Telesales: Fishing Strategy
- Verawat Sucharee
- Jul 30
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 14

In the highly competitive world of insurance telesales, the art of selling isn’t just about pushing the highest-premium policy upfront. It’s about earning trust, opening conversations, and gradually guiding prospects toward long-term value.
Why It Works
Lower resistance: Easy entry point means fewer rejections
Higher engagement: Customers are more likely to answer follow-up calls
Greater lifetime value: Trust leads to bigger, long-term policies
Smart cross-sell opportunities: Build from accident → health → life
Step 1: Start with the “Easy Yes”
Offer a low-premium insurance plan that solves a real pain point.Think:
Daily premium accident plans
Micro health policies
No-cash-upfront hospitalization coverage
These products are inexpensive, easy to understand, and require minimal decision-making. They help bypass the skepticism many customers have when approached by a telesales call.
Step 2: Focus on Relationship, Not Revenue (Yet)
Closing the small sale is just the beginning. Now comes the critical part — delivering great service, staying in touch, and positioning yourself as a trusted advisor. Once the customer sees value and feels supported, their openness to a broader conversation increases significantly.
Step 3: Reel in the Big Fish
Once trust is built, it’s time to introduce more comprehensive, high-value plans:
Critical illness coverage
Life insurance
Family protection bundles
Hospital income or OPD/IPP upgrades
The initial cheap product acts as the door-opener. It reduces resistance and gives you space to understand the customer’s real needs — which often go far beyond that first policy.




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