Even in this difficult economic environment, is price the driving criteria for any purchase? When you've lost an account, it's easy to assume so - especially in the absence of a more definitive reason. When clients tell me it's all about the economy, I'm more than a little skeptical. Our own unscientific research shows that, whether it's insurance or groceries, price is almost never the only reason why anyone selects one product or service over another.
And now there' s research that supports my theory - and the "buyers" in this case are insurance agents. "When it comes to an agency's satisfaction with its personal lines insurance companies, commissions do not rank as tops. Nor do commissions rank second. In fact, out of six satisfaction factors, compensation from an insurer ranks dead last, according to a new industry study. "
You can read the article on the Insurance Journal website but it's not surprising. You select your carriers based on a whole package of customer needs and preferences, knowing that it's value, not price, that will influence their purchasing decision.
A good thing to remember if you're losing business and wondering why.
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