An agency that educates prospects on personal finance and family care builds trust and positions itself as a high-value partner. This approach generates obligation to reciprocate, shifts work away from low-margin services, and becomes the real client-acquisition engine.
The first thing is they have to know you, like you, and trust you. Everybody's always going for that right hook trying to get that sale, right? You know, and but when you have the mindset of like, let me give you so much information, you're gonna be guilty, you know, you're gonna be feeling guilt because you don't want to use and work with me because you got so much information. Plus, if my agency is educating you so much about your parents, how to take care of your loved ones, how to do this, how, you know, how to save money, how all these different things, If I gave you so much information, doesn't that put me as a person of value? Doesn't that put me as a person of, this is the person I want to work with my parents because they know about this stuff. And, you know, so by us doing that, that's how we generate our clients for my agencies. And so, you know, we blanket the whole stuff with education. I mean, this is how we actually moved ourselves away from doing paper plates. We started from the high, educate them and bring them down and then get them to work with our services.
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