The Modern Insurance Agent

How He Closes 50% of Final Expense Leads (What Most Agents Miss)

Jumpstart Go

Use Left/Right to seek, Home/End to jump to start or end. Hold shift to jump forward or backward.

0:00 | 52:40

Send us Fan Mail

Most final expense agents are chasing the same thing:

better leads
better scripts
better systems

But what if the real difference isn’t any of those?

In this episode of The Modern Insurance Agent Podcast, we sit down with Chris Thompson, a final expense specialist with 18 years in the business and one of the most consistent producers in telesales.

Chris wrote $235,000 in premium in his first 5 months in telesales, has had a $450k year, and maintains a ~50% closing ratio far above industry averages.

And his philosophy is simple:
No magic leads.
No shortcuts.
Just discipline, consistency, and execution.

Inside this episode, we break down:

  • how to increase your closing ratio in final expense telesales
  • what actually builds trust over the phone
  • the biggest mistakes agents make during sales calls
  • why most agents overcomplicate the sales process
  • how to handle leads without constantly switching vendors
  • what consistency really looks like in insurance sales
  • the mindset required to produce at a high level

If you want to improve your insurance sales, closing ratio, and consistency, this episode is packed with real, practical insight.

Connect with Chris Thompson
https://lastingmark.com/join-mtp/

Connect with Us:

🔗Download the resources & access the full podcast library jumpstartgonow.com/podcast

Join the Movement of Modern Insurance Agents!

Ready to become the agent clients trust and refer to their friends? Start by building your personal brand, using social media effectively, and prioritizing relationships over transactions. Let’s change the way people see insurance one client at a time! 🚀

📢 Join the discussion! Connect with like-minded agents and get exclusive marketing tips in the Marketing for Insurance Agents Facebook Group. jumpstartgonow.com/join-group