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Ten Factors to Consider Before Jumping into Independent Consulting

Successful Independent Consulting

One way to get over the psychological hurdle is to avoid calling it “sales”. Supply and demand – Assess the market for your expertise to get an idea of how hard it may be to find work. Marketability – Were former bosses, colleagues or teammates sad to see you move on to a different department or project? Be honest with yourself.

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How Much Does Running a Consulting/Coaching Business Cost? Here's How to Figure it Out

Consulting Matters

Insurance (4:47). All right, moving on to insurance. I’ve listed two types of insurance that I recommend for consulting and coaching clients. And, first of all, business insurance, the general liability, it’s just good for any business. This is really good protection for you to make sure that you are covered.

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Anyone Can Succeed - Celebrating 15 Years of Consulting Success with Dan Weedin

Consulting Matters

Dan Weedin is an author, speaker, consultant, coach, podcaster and founder of Toro Consulting , a firm that specializes in small business growth, particularly in the insurance/risk business. Dan Weedin: Well I'd been an insurance broker for pretty much all of my career. So I had been selling insurance but then I started thinking.

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Health Economics Part II – Insurance

Tom Spencer

In part one of my series about health economics I gave an overview of the drivers of demand in the medical care market. In this post, I will go beyond a general interpretation of demand and give you an in-depth overview of a specific and expensive issue: the rising cost of public liability insurance.

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Consultant Ninja: A Simple Question about the Credit Markets.

Consultant Ninja

A Simple Question about the Credit Markets. Isnt also true that providing funds to the sick banks also insures they dont go under? AJ: I totally agree that it massively shift market share from the sick banks to the healthy banks. But wouldnt that be a better market result than letting the sick banks keep their share?

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The Transformative Power of AI in Business

Tom Spencer

As a result, businesses are able to provide recommendations that simultaneously enhance customer satisfaction and increase sales revenue. This data-driven approach can enhance agility and enable businesses to respond in real time in rapidly changing markets. AI can also facilitate rapid prototyping and testing of new products.

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Using Cartoons to Get Attention in Emails

The Fearless Marketer

Here’s the opening of an email to executives in the Insurance Industry interested in increasing sales: We’ve all seen this opera a thousand times: Yes, insurance salespeople have been the victim of vicious stereotypes. This opening relies on the stereotype of the obnoxious insurance salesperson. Cheers, Robert.