not helped its clients<\/em> through bad times?<\/p>\nSome of us will say that AI and online insurance sales have irrevocably changed Insurance and Financial Services. I disagree. I believe consumers need us more than ever.<\/p>\n
In 2019, just before the world locked down you may remember reading about the Accenture Global Financial Services Consumer Study, where it was found that at least 50 percent of customers want more personalized banking and insurance advice, not less. Yes, they appreciated online services, but highly valued calls from their rep to give them advice. Are you determined to deliver that service?<\/p>\n
While I understand that the future of AI is the unmistakable, it does not mean your clients should be neglected because we assume their customer service needs are being met. Artificial intelligence is helping clients with their insurance needs and improves corporate profitability by as much as 60 percent, but that doesn\u2019t mean it makes everyone happy. The latest polls show that about 47 percent say that their customer experience has improved. Fair enough, but what about the 53 percent? Are you determined to deliver that service and beat the competition?<\/p>\n
And by the way, while financial service companies are generating tons of data that often overwhelm clients, who is helping those clients muddle through that data? Are you determined to deliver that service and beat the competition?<\/p>\n
Every one of our companies is well immersed in creating \u201cthe ideal digital experience.\u201d And our industry has become masterful at social media, enterprise SEO, content, Local SEO and designing incredible websites.<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s the problem: many companies, despite the digital bells and whistles, often lack efficiency in measuring how much of an impression these multi-million-dollar efforts are having on reaching actual customers. Ultimately, many industry prognosticators agree that it is the individual rep who must be determined to market and sell the company, just as in \u201cdays of old.\u201d<\/p>\n
It will probably never be completely safe to go back in the water. That is why we learn to swim, and that is why it feels so good when we lose our fear of the deep water.<\/p>\n
\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\nScott Burrows, Insurance and Financial Industry Motivational Speaker<\/a> is again available for in-person or virtual presentations. Please contact him today at his office: 520 \u2013 548 \u2013 1169, or through this website.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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