I am considering NAA. Is thersanything I should be aware of with NAA???
Total Comments: 10
Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2008 02:27 am Post Subject:
Congrats!
Sounds pretty good to me:
NAA Life is a Company Built on Integrity and Success
Job Benefits:
NAA Life is the perfect fit for a motivated new agent looking to make $75,000+ or a seasoned agent who is looking to put their experience to use in a proven system to make $100,000+ with rapid growth opportunities.
NAA Life offers:
- Exclusive, Quality Client Contacts and World Class Lead Distribution
- Unlimited Freedom and Income
- Free Training and Mentoring by Companies Best Performers
- Free Agent Support and Marketing Materials
- A Rated Insurance Carriers specializing in: Mortgage Protection, Life, Disability, Money Back Feature, Retirement Protection
- Full Time and Part Time Positions
NAA Life also provides:
- Flexible Schedule
- Immediate Management Opportunities
- Business Infrastructure: Custom Websites, Weekly Education, NAAtv
- Opportunity to Build Your Own Business
- Help Your Community (Protect Families, Support Education, Help Kids)
- Assistance in Obtaining Your Insurance License
NAA Life track record:
- Largest provider of Mortgage Protection in USA
- Fastest growing Financial Services Provider
- Hundreds of agents making $100,000+
NAA Life Agents all have the following traits in common:
- Enjoy Working With People
- Enthusiastic About Helping Families
- Self motivation and Ambitious
- Coachable
... assuming this is what you're referring to anyway.
Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2008 04:14 am Post Subject:
It depends on who you actual are working under. If you don't buy the leads you get b and c leads that have been worked and are old.
The initial training is good. I think you are going to get alot of mixed responses on NAA.
Google them and you will see what I am talking about.
sorry i wasn't logged in the first time.
Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2008 04:23 am Post Subject:
sorry i wasn't logged in the first time.
No problem, I've taken care of the guest post :D
Thanks,
Lakemen
Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2008 07:41 am Post Subject:
IMO, apart from a good company name, there are few other things that a new agent should consider. The fiat and foremost important factor is whether or not he is receiving good on-field training, what other supports that the company offers to the new agents to firm their foot on the business.
~Jeremy
Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2008 08:03 am Post Subject:
Well, NAA seems to be a good place to begin, however, I agree with Jeremy.
Regarding National Agents Alliance, you're required to buy the leads and each lead costs handsomely. Hence, you should weigh your pocket before committing for it.
National Agent Alliance requires you to build your own chain of agents. However, initially you'll be reporting to a NAA manager, and Tte leads that you'll purchase, will also come through the manager.
Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2008 01:27 pm Post Subject: IMO
I know this may sound elementary, but what does IMO stand for?
Posted: Mon Aug 11, 2008 05:56 am Post Subject:
Its not elementary my dear Watson....you can ask anything that may sound different to you.
However, IMO stands for In My Opinion. These types of abbreviations are quite common in the online boards.
Hope I clarified :D
Regards,
Juanita
Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2008 05:18 pm Post Subject:
Congratulations RK on passing the exam. I guess you are in a good company. But apart from being part of it, you should also develop the skill within you. I know insurance companies offers trainings and seminars. Learn and be successful on your chosen career.
Posted: Wed Aug 13, 2008 02:56 pm Post Subject:
NAA, recycled leads and 55% commission contracts. You can do better, if you can't, learn what you can from them and move on.
Posted: Wed Aug 20, 2008 11:22 am Post Subject:
Find a reputable agent/agency locally and cold call them for a position. Make sure you own your business wherever you go.
Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2008 02:27 am Post Subject:
Congrats!
Sounds pretty good to me:
NAA Life is a Company Built on Integrity and Success
Job Benefits:
NAA Life is the perfect fit for a motivated new agent looking to make $75,000+ or a seasoned agent who is looking to put their experience to use in a proven system to make $100,000+ with rapid growth opportunities.
NAA Life offers:
- Exclusive, Quality Client Contacts and World Class Lead Distribution
- Unlimited Freedom and Income
- Free Training and Mentoring by Companies Best Performers
- Free Agent Support and Marketing Materials
- A Rated Insurance Carriers specializing in: Mortgage Protection, Life, Disability, Money Back Feature, Retirement Protection
- Full Time and Part Time Positions
NAA Life also provides:
- Flexible Schedule
- Immediate Management Opportunities
- Business Infrastructure: Custom Websites, Weekly Education, NAAtv
- Opportunity to Build Your Own Business
- Help Your Community (Protect Families, Support Education, Help Kids)
- Assistance in Obtaining Your Insurance License
NAA Life track record:
- Largest provider of Mortgage Protection in USA
- Fastest growing Financial Services Provider
- Hundreds of agents making $100,000+
NAA Life Agents all have the following traits in common:
- Enjoy Working With People
- Enthusiastic About Helping Families
- Self motivation and Ambitious
- Coachable
... assuming this is what you're referring to anyway.
Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2008 04:14 am Post Subject:
It depends on who you actual are working under. If you don't buy the leads you get b and c leads that have been worked and are old.
The initial training is good. I think you are going to get alot of mixed responses on NAA.
Google them and you will see what I am talking about.
sorry i wasn't logged in the first time.
Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2008 04:23 am Post Subject:
sorry i wasn't logged in the first time.
No problem, I've taken care of the guest post :D
Thanks,
Lakemen
Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2008 07:41 am Post Subject:
IMO, apart from a good company name, there are few other things that a new agent should consider. The fiat and foremost important factor is whether or not he is receiving good on-field training, what other supports that the company offers to the new agents to firm their foot on the business.
~Jeremy
Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2008 08:03 am Post Subject:
Well, NAA seems to be a good place to begin, however, I agree with Jeremy.
Regarding National Agents Alliance, you're required to buy the leads and each lead costs handsomely. Hence, you should weigh your pocket before committing for it.
National Agent Alliance requires you to build your own chain of agents. However, initially you'll be reporting to a NAA manager, and Tte leads that you'll purchase, will also come through the manager.
Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2008 01:27 pm Post Subject: IMO
I know this may sound elementary, but what does IMO stand for?
Posted: Mon Aug 11, 2008 05:56 am Post Subject:
Its not elementary my dear Watson....you can ask anything that may sound different to you.
However, IMO stands for In My Opinion. These types of abbreviations are quite common in the online boards.
Hope I clarified :D
Regards,
Juanita
Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2008 05:18 pm Post Subject:
Congratulations RK on passing the exam. I guess you are in a good company. But apart from being part of it, you should also develop the skill within you. I know insurance companies offers trainings and seminars. Learn and be successful on your chosen career.
Posted: Wed Aug 13, 2008 02:56 pm Post Subject:
NAA, recycled leads and 55% commission contracts. You can do better, if you can't, learn what you can from them and move on.
Posted: Wed Aug 20, 2008 11:22 am Post Subject:
Find a reputable agent/agency locally and cold call them for a position. Make sure you own your business wherever you go.
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