity a Frill to Assist Solicitors. By Henry
Moir 173
CHAPTER XI
SELLING OLD AGE PROTECTION
Independence in Old Age. By James A. Fulton 175
Living to Enjoy Life Insurance. By Frederick A. Wallis 175
An Effective Circular Letter. By George A. Smith 176
A Secure Investment. By William H. Harrison 177
Demonstrating Old-Age Income Contract. By Henry
Kronshein and J. B. Oetting 178
Fires the Imagination. By G. J. A. Reany 181
CHAPTER XII
SELLING MONTHLY INCOME
Definite Proposition for a Busy Man. By Frank T. Mc-Nally 182
Support Through the Period of Dependency. By Charles
'N. Scovel 183
Man's Confidence in His Wife. By J. Elliott Hall 183
Fourteen Reasons. By C. N. Berger 184
Creation of a Larger and Lasting Estate. By Frank H.
Wheeler 185
A Stone Instead of a Wooden House. By Robert J. Mix 186
A Wolf Checkmated. By a Writer in Travelers' Record 187
Demonstrating Sale to Father of Young Girls. By W. E.
Bilheiiner 188
CHAPTER XIII
WORKING METHODS
Work Among Winners and Doers and Be One. By Albert H. Curtis 191
Are You Getting the Most Out of Your Interviews? By
F. A. G. Merrill 192
Action on First Interview. By Frank T. McNally 193
The Law of Compensation. By E. J. Dunn 194
Future Benefits from Satisfied Customers. By Edward C.
Bendere 196
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