For Newer Agents: Is there value here?

[tyguy999]

Hey there,
I found out as I'm sure that many new agents have, the training and testing that you do to get your license gives you almost no training on actually running the business of being an insurance agent. I'm creating a training program for my employees to replicate the growth that I've had in my agency to double your income.
I'm not on here to sell this program (yet) but, I'd love to get some feedback from you on two things:

1. Would that be of interest to you? If we could double your income would it be worth it to you to pay for this program?
2. What parts of starting your business has been a struggle for you? In what areas do you feel like you are banging your head against a wall?

To give you a little more detail in case you have questions about it: The cost would be anywhere from $1,000/year to $5,000/year (depending on the amount of personal touch you'd want). $1,000 would be a DIY program that you have full access to but you are on your own. Then $5,000 would be a package where I come out and really dig deep into the operations of your business and help you create a business that can skyrocket. Each option would provide online training and a community of people that are going through the same thing.

Again, I'm asking this more to hear what new agents would think. This would be focused on the business of health insurance, but most of the concepts can be used for any line of business. I'd also love to hear the input of agents that have been in the business longer or maybe have even tried this themselves. I would not be asking to move them to my downline, they'd just be paying for the education.

 

[Yagents]

I had a similar idea a number of years ago, but new agents rarely have the money to pay upfront advice when first starting. Hence the override model of GA's.

Plus, Why pay when you can get the same advice for free on this forum?