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Why group and individual benefits can increase your broker revenue.

Offering group, voluntary, and individual benefits to clients via an online platform like segic.can increase a broker’s revenue in several ways:

  1. Cross-selling: Offering group, voluntary and individual benefits provides opportunities to cross-sell products. For example, if a client is only interested in group health insurance, the broker may be able to sell them additional products like life, virtual health, or disability insurance.
  2. Improved client retention: Offering a range of benefits improves retention because clients are more likely to stay put if they have multiple types of benefits with their broker.
  3. New clients: Offering voluntary and individual benefits can also help brokers attract new clients who are looking for coverage for themselves or their families.
  4. Commission income: Brokers earn commission on insurance products, so increased sales means increased revenue.
  5. Repeat business: Offering group, voluntary, and individual benefits allows brokers to generate repeat business because clients need to renew or update their benefits from time to time.

To summarize: by offering group, voluntary, and individual benefits, brokers can increase revenue by cross-selling products, improving client retention, attracting new clients, and earning commission on repeat business.

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