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6 Ways Wholesalers Become Franchise Players
The days of the lone wolf wholesaler are dead.
That’s right, the wholesalers that profess the credo of “I just want to be left alone to do my job” are become extinct as quickly as the Antillean Giant Rice Rat.
Welcome to the age of the franchise player.
Franchise players (FP’s) are wholesalers who:
How Not to Burn Wholesaling Bridges [What Every Wholesaler Should Know About Recruitment Calls]
You’re screaming down [insert freeway, highway or byway name here] and your caller id flashes an unfamiliar number.
After your next appointment, you listen to voicemail.
On the other end of the line is a National Sales Manager or Divisional Sales Manager from a competing firm (or a recruiter representing that same firm).
In their message, they explain that they have an opening for which you might be a great fit.
What does the great wholesaler do?
The Emotionally Incompetent Wholesaler
Would you rather have a long-tenured sales machine, void of empathy, or a new(er) wholesaler who connects well on an emotional level with advisors, but is just starting their journey?
This paraphrased question came from a coaching client recently, as they were having issues with their internal partner.
Your Territory Is Being Cut, Now What?
It’s inevitable.
At some point in your wholesaling career, you will be faced with a territory cut/realignment.
From a management perspective, it occurs because you have grown your territory (congratulations) to the point where it can now sustain another wholesaler.
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